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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Every one wore a
itaW costume
at the ball mark
ing Miss Therese
S,einnard,' debut.
held at the Meal
pm Miss Louise
au
Qeit). d niece Of
lie nry NlOfgen-
THAI. and Miss
Mildred Open
helmer appeared
thus.
Z Underwood &
L sderUoOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Even motor
shoppers hurried
of nome when the
SNOW began to pile
up ONE. very
much absorbed.
however, left a
sma. car at the
curb with the re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
@as Mmerifa 6er Gintpanberut1o

511 beroonfen bm, gegen 6ie gegen=
martig tpieber init alien Mittelr mo-
tipiitifder @ebe gepiibt tpiro un6
Ole 6urb @infiibrrng 6es 8i16ungs=
mdtpeiies m0gli@it erf9tpert merz
Den foa, ,ergiebt fth aus elmer 3u=
iammenfteu11ng int SSetpiib Smmigra=
ton 8mletin. 9ie @ingetpon6erten
leiitem fiinfun0udt5tg &roaent ouer
arbeit in 6en @9ladt= un6 Sleiid=
baulern. Sic f0r6ern fteben 3ebnteI
aller &oble aus ser @r6e. Sic idaf=
fent od%tun6iieb5ig @ro5ent Der Or
belt i'm SEN @olluoarenfabrifen. Gle
made1 neln5ebm 3man5igltel aner
&lei0er. Sic berfertigen mebr als
Die Salfte auer @hube. Sic perfer=
tige1t bier 6iinitel auen &a11sratbs.
Sic maden 6ie &a1fte ser &rogen,
Man1detten un6 @em6en. Sic fu=
bri5ieren bier Sinftel aIes 2e6ers.
Sic moden Sic @dlfte @anoidnbe.
Sic r%affimieren nabe5n neun5ebn
3man5igitel alles 3uders. sic ma
9en Sic @alfte Ser 3igorretten ur16
3igarre11. Srob6em ipridt man BON
Ser Guaranteeing ais bon einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Illus der utn9t9tnd.
Ne>p M,tuih

Die Sirma Sobn SerbeS & 60. fat
ibr 81 en4paarengeldaft 6em Sobn
@arol BON Breckenridge faiufli6 iber=
laiie1L oeiien 8r11oer Mor Ole @e-
ibaftsleitung Mitte lebter @od)e m=
getreten bot. = Solepb &oppe laBt
o11f 1einer Sarm Elm 5peiteS 5ilo er=
ridten. Mebrere Sarmer 6ieier &C.
geno tper6en bem 8eiipiel 6eS Serrn
@oppe folgen 1trr6 ibre Sarmetr audi
NIT 5ilos bereidern laiien. = Ser
i'm Ser bieiigen @itl @rolterei alS
@%a1d)bolter ongeiteute Soiepb @drie>
Der eritottete in Sreeport einen
freunof6aftliden @eiltd). = Sulia
811idmam befin6et ii@ in Oiiom
Soma, o11f einem Observation-Disclosures
8eludJe a1n6 bat Dor, BORT in Dienit
5u tretett. Muf ibrer @eiie nod Sonia
befan6 ii6 in ibrer 8eg4eita1ng Sran5
guidmam bon Siiion, melder bier
uno ont ionittgen &laben I'M Stoate
ei11en pertpan6t1dnftlidyen 8eiu6 er-
ftattete. - 9oro Smitb, tpel1e bier
uno in Sreeport 31uei Monate Ole
@aitfre11n6idaft bon @ertpan6tem ge=
noB, bat iid lebte ISOLDE nod 6air=
tpell, Mirar., begeben, bon 100 fie nod
ei11em 8eindye bel 8ertpm6ten sic
&eimreiie no@ Dubuque Sotpa, on=
tretet pir6. - SSn ser Samilie Mo=
tbias 5onnen ite1te fih Elm geiun=
bes 8iibden elm; Sos gleide freu6i=
.ge @reigniB tra1g ii6 in 6er 5milie
Sran5 Sang gu. 8ei6en begliidteu
Samilien uniere @ratulation.
ct. Stepban.
9ie Traater Garter bon Seem Ser
1eD ur1o @eibert bon @rlabnlla, Otto,
eritatteten ibrer bier idtper erfranf=
ten Ma1tter, ser Srm1 @dor1ba6 in
lekter @o6e eimen 8ei116. = Nor<
bert S@nei6er lit fir 6as bierte Sabr
oIs 2ebrer lmierer Sdatle un6 alS
Srgamiit %ge6ungetr tpor6en. = Gin
9obn Ser Sra1 Mma 81enfui6l mel<
der am 2%a1ngenfieber erfranft mar>
befin6et iid arf 6em @ege Ser 8elie e.
ru11g. - Mnton 8lenfn16, tpelder
ct. @apbaels &oipital 5u ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

CLOUD operiert m1roe, 1T mie6er TO-
meit bergeiteMt> 6aB er Iebtem Gam
ltag nad) &n1ie em1aiien tper6er
fonu1te.
ct. Spiepb.
SS,l Dem 8efin6en 6es Solepb g
Sdt6oer, 6es dlteiten @obnes 6e1
6omilie Treo. S. 9dr06er, &pelde1
inn ct. @apbaels &ofpital gu ct
CLOUD cine idtpierige DoppeGopera-
ton 511 beiteben butte, lit erfreuli6er
@ei1e cine berartige @en6a11g gum
@eiieren eingetrete1L 6ob er bereitS
auf5u1iben imitan6e lit. = Sir 6en
n6diten Sdultermin lit SRI. @bilo-
NINA &orre1r bon 6reeport ols 2eb=
reri11 1es eriten bis fiinften Grades
in ser bieiigem @ilageISdatle ge0un=
gen mor6en.
@atfins.
2ebte @odye tm1rbe in n1r1erer
@forrfir9e sic 40itiin6ige @e6etsma=
6abt gebalten. &odm. P. @eorg, ..
g. g., BON @ap8ata bielt 6ie 8re6ig=
ten. MuBer ibm bolf len bem bodm.
Hfarrer @ilmor1 aus sic bodtp. Ser
rem Gubs BON Delano 1n6 @eiffer
bon @6en @aGep. no @erionen em=
pfingen 6ie FL. @ufframente. - @i1=
belm S. Sortes, tpeld)er iib Dor eini=
gem @o@en baerd einen Gaq ouf 6em
Cite perIebte> lit immer mod orbeits=
unfabig. - 8eim Da1rdbrennen ser
Yfer6e 6ea 2amobrieftrdgers g. @te=
tport ronnte 6os @eipann in Sen
@ogen 6es g. @oppel, tpelder itd
INIT feiner 6ro1t a1f 6em &eimpege
bon einem Nadbmsbeiude befan6.
8ei6e tpa1r6en aus 6em @efabrt &C.
1dleu6ert; ser Marnt erlitt 6abet eli
mem mebrfoden @ippenbra1h, mabz
reno sic Sra11 NIT Dem 5hreden 90
bonfom. - Ms ser 18idbrige @eter
Baals einer &ulen idieBen tpol1te,
entl116 ii6 sos @epebr ur1ertparteter
@eiie, nn6 Ser SduB truf feinet1
fleine11 8ru6er ms 8ein. - 80.
legte sos Mmt 6es @iuage
Mar1do1s mie6er, un6 So{epb Map
lift GIT 1einem Nodfolger ernannt NOT
Sen. = &err Sdmit reiite anfungS
oieier @ode nit ieiner 8amilte nad
Sarge, 81. g., tpoiebit er ii6 a1f Ell
1em 9on6g11te me6erlolien miro. -
9ie bieiigen Sormer iin6 immer nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Gin d9tes 2agerbier.
gsls ePring &u,
bas Sinh fir @nrmer.

@iirmer unterminieren 6es &in6es
&roft, bera1tben sos &inb Ser Nanb-
ratng un6 maiden Dos @tn6 furdfam,
gerei5t rn6 nerb0s. 8eadtet Sen
Stublgang un6 beim eriten Mn5eiden
pon@iirmern o6er 6es @er6adtes auf
@iirmer, gebt linn Elm babies o6er
Elm biertel &iigelden &idopao
@urmto6ter, Elm @an6p @urmper-
treiber. @ibt unmittelbare &elultate,
lit 1aratib. Harolpiiert un6 bertreiH
6ie @iirmer, berbeiiert 6ie 8erbar1t1pg
un6 sic oqgemeine @eiun6beit bes
&in6es. @ebt &idopoo @urmtobter
anbalten6, Big ale 3eiden BON @ur=
mern beridmun6en fin6. 25f bel
gurem Mpotbefer. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
@rmnbeigentbums=1 tebertrag1tngen.

gilbert 6: @bitneb ur6 Sra1 an @iz
mon 8. Mc@eethL Got 8, @lod 43 gurtis
Grruep, ct. CLOUD, 100000.
Spbn s. greper unb Strait an Mi9nz
ina 2esniaf, 5@A @gA Gee. 21z126z
80, 8rodtpab, $12OO.OO.
g0bert, 2pts 3z4z5=6z7, 9lod IS,
snna 81. 9o1es uno @otte an @arry
6. Wpul1g, 2ot 49, BIod 6, WegIure 4
@bifnebs Mbb., 5f. gIpub, $4,000.
6enrp 6. 2enar3 ltrb Srau an Stu
bplph 5dnllert, Cots 5 unb 6, 8lod 6,
8pds @bb., Mlbnnb, $4,000.
Mart 6. @pIter unb Gate on GInz
renee O.. Mbers, 2pts s unb 9, 8lod s,
Mcglure & @bitneps Mbb., $4,000.
81. 81. @rigbt uno Srnl1 an @Iarence
8. Mbers, Got Z, 8lod 5, NlcGlure &
@bitnebs Mob., ct. gIoub, $4,000.
%. 50. Nisfern n11b S. $. Mapburs
an gbfparb 8. 2anbtpebr, Got 8, 8lod
4, McgIure & @bitneps Ibb., ct. gloue,
$4,000.
garoline g. gIarfe an SoIepb $. Set
tenbprf, Got s, 81od SO, 2otprbs 4be.,
ct. glpub, $4,000.
MarD Inn Sbelen at Clinton Sbelen,
Got 10, Gee. 10 ur1b 2ots 3z4<5, Gee.
3Oz124z31 n11o MgA M@A @ec. 25z
1912, ct. @arti1, 100000.
Morb Mnrn Sbelen an 9enrp Sbelen,
2ots 8 ltnb 9, Gee. 19z124z31, Sarmine,
$5OO0.00.
Marb Nnno Gbe1en an Soiepb SbeIen,
2pts Z unb 10, Gee. 19z124z31, Sat-
ming, 100000.
Samss $ngram u1o Sram on S; 8.
See, @g. $50 SuB, Got 4 81od 4, Nobz
bins 4 @enpens Sail Ibb. @auf Centre,
$4S5.OO.
S. 6. See unb Srau on Senrb @ot,
9@A, $50 SUP bon 2ot 4, 8Iod 4, &obz
bins & Merbenbaus Ibb., 5auf Centre,
$525.00.
@arp @iuon lno @atte an Sreb. 6.
Meber, Got 5, @lpd 1. G1niths Ibb., bon
nOutlpts" 5u @ben &alep, $2500.00.
Setter &aldt ntb Sral1 an Sreb Simp,
gt@A NGA, fpeni9er 9. 1Oh @der une
i%peniser PSI Ider &c. bonn @ese urb
1, t%pe11ioer u1lp. 6ec. 1~6z125z32, Snf
Ml1gu1t Moprmorn 111,b Strait on sSobn
9rimlls, 2pts 7<sz9, 8lod 40, MeIrofe,
$25OO.OO.
S. @. 6tpenipn 1nb Srau an George
0bem Ii. a., 2ot 1, Gee. 16z123zS5,
GROIN Safe, 100000.
Sobn @5cobrosfi 11nb Srau an Sohn.
g. @remer Ii O.. 2ots 1 mnb 2, 8Iod 25.
Central Garf Mob., ct. gIp11b, $4,000
Sobn Gdtplettd II. a. an 8. 6. Ooln9,
Got Is, 8lpd 1, Collins Mbb., ct. gIo16.
$1sOO.OO.
s.. 8. Doung Ii. a. AT gmma 6. @derz
fenberg, Got s., 8lod 80, Gurtis 6urbes,
81. @Ioub, $95O.OO.
Geter S%r3ebtdtptpsfi II. q. on &. g..
@golng. Got 4, 81od 4, 8eit & @earles
Nbb., ct. GIol1b, $4,000 90.
George 8adel 11nb Tro1 a1 S. 6.
Me ,'1s @ Il @ ~ i @M H., M& &oS @ = m e..
Gee. 1~2z123<3o, @ofeficro, Musgenomz
men 4 Meres, $17662.OO.
@enrb @innenfamp nrS SSrau on 81.
q. 3innenfamp, @h @8A M@A unS
Mh @@N N8A, Sec. 2%Oz126z30,
@iIliam s. gobmer ii. a. an Sorrs
9. Doung. 2ots 1917. .81od 2, Coats
Cooper & S%reemtons Mob., $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

midt 6eS eigenen giebperian6ts mil
De. Manager Sran5 @raf brudte
lebte ISOLDE 5tpei @iienhabntpagenla=
ol1ngen Nieb fir Die Jarmer na6 ct.
Eaul. - Ser ettpa Is Sabre alte
Sobm Ser 5an1ilie GILBERT 8irger lei
Oct an &bel1n1atismus. = Sri. @liia=
betb Nob1 lit pie6er in ser 5elepbon=
Sffice tbatig, un6 SRI. Maria Mie6ele
lift 1pie6er OILS @ebiilfspoltmei1terin
angeiteat.
Glear Gate.
2ette @ode tpltr6e o1 sic CT. Mar=
fatS= &ird)e cine Gintrittsballe gebal1t.
- Jra11 9ubert Matbe bon ct. CLOUD
4par lebte @ode bier bel ser 2ebrers=
fumilie 6. S. Srtbmann gu @nite.
= 9ie u5ree Setping Mo9ine 60"
mad)te bier fir lire Mafdyine Hropa=
gonoa o1r@ Sic @erIoiung elmer if
rer Maid)inem 6ie Srm Soiepb 2a66
getpam. = Serma1n Srtbman1 un6
@attin un6 @erbert Seattle nno 6ror1
bon ct. CLOUD genoiien @onntag bier
lie @aitfrea1noidaft Ser Samilie 9rtb=
ma11tr. - Sic Tarmer boben nit ser
@orbereitungsmbeit fir 6ie @oat be-
go1tper. - Morg. @coles bon 8roi<
nero trnf 5mitag bier Elm, INN fid
mutt Ser @1a1tter un6 6en @eiHtpiiter1t
fir 6ie Siterfreu6en bor5ubereiten
an6 ji@ NIT ibnen in 6iefelben 51
tbeilen. She biefigen @eiddtsleute
mer6en iid un6 Ger ga115m bieiigen
@ebolfer1tng int Sl1ni 6as @ergniigen
nnb Dos 2ebrreide zines iogenonnten
~@batSaH" gonater, Sos fir Ole
bon $3.50 beforgt miro. Ml1d
lit Der @rigbt @ortrogs= &nrius> ser
flint @ummer1t emtbalt, bon 6enen
ie6e nit $1.75 5a1 belegen lit, int font
me1uoem @inter iebt f6otr 1nierm
geiidert. - @orIebten
Sreitag itarb Conn. Mosfor6, Elm al
ter 11t6 beliebter Mniie6ler, 1n6 mutt
De Montug umf 6em @Iear 9ofe &ird<
bofe 511r 1etten @atbe gebettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Broblem unb bergiBt, 5u mie biel
Can't man ibr berpflidtet lit.

9ie 5uiammenseitellte 23ite Sam-
melliite 6es @. st. 6. 3e1nralbereins
bon Nor6nmerifn our 2in6erung Der
g6otb Ger bonn &rieg beimgeiudten
6amilien 9euti9lan6s un6 Seiter=
reidtl1ngorns bat la11t 8eridt 6es
Sobn q. Siinemmn bon
Saul am 1. Mpril Die Summe
bon $53>89O.73 erreibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
9nfan6.
&anaoa plant Gimfabrnn9 oes
9ienfjmanges.

Sic suHrasetten iinb eifris riibrig.
Sic beabiidtiaen politiidben 9rnd
auS5uiiben -Y -8un8rck
bertaat Ih-MmertfaS 3ipiliia-
ti%pnSrcfprb Nicara8ua-0 ertrag
in Strait.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Gbteagp mir0 fplib.

Ser Gbieasper Staotrat nabm neuz
lid cine itdotii9e @eroronung on, po<
nad ale &eitaurants, pel9e Spirit
tup1 fen pertaufen, mie bic Wirti@aften
I'm Elm lbr morgens f4lieben mitnen.
GaIifornias 0elf@aBe.
Na9 elmer Mngabe bes itatiitif@en
8ergbax5ureaus belaufen ii4 bic Dell
ldnbereien galiforniens auf 126
2uaorotmeilen, ooer auf 80,702 Older,
bon benen in Rern @ountD aletn
55,842 Older ltegen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
SHOULD STERILIZE MILK.

Secretary Burkart, of the state
board Of health at Lansing, received
a telegram from DR.. Victor c.
Vaughan, president Of the board, ad-
vising the people of Michigan to pas
teurize or sterilize all milk for chill
dren
The telegram came from Washing
ton and as there was no explanation
for the suggestion that milk for chill
dren be pasteurized, DR.. Burkart be-
lieves that DR.. Vaughan made this
suggestion because of the recent dis
covery that infantile paralysis germs
may be carried in milk
According to DR.. Burkart there is
apparently little danger from infan-
tile paralysis in Michigan, as less
than 25 cases were known to exist In
the entire state last week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
ABOUT THOSE GUN LICENSES.

There is much argument about gun
licenses. A license Is required to hunt
deer. Another license is required 90
hunt any other game. You may take
your choice or both A license Is not
required to own or carry a firearm.
A permit, for which application must
be made 10 the sheriff and prosecut-
ing attorney. is required TO carry a
concealed weapon. except a hunting
knife A license is required OF any
person over seventeen, as aforesaid,
and there is much argument TO wheth-
er this means that boy may hunt
without a license, as the author OF the
law says, or not at all, az the game
warden says. This law does not ap-
ply 20 any person on his own fenced
grounds, this saving clause being for
the benefit OF the farmer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28

Daughter OF Mrs. John Hansen Passed
From This Life Last Sunday.

Miss Emma Hansen, daughter of
Mrs. John Hansen OF Maple Grove.
died quite suddenly at the family
home last Sunday morning, following
paralytic stroke
The young lady had been in appar-
ent good health up to the time of her
death and her sudden ending came as
great surprise TO her friends in the
city. She had been in town the day
previous and did shopping. On Sun
day morning the girls mother did not
feel very well and the young lady told
her to remain in bed. that she would
make the fire and do the work about
the kitchen. she got up and was
starting the fire when she received q
paralytic stroke which proved fatal to
her. She was found dead in the
kitchen short time later.
Last January, while visiting in
Minneapolis, she received her first
stroke OF paralysis and was taken
from that city TO her home in Crystal
Falls. She remained quite sick for a
time but finally recovered from this
attack.
Emma Hansen was young lady
born and raised in Crystal Falls and
at the time OF her death was twenty
three years and eight months old The
funeral was held last Wednesday aft
ernoon from the Swedish Lutheran
church, Rev. David Lawrence officiat-
ing. Interment was in the local ceme-
terry.
Those from outside in attendance at
the funeral were Victor and Lawrence
Hansen, twin brothers of the Diseased.
accompanied by the wife and child OF
the former and Mrs. Harold Ander-
son and children Of Minneapolis. +
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
LANDED BIG
LOGGING Job
CRAS. PETERSON & SON OF MANS
FIELD WILL LOG ON FENCE RIVER
JOB WILL LAST FOUR YEARS
Will Employ About Fifty Men and
Large Number of Teams--Wo
of Building Camps Started

Charles Peterson & Son, of Mans
field, were awarded big logging con-
tract this week, from Andrew Bjork-
man. OF Iron Mountain, that will take
at least four winters to complete. The
timber that will be cut comprises a
whole section and one-half on the
Fence river and is rocated on and
about Section Is OF this territory.
The timber on this land is heavy and
OF a mixed variety.
The timber TO be cut is located
about Is miles up the river from the
Mansfield dam and will be banked on
the Fence river and in the spring be
floated down to Mansfield, where II
will be loaded on cars.
Mr.. Peterson stated TO a reporter
for this paper that not much hard
wood will be cut this year, most OF the
timber that will be handled will be
cedar. balsam. spruce, tamarack, pine,
ties and posts. The timber win all
go TO Sawyer a. Goodman ana the pulp
wood to the mills in Marinette and
Menominee.
Mr.. Bjorkman, OF Iron Mountain
who let out the contract, owns a large
amount of timber in the Fence coun-
try and expects to let it all out on
contract work.
Mr.. Peterson and Son will start OPP
erations at once. They left yesterday
with crew of men TO erect a set of
camps and barns, large enough to ac-
commodate a crew of about fifty men
and several teams After the camps
are completed Mr.. Peterson will
round up a crew of men and teams.
He stated that he would pay the high
est wages for woodsmen and we pre-
dict that he will have no trouble in
getting his crew of men together.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
SEPTEMBER MORN.
AT Iron River, Mich, Opera House
Monday, October 30.

In accordance with the previous an
nouncement made by the management
OF the Opera House, Iron River, Mich,
September Morn" the cyclonic musi-
cal festival which delighted Chicago
and other cities this past year. will
be the attraction at the Opera House
Monday, Oct 30. September Morn"
is girl. song, farce and dance show
constructed purely TO entertain. The
story is woven about the famous
Chabas' painting called September
Morn"-two imposters claim to be
originators. one Rudolph Plastric,
owner OF an art studio who knows
nothing of the art, insists that he is
the originator and painted the famous
picture, while Immediately upon the
scene arrives an actress who boasts
she is the originator and engages a
press agent to circulate broadcast
that she is the originator. The ex-
element following proyokes a world
OF mirth while the two imposters are
lodging each other, and to make the
situation more ludicrous an Army Of
fcer by chance meets and becomes
infatuated with the actress and In the
meantime discovers the fact that she
Is a good friend of his wife which
goes to entangle the situation and
produces worlds OF laughter.
The scenic production is beyond all
expectations and the costumes are a
riot OF coler. The company numbers
nearly fifty people and the large beau
ty chorus appears to advantage In
many dashing song numbers and en-
sembles. The large cast includes
VIM. Moore, Ruth wilkins. Maud X
Williams. Billy Murphy. Leslie Jones,
j. J. Patton and James Baber. Seats
now selling at Ochiltree's Jewelry
and Music store, phone 329
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
GENERAL HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mr. Vim. Robinson, who was a pa
tient here recently, returned to his
home on the 22nd.
Mrs Tiny Dallago and little daugh-
ter went home on the 21st
Werner Maxi, the ten year old boy
whose hand was badly injured on Sat
urday by the explosion OF a dynamite
cap, is doing nicely.
Frank Kimlicka, the boy who acct
dentally shot himself in the shoulder
on Sunday, Is doing we'll after the op-
Grafton and unless complications de-
velop will make good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Danielson are the
proud parents OF fine boy born al
the hospital on the oath.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED.
Voters Residing In Townships Need
Not Re-registcr for This Election.

on account OF having numerous in
quiries whether or not it is necessary
for voters now registered In town
ships, to re-register their names in
order TO entitle them TO vote at the
coming general election, Prosecuting
Attorney Waffen, for the benefit OF the
voters, submitted the question to the
attorney general. AS will be noticed
from the two kilograms, which we
publish below, a new registration Is
not required of qualified electors re-
siding in townships. who already have
their names on the registration list
Iron River, Mich, Oct 25, 1916.
Hon. Grant Fellows,
Attorney General,
Lansing. Mich.
Is a complete new re-registration
OF electors already properly regis
tered, required this year in townships
on account OF the Presidential cleo
ton? Please to advise.
A. ]. waffen,
Prosecuting Attorney.
Lansing, Mich, Oct. 26.
A. j. WafIen,
Iron River, Mich.
General registration is not re-
quired in townships.
A. B. Dougherty,
Deputy Attorney Genl.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
A GAIN IN POPULATION.
STrystai Falls Shows Increase Of 900
in Population Since 1906.

According 10 a bulletin received
from the Michigan Tax association
the population Of Crystal Falls for the
last nine years has increased 500.
The bulletin shows that in lU6
there were $500 people residing In
this city while at the end OF 1915, an
estimate based on the most reliable
methods of computation showed that
the city's population was 1000.
The following increases in all OF
the important cities OF the upper pen
insula are shown:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
PLAYED WITH DYNAMITE CAPS.

Matt; the little twelve year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaymakki, who
reside near the banks of the Paint
river. on the upper end OF the bridge.
had the parts OF three fingers blown
or his left hand last Saturday after
noon as the result OF playing with
dynamite caps.
The little fellow found the caps at
the home OF neighbor. lie proceed
cd home and supplied himself with
matches, applied a match TO one of
the caps and a short time after found
himself minus the three fingers He
was taken to the General Hospital,
where his injuries are being looked
after.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
GEESE FLYING SOUTH.

Last Sunday morning "A flock OF
wild geese passed over Seven Springs
lake. near Stager. on their way south
to get away from the cold winter
weather which can be expected from
now on.
As near as the observer could count
there must have been nearly one hun
dred birds in the flock and were
strung out in lines, some times
straight and other times in triangu-
lar lines.
As a rule when the wild geese fly
south II is sign OF cold weather and
no doubt from now on coal fires and
overcoats will be in demand.
a number Of ducks were also seen
to be flying in advance Of their broth
ors, the geese.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
POTATO CROP is IN DANGER.

Reports from Marquette say that
potato growers are becoming desper-
ate MS the season continues and they
are unable TO get their potatoes out OF
the ground.
A new set back has occurred TO in
terfcre. Last Tuesday night the frost
was so heavy that the ground became
frozen TO such a depth that II was al.
most impossible TO dig potatoes We'd
nesday morning. The frost extended
several inches below the surface.
making It more than work TO uncover
the tubers and causing many an In
dustrious worker TO break his hoe.-e
II the low temperatures continue
until the frost reaches the spuds. the
crop will be spoiled The potatoes
will become frozen after which they
decay quite rapidly. The yield IA small
as Il IS. and as large percentage OF
the potatoes are still under the ground
this Will raise the already high price
OF winter potatoes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-10-28
VOTER CAN RECEIVE HELP.
Law Says Assistance Can BE Given
Those who Can't Read or Write.

The attention of Iron County cleo
tors has been called to a recent enact
ment of the state legislature whereby
an elector who cannot read or write
the English language or who Is physi-
cally incapacitated must be assisted
at the polls.
According to the law. the voter
must cast his ballot in the presence OF
a representative of each party and any
special questions that are TO be voted
on must be read 10 him. All names
on the party tickets are to be read 10
the voter and II he desires TO vote a
straight ticket ell that Is necessary Is
cross IN the circle at the head Of the
column Of the party for which he de-
sires to cast his vote.
Providing he does not care 10 vote n
straight ticket, the names OF the yari-
GUS candidates must be read to him
in the presence OF representative OF
each party and he must inform them
OF the names Of the candidates he
chooses.
All voters ballots who are assisted
in voting at the polls, according to
the new law, must be marked for
identification.