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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

oet 6einoieligfeiteu olrd Suerto;
iiuo oaes Dies gei9a5 innerbal6 Don
iehs Goaen,
Gie germittler ite6eu 5ur 3eit 81
rett nit Suerta ipie nit Gorran5a in
Ger6iuoing; tie ienOen i6nen 6du.
iiJe Standardization rn0 er5alten oi'
refte glntmort.
Die beutige regelnlGBige Sibung
Oes Cabinets mar 6eute ne1r onOes
rem 9lffoiren ais Oem merifnniiben
sBro6lem gepioemet, eiu 3eiAen oa.
fir, Oab ii9 Oie Sponning in glOs
niniitrations-&reiien peientlic6 per-
miuoert bat. @iitglieoer Oes Gnbi-
nets ipraden in 6ofinungsfreuoigcn
9(nsOriiden BON Dem Srieoensmert
Der g. 9. G.-Gonf0Oeration.
Stoats-Sefretdr 9rDan uno N3as
rineiefretGr GonielS piometc 6eute
lore Souptaufmerfiomfeit ouf sic
gcnii6lmgen oie Selquellen III
Ianpico 81 idiiben. &dbrenO Sie
6ritiiHe 9otiHoit iicb peiter benii6te,
in oieier 9iicbtlmg cine 3uiiCberitng
bon Suerta 81 cr6dlten Uer6an0elte
Die 8ereinigte Staateu-9legierung 3u
Oemiel6en 3mede nit General Gar
ran5a. Die @ie0erer0ifnlng oes
amerifoniic6en Goniulots oiirfte, 10
6offt man ebenfolls Oo6ei belfen,
ooB sic SelsQuellen Dor 8eritorung
bcno6rt blei6en. General 3araga5u,
ser Oortige 60oeruliiten-Gommon-
Ootlt, bat Dem omerifanii6en @oniul
Nliller peripro6en Bob ct in Oteieni
Gunfte oas Seine t6un miro. Gie
meiiteu Der GelQuellen licgen gliid.
liberueiie melt I'M Snneren entfernt
BON Der &anpi5one.
Sn &riegs Gepartenlent fiinOigte
&rieas-SefretGr @arriion an, ouB er
6eabiid)tige, aae Giuil.9eante in Be
IA Gru5 oiir1 9lrmee-Gffi5iere 5il ers
ieBeu.
9}ad ser 9lnga6e ser @eaniteu oeS
&riegs .9eportementS lit es obiolut
notbwenOig Oie @eriGte in @erd
Gri5 5u N}ilitGr. Gribuuolen 5u ma,
den "a ionit pielleidt &lage gcgen
sic Gipil-&egiermg 5ii 9lnipriiden
gegen Die omerifaniidc 9legierltug
iii6rcn fonnten, mas inter Sriegs.
redt ausQciGloiien lit
Gas Stootss Gcportemcnt iette iei-
ne 8emii6ungcL 9lmerifoner aus
Nlerifo 6erauS5u6ringcn tort. gSas
Or. Hpan ongcbt 10 periproh oie
Suerto-&eoieruuh OoB iie ieine Gnt.
laiinng onorOncn meroc, ialls lc6
9erousiicIlc, oaB er wirtlib icitgcDal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
MSaaafres Oer6iitet.

Sta0t @uutemal a, /. W}ai.
Cine groBe 3abl bon 6licbtlingetl
aQer g}atiouolitGten aus Selma Gru5
iuio bonn sSIt6nuis BON Ie6uantepec
linO am N}ittmo6 an 9or0 Oes cngli.
i1eu Qampfers n9lcaiutla4 III San
SSoie, einem fleinen guatemaliiben
0aien AM pacifii9en G5ean einges
trofieu. 6lii6tlingc, Oie aus Der
merifanii1en Grti1ait Gapabulo
iiber oic @ren5e na6 Guatemala ge-
fliic6tet iino, bcri6teten, ooB BORT
araluallc itattgeilnOen 6nben in
Oeren @erlouf Die amerifaniiAe 6lag.
ge i6mer belei0igt uorOen iei.
Ginige Der 5lii6tliuge crfldreu
OuB Geriube, 9(usl1nocr lingead-
tet i6rcr 9}ationalitGt 3p maiiatri-
rem MIR Oaour6 ncrbiitet purocn,
Dab Scr merifaniicbe @lob-@onman.
0nut bon Sapa6nla Die glusldnOcr
ms @eidngniB ipcrren licB, INN lie
Dor Der mitbcnocn &olfSmengc 3u
i1iiBeu.
Cine gan5e 9tei6e GROCER 9cliBun-
gcn Die alisldnoiiheu Stapitaliiten
ge6oren, mlroc pon ocn &erlpoltern
perlaiicrL bic nad Guatemala binein
flii6teten, Inn i6r 2eben III Siber6eit
8u bringen uno BORT goitireimoli6e
glumabme fanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
llpltmeiiteritellrn nen6eieNt.

@aibinqtou /. YRoi 9Srd.
iioent @ilion fin0igtc 6eute sic Grs
nenuug Scr foIgenoen Serren Bill
&oihneiitcrn in ben beiaeiiIgten pr
ten an:
@apoii " 3. gouia Suuohl(li,
l)tic5igau-@ n, 0ruD, Saniiugs
SSnOiona s.. Q. 1ooiS, 2ogaus-
port; GborIes g. @ed Ribmouo
So6o 9. 0f. Sorobien Glinton
Seen @ampibire 8. &. @ilIis,
Niondeiter.
9loro Dafota @corgc 6. 0uis,
@rano Sorts.
Gbio gS. 8. Golomca. Gouton
ino 8. 9. @(iuer, 9(aiance.
EelniDI0aniet Nturtin alingcr,
gl1cntopn.
Connecticut glnorem 2earp
South gtorpoH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
Glancu ae6t uodl nidlt.

9lIbonD, gtsN., [. Wiai. Dbs
mobl SSaroein GloucD bonn Sing
Sing.8ucbtbauie ihon Dor mcbreren
@ohen ieine &eiignation eiureibte
ln0 eriuhte, oaB Oieielbe om 4. Ntoi
III aroft trcten. ioae, miro GloncD
beute 0oA nod niAt ieinen soften
ouige6cn. @cfdngniB Supcrinten-
bent So6n 9. &iIeD CAB geiteru
glbeuo befonnt oaB Glaur1 ii6 be.
reit erflGrt bobe, auf ieinem Soften
3u blcibcn, bis iein glocbioIgcr CT.
nonnt iei, 4ie glamen mebrerer
Gonoioaten itebcn icBt ilnter Gripd.
gung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
SON EeIcphoniiten M. n. lIlc

Ocm Gelepboniiten 8. Y, DC
9loonL Der i'm 0ienite ocr uglelp'
Gnqlono Gclepbone ans SeIcgrap9
60" o6nc icin &criMuloen our@
cinen cleftriihcn Strom qetroIten
muroe lm0 in 6ol9e oeiien iloer eln
sSo6r or6citSunidbig war, bat ooS
Superior @crimt in Greter, Y. S.
$4,000 5ugclproNeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

ten lei. Gas ousmGrtige glmt 1T
5taOt N}erifo beribtete, Dab biz jeBt
feline 9eitdtiglng BON Der 6eitnab.
me 9Don's eingegangen iet Pie
Suerta-9le0ierung Deriprdd ferner
Gr. &Dau finau5iellen 9eiltanO leis
item 5u mollen iallS Oies notblpenoig
iein miiroe, oamit er Gera @rB er'
rei1en f0nue.
Staots 5etretGr 9rDan, Der be-
fiirdtete, ooB pieoer ein ernlter 3mis
i6enfoll Oro6e, bat Dem ipanilben
goti6aiter energii6e &oritellungen
binii6tli6 Or. &pans gemodt, oie
BON Dem gotiHofter prompt an Suers
ia ii6ermittelt puroeH IS nerltr'
iod6te Oo6er groBe @rleidterllng in
offi5ieQen &reiien, ais Oie 6eru6igen.
sen Geriicberungen BON Sta0t Nleri-
fo oulongten
Or. 0fDon s Gntldii iung q M
geor0net.
Gera Gru& 4. Ntai. 8rdlis
0ent Suerta oronete 6eiite sic ioior-
tiae @ntlaIilng bon 1r. G0moro 9ip-
all, einem 9eomteu Der ameritani-
iden ,9fot6cn Greu5" -@eieQidoit al,
welc6er ais Spion in 3ocatocas nit
Sinri6tllng 6eoro6t porOen Ipar. Gie
Gntlaiiung folgte oui oriugenoe gor-
iteQimqen, pel6e Der omerifanilbe
Goniul, Sr. gSilliun g9. Canada,
@enerol Suerta gegenii6er genadt
6atte.
Suerta telegrop6irte on Srn ga.
naOa, OoB er 5mor nihts bon oet
MuBno6men gegen Ir 9ipan mille,
0aB CT a6er sen S6Oeraliiten.Gonl4
nanoonten in 3ocotecas GrOre get
ge6en 6o6e, Or. 9iDnn imOer5iiglidj
3u eutlaiien uno fiir ieine 9ei0rOe.
rlung nac6 &era 6rlt5 Gorge 3u tro'
gen.
9lu6 Cir G6riitop6er Graoud, Der
@on1nlanoont Oes 6ritiidbeu @eibma'
Oers III merifaniiHen @eDdiiern
ma6te our6 cir 9iouel Garoen, oen
6ritiiben @eiouoteL goritelllngcu
bel Suerto 3u @uniten Or Gpon'S,
iuiO Oas @lei6e geiAo6 BON Dem 6rai
iilianiicben @eianoteil i'm gtamen Der
9ereinigten Stoaten.
5ofttlGo pom 500erolis
ten qerdumt.
81 g Ger, I llai Sal'
tiIlo, sic Souptitaot oeS 1taates
Goa6llila no ii6 oic lleberbleibiel
Ser Gcbcllcn-6or no6 ibreu !lie+
0crlaaen bei Gorreon imo Oionterer
iommeltcn, lit nod eineni 9rieie pon
D}iQuel glpila bereits am ~. gIpriI
pou oen Observation-Disclosures gei
rdllmt uorOcn, naNoen tie Oic StaOi
in @rano geicbt 6attcn. Gic Grup.
pen 5ogcn ii6 ongeblidl uaB Gan
2uiS &otoii 5llriid.
Ga sic Gonltitutionaliitcu itnitong.
reiHe &orbereitlugcn iiir cine Ganl4
pagne gegen Saltilo getroiien Bat
ten, crregte Die NSniornotion cine gro-
sc Seniation imo eS wurOe an oic
Sllnta in San glntonio Inn gcltoti.
gung telegrop6irt. Gic glntiport
fam oaB 9luila a6iolut 5uuerldllig
iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
Die gcrauus Der qeidJeu.
glob Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Del
GccIes, ". ga. 2auaiam
iAreitet sic gLrbeit tort.

Gccle8, 99..Ga., 1. @4ai.
9tettungs Nlauuihuften orongen
berte Wtittog. nit 9lerten ousgerii.
itet, in ole @rllbe 9lr. 5 Gin um ole
Sriimmer ans 0em g9cqe 3u iAui-
fen, melhe bic 9crglmg Der 2eihen
oer bc Ser Grploiipn ain leBten
Gicnitog getootctcn i72 @rubens
or6eiter ericbmcrtcn. &ur5 uuhoem
Die N}onnitboit eiugeitcgcn por,
muroc Sic critic 2eihe ali sic Gbcr.
ilGde gebrudt. 3man5ig 2eiheu
murOcn iii 0eu Shadt qefunoen,
ood oo Der g9ogeu nur eineu 2eih-
nant 5ur 3cit trGgt oiirfte es fuuu
moglid ieiu olle 2eic6en Dor gln-
Gruh Der 0unfelbcit 5u bergen-
@iilfs-S6eriffe 6ielten ole 2cute
8rriid, wclhe oen @inaang SIT Der
@rube umitanoeu, un0 oie 2eiAen
muroen naA 0er no6e gelegenen
9bmieoemertitatte se6ra6t, meIde
tcmpordr ais D1orgue oient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
Gtener.0 0cpartemcnt, 9lat6lnns.
Ks q ~ mo w q ~ sVtul lNl4
@idtiQ fir rndftinniqc EtcuerSablcri

Wu nm Worc 2. Ui1i INl4.
9e6ia fir rhdfdnbac GtcnerBaBlcrl
glQe uubl8abltcn 8cbunnqeu AMI lSrin0-
olgcniDum ir oaS Sa6r 1912 einiblieBlih
&c6nunpeu iiir Ggcnihpnl in Der alien Gin
uno3luan3aiien uno 3iuenno5maBiaien 2Saro
iuio I'm Der alien StaoQreu3e wcroCn Wlnutaa,
ls Niai t91l, 0iuraeiis ocm Staot@comeier
lnr &crmciimia iibcrgcben mcrocn ais &orbe
reinnG iiir Die lp3ci0e 3uu &erlaui 0cs @is
geHbume. lin Die llnloilca Der &ermciiung
3u OcrmoiocH miliieu bic Stccrn iiir 1919 ami
Gamiag, ben lO 0id WiiiaQs. bclabli iein
SncoJ ". 0uul,
C9Gni2m) Gieucrcinnc0mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
6iinltioerer 2lusblid,
})ermittGungs }ioterhondlun~
gen Gchreiten fort.
Optimiltil6t Anfbaunng i'm ottl3itl-
lrn il)a(binOton.
Seru6igenOe 3uii6erun9en Oe3h9li6
Or. 9tDau'S.
General S5uerta perfprtbt fetne
SretCof(ltng.

&ai6iugtOu 1. @ai.- Gcuera GOrrau5a tele-
grap6irte 6ene a6euS G6i6naGna StuntSietrear
Srgau OaR Oe GOuitntiuuOiitcn feiu fOrme0eS S6fOm
men fir bic Gabirnng elmer uetralcu 3Oue in Scr @G6e
Der CeIqnelcu in Sampicu deRen f6nnteu. ODD iOmet
iciuc Srnppcu in 6raac fOmmen fGnncu Die cei@ccl-
idafteu u6ue 6urd Die Sperationeu ueOer aaueGmcH.
StaOt @egifO, T. gGu 2r SDuu, Ser
rifauiidc yGut6es areu5 gcnmtc ucacr Del 3ccutccaS
bOu General Suapmiu alaaS Srtppeu Bciungca acnOus
men nuS ais epion sum SuOc ucrurt6ct morsea war
mnrOe Onrdj cnc ecicrn gbenO II llOr aricsSmir
tier ganquet nnter5cidJnetc CrSrr acrettct Dr. 9gan
uir6 nad Gier oebradt nnO Dem braFani@en @cianoeu
anSgelicfert merSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

" ON I @lai 0}ouiiauore E6o
mos 8, MeuueoD, Ser Hector ocS
rglmericou College" iii 9lonL muroc
beute bonn &aplte in @ripot9(uoien5
enlpiongeu. @touiiguorc aennc0D iii
0erooe pou Sen &cremigten Staotcit
3nriidgetomnletL lmO er unterbielt
iiG oes ldnNercu nit 0ent Sl, &ater
iibcr Sic mcritaaiirbc Situation Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
Ser cSaa eyranf.

9[tlQntu Ga, 4 Wlai, Seilte
famcn por Sem bieiigen Superior.
@eridt in 0eu 2lr9unlenten be5iiglih
ocs pon Sch 8ertDeioigcru Geo. Wi
,Sronts qcIteaten slntroeeS olli Ell.
ien ncuen 9Sro5cB Sic Gertrcter Ger
g(nfIooe6eb6roe gum gSorte. 5ranfs
glnmGlte aiucuoirten ocn Nntrag nod
ouf un6coeiitenoc SSeiie.
Eronf iIt befauntlid5 Der Grmor.
Suna ser iuuaen 5a6riforbeiterin
N2aru @bagau ic6uloig geipro6cn
moroch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
StnnNe.gnn nefnmnlrn

G Glepelan0, 81, 1. W2ai.
Sn GIcDelauo itclltc gcitcrn 9l6cuo
Scoermann loelcber gliidlibcr 9e-
iiBcr elmer llbr mar, icineu3citn1efier
cine Stunoe norous, Deun sic Staot
D1ter botten fiir5li@ Ole Groindu5
ongenonnleu, oaB Sic 5taot III Der
giad6t bonn 30. 9lpril aui Sen 4 0iot
00itli6e 3eit4 ooeptircn iole. SeoeS
@eihdftsbmls bat iiA init oer neuen
Gromng ser 3inae ciaperitanoen
erfldrt un0 Die @iienbabnlnten ba.
ben bcreitS lire 5oDrpldne oelnent
iprehcno gednoert 2lllA " 2)olngS.
tomu 81, frat geitcrn glbeno oie ueue
3eitrccbnunA ~ aroft,
@ahc sur 9leiic ms Nuslan6 beIurot
s. 9iaine, VII, 4i3, CNs@altimorV ~.
uO9e Guitum Soulc glUe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

g&ep 0orf I. Wloi. Sr.
GEORGE Z. Nounh DER 8oite Der be.
riibntten Sdngerin @la0ame 2iIliau
g}oroica bat 6eute Don 9ato0ia, Sa.
ia, 5lpei GobeI Depeidcn 6c5iIglid
oeS 3uitan0es ieiner Satin erbol
ten. Die critic loutete u3uitduo tri-
tiiG. g8enig 9o0en felt gcitern &C.
monnen, bic 3peite' 4&eiHe Seron4
0erlna helltc Wloraen.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
nrs lian6anIaLIa iI6rrfiiart

9etroit 9tiA., 4. Nloi. g..
min pm @aloen Ser 10 Sabre olte
So5n pon Or. 9tnoolp6 BON g9aloen,
wlIroe aeltern ouf sic 9InflaQe iiber.
llI1rt oen 9tobtclerf Ocs Sotels W4e.
igopole = uor cini9en @oc6en init cinem
9SIeooloer ottadirt unD ltnl ne6r ais
300 bcrorbt 3l 6o6cu Ger Ran.
oer tomte erit na6 nebreren Sagen
IeltQenOniNen mer0en.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
LITER PARDONED BY WILSON
indian Who Killed White Man RE.
leased After Serving "a Years.

WASHINGTON ID. c. After thirty
four years behind the bars under life
sentence for murder, Spopee, Black
foot Indian, was pardoned by Presi.
dent Wilson. He was released from
the federal hospital for the insane
hospital for the insane here.
a party OF the Blackfoot tribe, sight
seeing in Washington months ago, hap.
pened upon Spopee. They established
his tribal identity through an Indian
song and one of the interpreters recog
lied In him the hero of the old legend
Official OF the Indian Office began an
investigation which led 10 the pardon
Spopee WAS charged with the murder
of white man near the Canadian
boundary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
HENWOOD DENIED Sd TRIAL
Slayer Of George E. Copeland Loses
Fight for Life.

DENVER, COL. Harold f.
Henwood, under sentence OF death FOR
the killing OF George l.. Copeland,
was denied third trial by the state
supreme court Copeland was fatally
wounded the night OF May "a, 1911,
when Henwood shot Sylvester l.. Won
Phul, ST. Louis aeronaut, In a bar.
room Of local hotel.
Henwood and Won Phul had quar-.
relied over letters written to Won Phul
by Mrs. Isabelle Patterson Springer.
then the wife Of John w. Springer, q
wealthy stockman and banker. Less
than two weeks after the shooting
Springer was given a divorce.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
War in Mexico "WiII Now Go
on In Peace"
PARCHO TO GIVE UP FUNDS
Officers Of the Supreme Chief Whom
Military Leader imprisoned at Chi
hauhua Will Be Released-Asree-
ment Indicates Angeles for Provi-
slonal President.

Ell PASo. TEX. Announce
ment has come officially that the diff
ferences between the Mexican rebel
leaders. Pancho Villa and venustiano
Carranza, have been healed and that
"the war will go on in peace" villa
wired his officials in Juarez to sur.
render the funds OF the Carranza
government and it was given out IN
saltillo headquarters of Carranza that
Villa would journey there and shake
hands with Carranza and renew his
Pledge Of loyalty to the supreme
chief"
Official statement OF the points set
tied was kept secret. Whether Ger.
tain officials surrounding villa and
Carranza have been eliminated is not
known, but the understanding OF the
lieutenants OF both principals is that
certain changes viii be made by both
Carranza and villa In the personnel
q the men surrounding them" The
chages will be made gradually.
Angeles TO Remain.
General Felipe Angeles. against
whom Carranza has personal grudge
apparently, is to remain with the Villa
army with the title of general-in-chief
of artillery. according to friends OF
villa.
villa will remain supreme In COM
mand of his army and is, in addition,
20 have command OF the two co-operat-
Ing Carranza armies in the move
against Mexico City Both Oberegon
on the west and Gonzales on the east
will take orders from villa in the
campaign. villa is TO permit Carranza
10 retire all his outstanding fiat
money with an issue OF the constitu-
tionalist government, but will issue
his own script as the necessities OF
1t require.
Villa Concessions TO Stand.
Carranza Is not TO interfere with
concessions granted by Villa. villa Is
TO surrender at once all the money he
oonfiscated from the Carranza govern
L'thk On NhN O@Nd@AOh VI ul1 bIthh with
Carranza, likewise the money which
Santiago Winfield Is alleged TO have
struggled to villa out OF the SO, 900 900
issue Of Carranza currency recently
printed in Washington and Villa Is TO
release Carranza's treasurer, General
Serapio Aguirre, and other Carranza
officials held prisoners in Chihuahua.
Villa will continue to name his own
civil officials in the territory which
lie conquers or holds.
Angeles for President.
When Mexico City is taken "the
chiefs of the forces in the field" will
select man for provisional president
who will then attempt TO pacify the
country and hold constitutional cleo.
tions.
This last clause is taken by many 10
mean that General Angeles will be the
provisional president when the final
victory over Huerta is won. IL ever
II IS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
First publication July IL last
Aug. 10, 1914.
NOTICE. OE SALE

First publication July IL last
Aug. 10, 1914.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that by vII-
tue of writ of fieri facias dated the
9th day of March, 1912, issued out Of
the Circuit Court TOR the County of
Iron, Michigan, in favor of Mabel
Diedrich against the goods and chattels
and real estate of Rosa Swift in the
County of Iron TO Herman Holmes then
Sheriff of said County, directed and
delivered the said Herman Holmes
did on the 9Th day of March, 1912. levy
upon and take all the right, title and
interest of the said Rosa Swift IN and
70 the following described real estate,
that IS To say All that certain tract
or parcel of land described as the West
half of ths West half of Section
Twenty-Five, in Township forty three,
North of Range thirty five West, in
the said County of Iron, and State OF
All of which I shall offer
for sale ut public auction or vendue to
the highest bidder, at the front door
Of the Court House in, said County Of
Iron on the cath day of August next,
at ten clock in the forenoon
Dated this third day of July, 1914.
Edward II, Sensba
Sheriff Of Iron County.
J. Doyle,
Attorney
Business Address
Menominee, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
President Dlsa9oSSSalliy
Party TO industry.
ISSUES STRONG STATtMEl
Senate Warned IL Cannot Afford (
Brand Trade Leaders as untt ID
Reserve Board Members Mor
Flnanelers, He Asserts, Are "Honst
and Patriotic"

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Declaring M
would be unfair TO regard the Demo
cratic party as the enemy OF big o.
little business, President Wilson gay3c
out a statement in support OF Pauo
Warburg OF New Yoyx.A9Thomas III
Jones of Chicago, his 7bminees ior'
the federal reserve board
In his statement the president saysN
ut would be particularly unfair ~
the Democratic party Ghd 10 the sem
ate itself to regard 1t as the enemy
CT business, big or little i am sursr
that II does not regard a man as an
object OF suspicion merely because be
has been connected with great bust.
ness enterprise"
ut knows that the business OF the,
country has been chiefly promoted ina
recent years by enterprises organized
on great scale, and tnat the vast ma.
Jority OF the men connected with what,
we have como 10 call big business arer
honest, incorruptible and patriotic;
The country may be certain that IL r
clear TO members OF the senate as II y
clear to all thoughtful men that those
who have tried to make big business
what il ought TO be are the men to be
encouraged and honored whenever
they respond without reserve TO the
call of public service.
Set Example Of Patriotism.
IL predict with the greatest conf
dence that nothing done by the Demo
cratic majority OF the senate OF the
United States will be OF sort to
throw suspicion upon such men. Mr.
Jones and Mr.. Warburg, In manifest
ing their willingness to make personal
SACRIFICES and put their great expe-
lrience and ability at the service OF
the government, without thought OF
personal advantage, in the organiza.
ton OF great reform, which promises
TO be so serviceable to the nation, are
setting an example Of patriotism and
Of public spirit which the whole coun-
try admires.
1T is the obvious business OF states
lmanship at this turning point in our
development to recognize ability and
character, wherever It has been dis.
played and unite every force for the
upbuilding OF legitimate businesSl
along the, new lines which are now
clearly indicated for the future
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
BRYAN OFFERS 100000
Costa RIea's Opposition to Nlcaraguan
Treaty Leads Him TO Plan Payment.

WASHINGTON - Opposition by
Costa RIGA to the proposed Nicaraguan
treaty, Il became known. has been met
by Secretary Bryan with an offer to
pay $4,000 600 for any rights IL may
have In an interoceanic canal route
by way OF Lake Nicaragua.
The Costa Rican opposition is based
on claim to jurisdiction over small
portion OF the proposed yToute. AS the
treaty. provides for an allegiance OF
SS,oo0.o 900 to Nicaragua, theAstate de-
partment, without according full recog.
milton OF any claim. decided that Costa
Rica should be placed Oh the same
basis as Nicaragua.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11

Crystal Falls, Michigan. July 8, 1914.
A regular session of the Common
council was called 10 order on the
above date at s o'clock p. IN. by the
Mayor the Hon. j. J. Gaffney
Members present Thos Penglase,
M. J. Shells. Sam Ronback, Axel
Axelson. Louis Meisler and John Kles-
ges. Records of previous sessions read
and same approved.
Moved by NJ. j. Shells and sec by
Sam Ronback that the monthly report
of the director of the city poor be
accepted as read and placed on file.
Carried.
Moved by Ayel Axelson and sec by
Jno Klesges that the monthly report
Of the city treasurer be accepted as
read and same placed on file.
Carried.
Moved by Sam Ronback and sec by
Louis Meisler that the application OF
the Filter Brewing Co. as principle
with Pevato Neveier acting agent,
for warehouses liquor bond be APP
proved. Carried,
Moved by Axel Axelson and sec by
Louis Meisler that the bid OF Frank
johnson for hanling rock from the
Kimball mine rock pile to the city
road beginning at the corner of Urban
ave and fifth so. running thence west
about eight hundred feet thence in
southerly and southeasterly direction
TO the quarter section corner on the
south side of sec 29-43. West be accept
ed. Carried.
Moved by Sam Renback and sec by
Thos Penglase that the bid OF John
Rajamaki for the hauling away the
garbage throughout. the city for the
consideration of sil9. 90 per month be
accepted. Carried.
- Moved by Thos Penglase and sec 10y
Louis Meisier that the CitysClerk. be
Instructed 20 issue an order in favor
Of the Mastodonstownship sfor. S34. l6)
VIII -LohA oiAAoVh NNAAsf
for one third cost Of repairs .on steam
roller. Carried
Moved. bysThos Penglase and sec by
Jno. Klesges.that the City CLERK be
instructed TO issue an order for $500.
00) three hundred dollars in favor OF
the director of the city poor
Carried
The Hon. J. j. Gaffney made the
following appointments for the fetal
year. AS City marshall, VIM Broad
Moved by Louis Meisler and sec by
Sam Ronback that the appointment be
confirmed.
Thos Penglase declined TO vote. NJ
}. Shells may, Sam Ronback, layel.
Axel Axelson, .(aye). Louis Melsler
(aye), and Jno. Klesges (nay)
Carried.
Moved by Jno Klesges and sec by
NJ j Shells that the bills be allowed
as read and audited by the auditing
committee and the City Clerk be in
structed TO issue orders for same
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
MERCURY KILLS CULVER NAN
Lee Wade, Instructor. Rushed 20 Chi.
easo After Taking Drug by Mistake.

CHICAGO - Lee Wade. an in.
structor at the Culver military acad.
envy. who was rushed to Chicago IN
special train Monday. succumbed to an
operation performed for mercury pois-
oning at Wesley hospital.
According to the boys father, DR..
Francis Wade, OF Cambridge, Mass.
he 'mistook a bottle OF mercury for
medicine he used and swallowed one OF
the tablets. Wade who is twenty.one.
VAS graduated from Harvard last
month.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-07-11
BLUE SKY LAW HELD INVALID
Iowa Act Found Unconstitutional by
Federal Court.

DIES MONIES, IA. Iowa's so
called blue sky law, providing for the
regulation and supervision OF invest.
ment companies, was held unconstitu.
tlonal in a per curiam opinion handed
down by Walter |. Smith, United
States circuit Judge, and Smith Nc.
Pherson md John c. Pollock, United
States district judges.