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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
9ro6cnOer @efa6r entronnen.

6iinf Berlonen famcn nur mic
ourd ein @unoer obne i6wcrc Der.
lcbungen Oopon ais oos glutomobil
BON George g9. N1oion aus 6reeport,
gt..D., an Der @de BON 9ieiiterstopn-
9oao unO Borf.Gircle 3miihen oic
StroBen6o6nihienen uno ons Stro-
Ben6ctt oeriet6 uno boaIidnoig Inn
5uidloecn oro9te. Der lInfaQ erei9-
nete iih am Gonneritog 9lbeno. OiC
nit 10 fnappcr glotb Dem lln6eil ent.
gongenen Snioiien Der Mai6ine pu-
rem ouBcr Serrn Olaion Serr lnG
5rau 9lleranoer 9iomon Don gtr,
1903, @rooelono- -glOenue, Ioipie Serr
uno 6rau Golion BON g}r. 1920, DIT
6ort-Qlpcnle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
GrLnn lcincr sdlnfmnnbr.

Ger 6 Sabre olte W}orcello Bnpte-
rato BON g1r. 37O7, @ougb.StraBe,
Sigblanotopn crIag geitern g&od-
mittag i'm Sobns Sopfins.Soipitol
Scr S9uBpunoe, pel9e ibm am Der.
ganeenen Samiiog bon ieinem 10
Sabre alten 8ruocr Daniel beim
Spielen nit einem 9ieooloer beige.
bro6t ipurocn. Daniel fono in oem
&aiie einen 9leooloer, Der Dem Scott.
gdnger Conn Bino 9ebort, uno ipiel-
te nit oieiem ouf Dem Sole nit Wla.
eea Gom6oD uno Merifaner. Sierbei
ridtete er Die g9affe auf 0en 9ruoer
uno 6riidte o6. 9hitii6eritromt bra6
Der &leine 3ulommen. Ger S6uB
botte Baiianten unO ytod6arn ouf.
merfIou gemaht, unO elite Der
G6nuffeur Geo. Stangc auf ben Soi,
woielbit ii6 Der llufaa 5ugetrogen
botte. S1nea no6m er Den &na6en
in ieih gliltomo6il uno bra9te i'm
nah Dem genannten Soipital, mos
ieE6it Die gler5tc oen 3uitano oes Sim
0es ais le6r ernit be5eidneten. Die
Wlutter befanO ii6 5ur 3eit oes &or.
faIles 6eim ginfaufen unO brad o6n.
mddtie 5iiiommen ais iie BON Dem
llnfaa borte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
GrObccrcnfcR.


llno 6rii6lings-Gon5ert peronitoltet
ocr 6rouenperein scr ,Crcieiuia-
feits.@cncinoe" am 6. lno Z.
SUM i'm sdul6ous neben Ser
Stride
9laes mas 5u einem Oeutiden6rii6-
lingsieit ge6ort nidt nur ibmod-
bofte @ro6eercn unO iiiBes @e6dc,
ionOern aud etipos itdrferes fir oie
Yldnnermelt, miro frelnolid freOen5t
lno nod oo5n muiifaliide unO ge.
Iangli6e @eniiiie ioroergleiden
Die bropen fleiBieen oeutiden
5rolen in Der alten Seimotb 6o6en
iid ieit So6ren einen guten Guf ais
@oitge6erinncn eriporben.
2eiocr liegt oie Stride ettpas o6
bon Dem oberen Stoott6eil, ober per
iemals oie @rO6eerenfelte oieier edit.
Oelitiben @emeinoe beiuhte, mar &c.
miBlib Oes 9obes boil. glub Oos
iidrfere @ei6le6t bottc es ME 81 be-
reueu, oenn allies NOR eritflaiiig
uno edit oeitiA. 90 piinidt oub
Oiesmnl Ger 5roucnoerein, OaB iib
Die bielen 5reunOc imO 9efonntea
an Sen 6eioen 9l6enOen oes 6. rno z.
SUM I'M Sdul6ous einfinOen mer.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
n@iniafeita.

Seinc po9entlicbe @erioniuIung
bielt eeitern 9lbeno Ger ~9lrbeiter.
@eioneOerein @inigfeit" in @pring's 5
oae in Sieblanotomn. glatb @rle.
oigung Der laufenoen @eibdfte wur.
ben 8pei neue 03itglieoer oufgenou.
men, porolf peitere 8or6ereitilngen
fir oen n11iten 6omilien.9lusfliig
getroffen muroen. Ole @eriommlung
mlr6e bon 9rdiiOent s. 9reBnid &C.
leitet; Sefret6r Gorl S1eben pro.
tofoairte. gtod S6luB Der Sisuug
beeoben iitb Die 0litglieoer nod 2ie.
fcr's Solle, no lie 8llr 8eridone-
rlIne Der Sod5eitsfeier ibres Son.
eeSbriIoers 3. g8. @neelbert6 unter
Seitllng bon Dirieeut @0blmonn
einige 2ieoer gum 8ortrog bro9ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
&unoe boz 9lic0crIoge &C.
rcgt SeItilr3ung in
@ngIono.

2onoon 9. SUM. IT. Hodoem
Oerihieocne @eriidte bon elmer Gee.
I9la6t in ser 9loroiee inn llmlauf &c.
meien maren, erbieIt oos britiihe @u.
blifim berte 9l6enO bon Der 9lomi-
ralitGt Die &lnoe, Die oos gauge 2ono
eric6iittern miro.
gto1 Ser glnfiinoielng bate Die in
Ser gtGbe bon SiitInno am @dttpo6
ausgeiodtene Seei6lodt oos Geiul.
tat, DAB orei britii6e S9la6tfreu8er
uuo 6rei onoere groBe 8reu5er neben
elmer gan3en gln5obl bon fleinercn
Sdiifen berloren ginaen.
Gie 8erluItc Der 0eutiden luoren
anaeblid ernit oob giebt Die 9Iomi.
ralitdt menis 9eitimmtes BON Dem
llmfong ocrielben.
Gle 98o6mittogs. 3eitungen brad-
ten Die aun0e in @rtra.9lusgaben,
uuo Oie @eri6te l0iten in 2onSon
groBere @rregung aus, ais irgeno ciu
@reigniB ieit 8eoinn oes ariegeS.
Die Offenbeit, nit Der oie glOmiro.
litdt ole i6pereu @erldte DER griten
uno Dem geoenii6er oie 0erbGltniB-
m1Big geringen Ierliiite Scr Gclt-
i1en befanut gob, erpedte in gielen
Die lleber5eugiing, ooB oie 9riten-
idiffe in Elm 0linenfeI0 gelodt 6u Iein
i6einen.
Ger gnfiinOigung ser 9Lomirolit1t
iolste ser 0eutibe amtlide 8eribt
ouf Dem 6uBe, welber i'm 9laeemei-
nen Die glngoben Der @riten 6eItG-
tiate, ieOod bin5ufiigte, Dab aud ooS
6ritiide Sdladti1iif n@aripite"
oerientt moroen iei.
0eutfde @reBcomentore.
Berlin 2. sunni. 0ie oeitihe
Breiie beipri6t Die SeeidIodt in Der
gIoroiee 5ipiiden Der oeuti1en im6
britiiden 6lotte ousiiibrlih. Gapt.
'Berltts, Der Observation-Disclosures
oes uEageblatt" lagt
allniere So6iee.Slotte lieferte in
offener S6lacbt ino o6ne llnterItiib-
iing BON &iiitenbefeitieimgen einen
iieereiden aaupf gegen ole mddtig-
Ite 5lotte Der 8elt. @on5 0eltib-
lnno oonft Dem Ober6eie6lsbaber
nno Den Gommanoeuren lmo geman.
miueen. llniere GerIlIite woren
olBeroroentlid eerins, mdbreno Die
@nglono's alBereepobnli6 eroB
maren."
3ie Sages5eitlng iagt: ollnicre
6lotte Bat in oieler Sbladt Der
sr0Btcn felt Der grfinoung bon
Stablpau3crplatten brilliant be-
itonoen rnO uniere 5laeec bat iid
nit lmoers6neIi1em 9lu6m beoedt. ="
Sm 9iei6stae ioete Or. a0mpf
Der 8rdiioent Der Gammer, bel Der
9eIpredlng ser SdloHt, 0oB, OBJ
elei6 ole gerluite Ger Qelttihel
Ibmer iino, Ieien bic Der @ngldnoer
beoeuteno groBer. Or admpf Iprod
ser sSlottc oen 0anf Der glation aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
gsrcisridlter crnannt.

Sir Oen inter oen gluipi5ien oes
gereinS Der 9auilclite lmo 6abrifon-
ten am s., 6. uno Z. SUM Itatttinoen-
oen SGaufeniter. &ett6ewerb uurOen
5rau Sames $. 9Sreiton ole @attin
OeS @laDors, S. 6. 9oiiieau bon Der
G6eiopeafe & 9Sotomac Telephone So.
nO SSobn $. 6erguiou, Der PrdIi-
bent Der Baltimore federation Of
Sabor", ais 9SreiSridter oewonnen.
@ert6Doae 8reiic iino fir Die @e.
winner porgeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

Qie reeelm6Biee 0}onots Ser
ionmlung Ger Gireftorcu Der n0cut'
i6en @reiienbeimotb" fonO eeitern
glbeno unter @oriib Oes 4r6iioenten
Senrp @. Silfen uno Der 8rototoa-
filbrung oes SefretGrS Sermann
gobm in Der 9(nitolt ltott. 0ie SS.
@. @. gtI6rebt 5ron6 @aG uno
Hrof. gilbert 6aiilt bon Der Cornell
llniDeriitGt, 9t..D.. ipuroen nls N1it-
elieoer oufgenonlnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
goIe6al( in 2onOuu

2on0on 2. SUM. 0ie IN
9onOou onidiiieen 9lmerifaner bo.
ben cine 9oie6oa. 0annni6oft gebil-
oct unO woIlen iicb elmer BON Den
conaoiihen Eruppen Gontingenten
gebiloeten 2igo onidlieBen. Gas
erite Spiel ser Soiion oie %
% Spiele unifoBt, finOet mu 10.
SUM ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
&riegsfarte ais 6ric.
0enS be0induuu

Qonoom 2. Suni. .Dic &C.
eenip1rtige arieesfarte muB Die
;Srieoens6oiis biloen. 9aBt bic
Stoatsm1nner Der @ntentem1dte Die
Sbatiaden betradten pelHe oieie
aarte ailfpeiit, uno iie meroen Damn
Geuti9lono's 9eoiuauneen fennen.
60 iprah Or. bon 9etbmann-
Sollweg, Der oeutibe 9leidsfon8ler,
i'm 2ouie eines Snteroieips NIT Dem
Gorreipouoeuten Ger y9erliner gteue-
item 9}adri9teu" wd6reuo zines 9e.
iu9es in 01iin9en, erflGrt &eiter'S 4
glmiteroam Correspondent.
Sci @eipre6uno oes Snterpietps
iagt Der o2ofaI gln5eiger~ ,,@ir le,
gen oie @orte oes aan8lers 10 aus
OaB Die Sdan5srd6en peIde oil
@entrolmadte I'M Often ino @eIter
nufgemorfeu baben, cine unour9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
Sa6reS. .SyerIanlmInua

Ger nOrleons-StraBen 9aii- lmo
Spor.gerein~ bdlt an @ontag, oen
3. Slmi, ieine Notwithstanding,
berbitnoen nit 9eomteumobl, unter
Goriib oes 4rdiioenten So6u 6a6u
umo Sefretdr Wlartin arait i'm Ser
einslofal, Sir. 1918, 0rIeans-Str.-
ab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
Se6anlme pcr6aftet.

@egen Der angeblihen Yerlebun9
Oes W1utter-@eiebcS, Oas om I. Suni
in Groit trat, ipuroc geitern 9lbeno
ole Sebomme &C. Cunningham bon
0lr. 1916, 8oaepsStraBe, oer6aftet
unO na6 ser nor0oitliden @oli5eiIta-
ton eebrodt. Die &erbaitune ipuroe
BON Sergeant 9oprle umo Der 8oli-
5eiirou Soroep Oorgenommen. Gas
0altter.@eieb idreibt Dor, ooB Elm
aino inter 6 Olonoten ni9t BON iei-
nen Gltcrn getrclmt peroen fann 70.
longe Oie O1utter ooer Der Batter oes.
Iel6en om 9eben lit. Sn Dem Souie
bon 6roi Cunningham wuroe eiil
&ino geboren oaS 0ieIelbe ange6lid
an SRI. NlorD Whmn meagob, meldc
lid 6ereit crfl1rt bate, oos aino 5t
a0optiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
gOrfitsr OeS OemOfrutiiden glatiunul,
Comments.

ct. 2ouiS 2. Suui. Serr
Martin @lDnn oer friibere @ouOer-
neltr bon glem yorf, wuroe bon ei.
mem Sub-Gomite oeS 9lotionolsGomi.
tc'S berte 9lbeno gum temporGren
8oriiber oes oemofratii6en 93otionol.
Comments eripabIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
lS[ShLim neitnr6rn.

0ie 73 Sabre olte 5rou 9iobert
9(rniiger BON 9lr. 1907 Sit.5oDette-
StroBc, pur0e geitern 9la6mittag
gegen 3 llbr in ibrer @obnuns pl0b-
liH iutpobl uno idieo cine ShnOe
ipGter aus Dem 2e6en, Coroner
SnsIeD bonn noroofli6en 9iitrift
pirO cine llnteriu6ung onItelleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
etaats.@uAltdatiafeits.@e6SrSc.

Die erite &eriammlung Der neuen
Staots,Siilfs- unO g9obltbdtigfeits-
geboroe miro beute 8ormittog in Dem
9ureou I'M @drrett-@eb6uoe ltattfin-
ben imo pabriheinlid Der geeenpar-
tioe Sefretdr @iGiam $. 0aOenport
ipieOer ernannt moroen @ouoerneur
Sarrington lit 01itglieo er-oiiicio,
ferner geboren Der 9eborOe folgenoc
Serren an: Gr. @6ilip @riscoe bon
Galoert-Gounltp, friiberer Stoats.5e.
notor Garpiae 9. 9enion giaiam
SeOD bon @altimore.Golnt1, Sobn
3. @ortbinoton bon Sorforo!GorultD,
9aobert 9iggs uno 6rant q. 6iirit
bon Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
9as NemcIte iibcr
bic scrl6la6t.
Berlin lest GyIusoenidlmnf an.

Berlin 2. SUM, Oiu 9tmitcr.
Dam uno 9onOon 8. SUM. - Gin
beute erIoiiener 9lrmeebcfebI orOnet
an OoB aus 9(nloB Oes eroBen See
lieees ser Gcutitben ole oun5e 9toOt
6loggenidmud onIcgcn unO elm
S6uIfcicrtog oneeiest pcrOcn foil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

g2iin. ipie lpor's oenn2"

NJtIII IUIt IUuI UVIIIIY
rgIh @ott. nit Der WluIif 1T ia
lnidt bieI los. llnO mas oie Scno-
lung betrifft; i'm eriten glft noIlte er
liie nidt uno i'm dpeiten 9lft poIlte iic
,ibn nitbt, Sn Oritten 9(ft b6tten lie
liib bci0e boben moIlen - ober oa
lpollte 0os 8ublifum nibt mebr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

0lit ser g3eueinihoierung oes
oSiegfrieo~ poIlte es ni1t reht 9or.
p6rts eeben. Bel ieosr Erobe mar
Elm onoerer Der D1ittDirtenoen beiier.
Cine @iertelihr6e Dor 8eainn oeE
erntoeIidten gluffiibrung metnte Elm
Yluiifer 5fpeifelno:
n@er peiB, ob oie goriteaung
uiht 6od nod ubeeiaet piro. 8ie i'd
bore, bat lett ipieoer Smoipurm
Drodenfotorrbl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03
WainOeItens 10 britiI6 c
3erforer oerfcnft.

Berlin 2. Slni (oia 2onOom.
9lomirol Sebbingbous, Der Dor.
Iteber oes oelttiden &eidsmarine-
ANTS, bat oem gei6stag 6elte 9lod.
mittag mitGetbeilt, DOB Die 6ritiiben
GerhIitc an Gorpeoobooten eroBer
poren, ais 5uerIt semeIoet woroen
mar. @3inoeitens orei Der 6lagidiife
Ger 3eritorer.6 6loti0e unO 8 ooer 10
onoere 3eritorer WurOen Oerieutt.
Son oicien bat oas Sdladtidiif
J, ,@eitfalen" aucin feds 3um Sinten
eebrodt. .!il,,1Eas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

| gorfbeomter (im sSeloe, oIs er nit
lieiner Wonni6oft ciu Serroin gu
iiberqueren bot): ~@efdbrlides Eer-
rain Oos, feline 81itme. feline @rd.
ben, ipie elm fauIer @edieI Itebt
imam 6a, gar feline Dediinq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

nMarum bnit Oh oenn nit Deiuen
8r1utigom gebroheu2~
a@eiI Der taftloie Menid ii6eroa
er3dblt bat. Dab mir ins in Der &ilp.
peIbole Der 9lusiteIlitng tennen ge-
lernt baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

oSeben sic. Scr Marn, Der chen
bort 9ebt, fam Dor 5ebu' sSobren nit
eiuem paar aerriRener Soien na9
lglep Dort, uno iest bat er 5pei Wtil.
lionenl"
/ nSapperment, mas f1net 0enn Der
Marn nit 8ipei Miuioneu aerriiiener
lSoIen on?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

5rau: a2ieber @tonu, febre bolo
nieoer.
2auolturnunamn (ebeualigerStrn,
Benfebrer) ,Sobolo i'd 8sriidfomme.
liebe Srau."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

inter i6nen Ole .@ruppeu
beitebeuo aus Sdarimabern peldc
cine trdftieere Glrbfiibrung OeS
arieges berlaneeu Qas 8ublitm
mar BON Der Sisung politdnoig ans.
eeidloien iogor oer 9an8e ggeitmin.
lter .@olait mar abeeiperrt. oomit MIR
fein @ort bon Gem mas Seitdeuer
81 iagen bat all Die Geffentlihfeit
bringe.
Borlameut fiir Srlan0.
2onoon 9. Stunt Ger .eoeu.
ing Stonoaro" 6eridtet, Dab 0ic
@runolaoe fir cine @eriionoigima
unO fir 9eileolng Der iriidcn 5raae
geponncn iei mo oos aepIoute hi.
i6e @orIomeut inter shisidfeBuua
BON lIliter unDer8iiglid eiuaeriftet
meroen ioll, TaS &orlomcnt lpir0
aus oen gegeutpdrtIgen iriiheu Der.
iretern inn 6ritiiden Barloment 3u.
lommcnaeieet ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

5olgen BON g dmer5 nno
6reu0e. 9aQerina q, (in's1oi-
letten3immcr einerGoaeeu treteno) !:
ogSos, On BAIT ia bereits graueNes.
rel" 9aaerina q. Gin 0erleaen-
beit) pSa, Oieie limo mir In elmer
einjigen Nadt in 6olge eines eroBen
Shmer5es grmi geworocn" BAL.
lerino u (anoeren Soges Ia oos9e.
ielidaftS5immer ibrer 6reiInoiH trs.
tenO) ugld, 6eitte iino Geine 6aore
ia mieoer iduar3l" 9aueriua 9
oSa, Die iinO mir IN elmer ein5iaen
g1adt IN 6olge elmer groBen 6reuoc
pie0er idpar8 gemoroeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

AbOuHenieH, bic ben yGeuiiben GDrrer
lppnbenien" nldJt pHnitlid Uber nureaeln
mahla erbalten, Hns aebgieu, ber Office
baD0H per 9elepbon Dbet ldJrlitlidl wiits
tbesluna 81 ulnnaeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-03

sd Oadte, Sic ipoIIteH Sbr 2onb-
baus pertnifen9~
nDas fDollte i9 AUDI, aber Damn las
/ i'd Die I6one Nn3eiee, bic Der WofIer
uifeefeBt batte, unb 0a beidloB i9,
6ds Salis bod 81 bebolten."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

The pupils OF the Porter school were
busy all week with state examinations
under the direction OF County Conn
missioner Mason. Tie examinations
commenced on Thursday and lasted un
nh last night. The Porter school pup
IFS were examined al the same time
that all other pupils in the state were
examined and much interest IN being
conferred In The results as by them one
can form an idea as TO how Porter
schools pupils stack up with other pup
liz Of the same grade throughout the
state.
The pupils who took the examination
are: Arthur Guimond, Peter Beaudoin,
Romelda Carlson Phyllis Heaton,
owen Daffy, Carl Swanson. Evelyn
Gremore. Harold Peters. Albert John
son. Earl Bedard, Frank Baskcevetz.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

The Mastodon township board OF
education decided to spend 5000 for
the purchase OF pictures with which 20
adorn the walls of the Porter school.
AS committee to select these pictures
Mrs John Eriksoni Mrs. r. b. Webb.
Miss Ruby Rowley and the art instruc-
tor at the North Western University
were appointed TO visit the art stores
at Chicago and select the pictures,
They have met. made the selections and
the pictures will adorn the walls in the
different rooms after the summer va
cation -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13
4 N,mhol nf IIealih.

The Pytharorians Of Ancient CeSce
ate simple food practiced Temperance,
aud purity As a badge they used tile
Eve pointed star which they regarded
as symbol % health. A red Eve
pointed star appears on each parkage
OF Chamberlain Tablets. and still full
fils SIS ancient mission a. symbol 81
health. II YOU are troubled with indi /,
gestion. biliousEess or constipation
get package OF these tablets from
your druggist You will be surprised
az the quick relief which they AFFORD
Ohtainabla everywhere
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
Board of Education Is Making treat
Effort 10 Beautlfy Grounds

About the most Interesting piece OF
work being done az Alpha these days Is
the extensive work that is being given
ON the way of bcautifyug the grounds
AT the Porter school Mr. Plowman Of
Iron Mountain who has the contract.
has a number Of men al work spadng
tie proposed beds removing fences and
making ready for Tie planting Of the
shrubs and hedges that will follow
The Ported school occupies tic north
side OF the circle oi The civic center and
IS in the most conspicuous position
Now that the circle has been graded
aud plated and buildings have been
erected about#it. the outline Is more
defined and am idea eau hc got 81 tile
intentions OF the persons who planned
The location of Alpha and JOS public
buildings
Occupying AS it does the most con
spicuous place I'M The civic center the
Improvement OF its grounds will show
up 10 much greater degree than any
other improyemcntthal could be made
First in the list of landscape garden
ing that meets ones eye ~ entering
the school ground Is the entrance on
the sides OF which will be banked clus-
ters OF shrubhery Following along the
walk to the main entrance "A fringe OF
flowers Will follow the sides of the
walk
Alta point few feet from the build
ing a walk will be hedged on which
will lead TO the east around the rear OF
the building Radiating out from about
the middle OF the east and west sides
of the buildings will be hedge rows that
will divide the grounds into front
and rear section on each side OF the
building The front side or the side
facing the circle will be kept as lawn
and the rear sides back Of IKE hedges
will he devoted to play grounds
The fence running east and west In
front OF the building Is OF necessity IN
straight line and at each Of the corn
crs Of the school grounds are triangu-
lar spaces which will be made into
rcrauium bcds The fences are being
moved cut to the boundary Of the
grounds aud several hedges will skirt
tile boundaries OF the property so that
In IA few wears tHe entire ground will
appear as one beautiful garden Of he'd
yes. shrubs and flowers
Prof Bishop and the Board Of Edu-
cation are very much interested in hav-
ing the Porter school grounds second
10 none in the county in beauty and
from the way the work is being pro-
secuted Il looks as II they will succeed
admirably
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13
FEEBLE, AGED WOMAN
Saw VinOl Made Her STRONG

Grand Saline. Texas ~ am an aged
woman and for long time was weak
and feeble but Ninol restored my health
and strength so that feel almost young
again and am doing all my housework.
Old people who are weak and feeble
should try Ninol and know It's merits as
do. Ii is the best medicine 10 create
strength and for chronic colds have
ever taken. Mrs. FANNIE T.. RODGERS.
Ninol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, is sold on our guarantee 70 benefit
or your money will be returned.
Rezin's Drug Store, Crystal Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

A regular meeting Of the Mastodon
Township Board was held on the above
date az the Office Of the Clerk. the fol-
lowing members were present, John
Erikson, John Mcleod, W J Perkins
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and upon motion approved
The following bills were read and
approved and the Clerk was instructed
20 draw orders on the Treasurer FOR
same
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

The Masrodon township spelling
contest will be held in the Porter
school during the day and evening of
June and , at which time field day eN-
ercises will be held a declamatory con-
test pulled on and. In short something
doing every minute. The winners Of
the spelling and declamatory contests
will contest at the county fair next
fall
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

Grace You can't cover blackheads,
pimples. red spots on the face with
powder, they're bound TO be seen
don't worry or spoil your temper. take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea each
week twill Danish them through the
blood the only sure way a5c sam
Bridges
Keep the little ones healthy aud
happy. There tender, sensitive bodies
require gentle. healing, harmless
remedy in the Spring HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Is safe toalc
remedy thoro bu, not injurious. 25c
sam Bridges.
Sour stomach. clogged mp bowels
pimples. blackheads. foul breath are
evils OF constipation HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea regulates the
bowels improves the blood. cleans the
stomach a medicine the whole family
should take. Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

A meeting was held at the assembly
room last Monday evening for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Porter school or
chestra. There were 1S-persons pre-
sent who wish To start the work and
practice will soon be commenced under
the direction OF Mr. Buzzo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

To be more than a mere scrap of paper, guaran-
tee must be abSolute-and backed by concern able
and willing 70 make it good.
The Generals guarantee is not only absolute; il is
backed by business operating the worlds largest
roofing mills. and making one-thr of all the roll roof
ing made in America. That's the guarantee behind
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

The Porter school has had no wall
decoration done To II so far, the board
Of Education desiring 10 let walls sea
son for year before attempting that
work. During the coming summer
this work viii be done SO that next fall
the rooms viii have much different
appearance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13
0vERWOUEEO MOTHER
Pinas Health In 0nr Yinnl

Collinsville, M. -" suffered from q
nervous break down and terrible head
aches. and WAS tired ell over, totally
worn out and discouraged but az had
q large family had 20 work despite my,
suffering | saw vinol advertised an7
decided 60 try IL. and within two weeks
! noticed = decided improvement. agd
now | am n well woman. Mrs. Ana
RrCXER
We guarantee vinoi, our delicious cod
i''.V al iron tonic. 20 strengthen and
up weak, rundown, overworket
Resia's Drug Store. Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

We wish to call the attention OF our
readers to the ad Of the First Nation
al Bank OF Alpha this week II con
tsins something that will interest
every man. woman and child in the
community Don't fail to read Il over.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

On May Path Mid Summer Eve"
will be given by the pupils of the Port
er school under the direction OF Misses
Butler and Erikson Further an
nouncement will be made
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13
BASE BALL SUNDAY

The Alpha nine has been pract.cing
consistently for this AFFAIR and II they
don't give their Wisconsin opponents
thrashing will not be their fault.
Everyone should turn out and give
the bows announcement
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-05-13

The pupils OF the Ported school
raised $500 through entertainments
etc during the year and they have in
vested their funds in statuary which
will be put up in the assembly room