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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27

9ic rmnlanilde Stabt 1ilipedJi.
siuiid)en Sn5el nmb graila, tit bon
ben Srnppen Der Gentralmadte ge.
noranten ippr0en. Starfc befeItigts
SteIlnugen Ser 9imiiem anf beibeu
Seiten Ses Srtes, iunroen geltiirmt
Gs lumrocn $500 1efansene ge'
ntadjt.
0epcid)en oes pSntcrnatipna!
Jieips Serbiee" be1anpten, oak oie
srpke Sdladt, bic ieit @eibnadten
i'm Norben Der 9obrnbidn nnb an
Der @renSe Der Wolbam tDbe, iidj
bis mad 2emberg ansgebebnt babe
mR0 iId nnn iiber cine Strefe BON
800 NeiIen, bonn SAparscn Msecr
bis In Sas niittlere WaliSien, er-
itre3e.
Ams 9onbpn uirb semeISet, baB
bic 9iesiernng bereit iei, NIT ben
Niniftern Der GoIonien ben ssrieben
su beipreden nnS bnf bic Tremier-
mixifer Der peridjiebepen AoIonien
snr SeiInaIlme an einen, c8ar-
Gonneir eingelaSen iinb, oas nid)t
ipGttr ais i'm Tebrnar itattfin6eu
ion. sSm bieIem Sriegsrat lolleu
tuidtisr drasen in 8esng auf 6ie
Sprtfrbnng bes Grieges nnb sic Sc.
oingnnatn belprodDen iper6en, inter
oenen Gnalanb, III @erbinbmna nit
ieinem Aniierten matirlid, iid snr
geen6ignng bes Grieges bereit fin.
Den f6nne. Sc 1T Sies bas erite
WaI, Sak in einer engliid)en 0epe.
ide bon Der I6slidfeit elmer Irie-
bensuerbanolnns seiproden nn6 Ser
Nnfrag Der Nlliierfen nidjt ldjrofi
snridsriuieiem iuirb.
Die nene Gntipidlnng, ueldje bic
Jriebensfagc NIT Der Ginbernfmna
Der 6onferens Der aolpniemmimi.
tier bnrdj bic enslildJe gieaiernna
aencnrrren fat, fam man in ibrca
ToIgen nod nidt flar erfenmen.
Gnfipe6cr lit es iuirflidj cine amf-
ridjtig gemeinte 8cueanna smnl
JrieSsn FIN ober es 1T nir Elm Mit-
tel, nm bic Sadje binsn5iebem nnb
Get fir bic Nntluort anf ben Trie.
Sensbpridjlag ocr GentralmGdfe III
seIpinmeu. limb mir ntiiiien leiSer
seIftben, ba6 nns bas eettere afs
oas BabrId)einIidere erldeint. @o-
BET aIsrSinss smseaeben Iei baF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27

8abrlagerin Wfaoan1e be Sbebes,
oie inter anoerm aud ben ieeigen
&rieg borausgeiagt boben fon, lit 1T
Baris geltorben. Sbren SOB i6eiltt
iie 1li9t porber geipuBt 5rt buben.
Die r5ranffmrter 3eitmms" Iast,
bas neme Gd)mette 2ans 2nftId)iff
lei Tim Elm 9rittel gr1ker, als Der
gr6kte Zeppelin, Der bisber se6aut
Iei. IS babe cine Sdnelligfeit bon
ndJtsis Meilem per Stmnbe nmS fibre
siuei breis6llige SdJneQfener 6e-
idJiite nno ied)s MaIdinen- @eidliitc
nit iidJ.
Cine 9epeide aus 8oitpn tnelbet,
bie bereits eriuabnte sslotte altier-
ter &riegsidJiffe, Die >iid in amerifa-
niIdem geiuaiiern amfbalte, babe it,
ret Gtiitpnnft in Salifar.
GeneralfelDmarifDall ppu Wafen-
len fat anf Elm @ifiunmid)tele=
gramm bes aaiiers, ans slnlak Ser
Ginnabme bon gilfareit, seantiuor=
tet: ugnfareit iuar elm 3iel, aber
nidt bas lette."
Die Gnglanber melben iiber ben
syelbsng in WeIuputamien, oaf iic
rad ben1 red)ten liter bes sigris
ii6ergegangen ieien nnb lire Stelnn=
gen iiiblid nnb 6itlid BON &mt-Gl=
glmara fpnlolibiert nno ansgebebnt
bGttem. Die @rGbem Der siirfeu
amf bem redJten Sisris-ltfer iumrben
idJarf beidJoilem. Die enslifd)e da-
Dalerie serit6rte bas SORT 1ai1aba,
slpansig Meilem iiiSGilid bon amt-
Gl=slmara bas als gaiis fit feinb=
lide Iraber cine geiuiiie gebentnma
sebabt batte. sedJs5is Sonnen Ge-
treble ip,troen serit6rt, es iunrbe
piel @ieb einsefansen nno mebrere
Eager feinblidjer Iraber miirSen scr-
it0rt.
gnlsariidje 9satromillen Ioaen IN
Der WGbe bon Wspnaitir uurgeorun-
gen Iein.
Sn Der e;ceenS ppn gpern ans
aaf beibem Seiten beS Saiiee aa.
nafs ,unrbe bas slrtilleriefeuer tell.
luciic peritarft. Mnsriffe itarfc,
engliid)er Eatronillen iunrben snriif.
| seidjlagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27
SmlamO.

- Hepu6lifaner iper0eil I'M nod
iten Mbgeoronetenbaule 214 i1no De-
rnofrafen 2t3 Stinlnlen baben; oa
oie Mniorit1t 2tS betr1gt, 10 bat
feiner BON 8eioen oie GolltroIfe uno
Die Balance Of Bomer" Iieat IN
ben Sdn6en Ser ie1s ltnabb1ilsi=
gen 3tpei Site fperoen nod folttc-
itiert, ober Iie fonnefl ipeoer Sen De
mofraten nod oen giepublifanerll
Die Waioritat bringen.
1ah Sen offi5iellen 9eridlten
iiber Oie lebte @obl iilo 1S,638,S7t
Stimnlen abgege6en. gsillon erbielt
9,11S,296 Stinlrnen, Slgbes s.
547S74, oie glllralit1t oes grfterelr
betrua alio $685. ,S22 Stinlnen. Ser
So5iaiIt genion erbieIt ilngefG1r
100000 Stimlnen.
= Sas IegeInfonlite BEG Sauies
6at, tuie aus 8aibington geineloet
miro, nod feine Gntldeiolng iiber
Die gorIage getrofferl, Die ins ita-
tionale Brobibitiou brinaen Ioll, 5.
E. oas aoniite bat nod niht ent-
ihieoen, mann oie gorlage CUR Ser
9dnolrng fomnen iolf.
- @elegentlib Der ltebernabme
Der oaniid i ipeitinbii6en ssnieln
beabfihtigen Die Marinebeboroen Ell
ne groBe Slotten Concentration al
inI5enierert. Gem 8ernebmen nah
ioa Die aeiamnlte atIantifde sSlotte
81 Der Geier naf ct. 9bomas be-
oroert tperoen.
- 1874 slusiasige, pel1e I'M ct
2asarus 2epra-Soipital in Sabana,
Guba, interniert iino uno BON bort
na6 einem anoern g(ufentbdltsort
transportiert tperoen io[lten,. tpeigerr
lid bieiem @unfde Ser geboroen
nah5ufonlinen u1b iino entIblolien
@ioeritano 81 leiiten. gs foll ben
slusidtigen gellingen lein fi6 @afz
fen su nerihaffen, nit benen iie ii6
in Dem Sofpital berteioigen ipollen.
Die @eiltnobeitsbeanten ppler IN
oeB feline 3mangsmaBregeln anipen-
Den unb 10 iperoen oie aranfen
ipahrfdeinlid] ousgebuneert lperoen
nbiiien. Sb Ole Gatierten iiber-
balpt @affen notig hoben, bleibt
oabin aeitellt; ibre bette 8affe lit ie-
oenfolls ibre Furdt6ore aranf6eit,
Die id)on onrd Die geringIte 8e-
rilbrung ailf eeilnbe Eerionen iiber-
tragen fperben fonn unb 10 tperoen
iih i6iperlidb 2ettc finoen, oie iih
nit Den 9fusi6bigen bertmbolgen
iuto bieielben NIT @etpalt ollf oeu
Shitb bringen tperben.
SSSl einem 8lis,aro, ser oie
noroIid)en Gentral-Staaten beim-
iiihte tno iih anf feinem Bfaoe nad)
Dem GiiSen nad unb nod in einen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27
Stemer : NOtis.

Staats- nn6 Gpmntp- 5tenern fir
bas Sdbr 1916 nnf Wrmnb- nuo
peri6nlides Giaentnnt miiifen Big
snm 81. sSannar 1917 an ben
5tener Solicitor Sobn q. Bitter
eittridjtet iuerben, nm bic 3ablnng
elmer Strafe nnb Soften BON 10 Nro-
sent, bic amf perI6nIides Gigentnm
erhu6en iueroen, ST bermei0en.
Games st. CapiS,
GountDs sNta5ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27
Gornaoo >antpanoelte, iino 25 Ber-

Gornaoo >untmanoelte, lino 25 Ber
1onen limgefomtuen. Die Wtebr5a6l
Der Spfer fonlnlt auf ben Staat
4rfanlas; groBe adlte miro als az
len Seilen oes gseitens bis nod Der
pa5ifiihen 9iilte geneloet. Sn Siio-
Oafota iino in "a Stnnben II 3oa
Shnee gefallen uto in Wiontana
ging bas thermometer bis auf 80
@raD nllter 9eun. Die falte @eae bat
iid bis nod Siio Californian er=
itredt; Die @iienbabn5itge in 8alb=
ington baben fih illfolge oes boben
S6nees iiberaa berIpatet. l1eberull
.iperOen 2eute, bauptiacbli6 2allo-
brieftr6ger, bermiBt.
- SIM Soften BON Norfolf, 8a.,
ranr1te Der 8unoes : 6hleppbanlp=
fer nSonoma" nit baIber araft ga-
gen ons SirterteiI oes S1lahte
fhiffes vDelotpare" lino bra6te Dem
0reaonougbt Elm brei SUB Iattges
2ob iiber Der @aiierIinie bel; oos
Gor6erteil Ser .Sonon1a" ipuroe ein=
gequetidt. @lIdlidertpeiie ging bic
aaralltbnlage obne @erIult bon Msn=
ihenleben ab.
Gin Wanil Der ieinen geamelt
nls 0ear 8ieipeger angab, ipur6e i'm
@eiBelt &ol1ie 3i @afbington per-
baftet, oa er iid meigerte bas @e-
bduoe sn berlalien, ebe er 6en1 Brd-
Iioenten 1lift uSrobIide @eibna6-
ten" getpiirlidt batte. Ser Monn
miro ouf ieinen aeiitigen 3uitano
ililterIuht tper6ell.
Mbmiral Detpep lit geitern 10
Sabre alt lgetpor6en.
- Sir bie SItfiilte oes Coils.
BON San Ct 2olis nab gfodipan,
5la., lit cine Sturnluarnllng erlai-
fen. d
Slus Seem yorf miro genleloet,
oaB 0nr6 Die bon 8cutl6la1o alis-
gegangene sSrieoensagitation 0ie
8reiie on Ser sfftienborfe geitiegeil
iitlo.
0ean glaubt iebt, oab binter
Ser fltrGtbaren 8luttat, Die in Ser
@egeno bon Minoen, 2a., begangen
pliroe lilb Ser oie Sainilie gieepes
gum Spfer fiel, Elm @eiBer geltedt
fat. Oie gltern un6 atpei 4inoer
iiit6 begraben; oas fiinf5ebn Monaie
alte 8abp miro pnbrfdeinIih tpie-
Der bergeltellt iperoen. =
Wdbreno oes filrdtbaren
.Sturms am Dienitag fino BEL gean-
tudet orei Sdiffe altf stranb ge-
rateit.
Sci Dem llnipetter ons ip11-
reno Der Iebten Gage in einenl grc-
.Ben Cell BEG 2anoes berrI6te, iollett.
ipie aus Gbicago gemeIoet miro, 25
8erionen INNS 2eben gefontmen
iein.
ss1 Sos angeIes, Gal, bat es
gum fedften MaI in bier3ig Sabren
geidneit.
- Sn geeip Orleans baben fid]
ipdbreno Der seiertage Go ltnfGIle
ereienet; MIR ad)t bapon ionen ollrdl
Seuertperf periiriabt iein. ssn slt~
lanta, Ga, belief fid Die 3abI Der
ielben iogur altf IS, oie iebod faIt
ausihlieBlif orrd Serercrafer ber-
beigefiibrt ipurben. 9(ebnlidle ge-
ridte fomnten alS anoern Staoten
bes Siioens.
- 9ret snngens, Die nod furse
Soien trrgen beroubteil in Chicago
einen olten Wonn nalnens MiChoeI
Starrod ans gheaton, eSa., Inn
1857, Die @rfparnilie ieines 2ebens.
Der 9llte batte nod rliht einmoI
Belt gefllnoen, iidl nad einem 60
gierbauie nnisuIebeit aIs er bon
BEN iitneen StroIcben iiberfaIlen uno
nisgebeutelt ipurbe.
- 9nnfrlilber, oie in Die 1. gen-
tional 3u Sesasper, Wfo., eil1aebrod,en
tuaren, madten fc1fedte @eIfGfte.
ba Tie oen falihen @eloIhronf
fprengten; iie erbeuteten MIR $t9O.
Den Salibt 8elbihranf, in Dem
fib $4,000 in bnarem @eloe be-
fanoen, IieBen iie unberiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27
Ser Sol0ot Gilbert 6trieae

= Ser Solbaf hilbert Sfriegel,
Der tpegen un5ientliber sluffiibrlmg
in bie StofaDe in Columbus, g.
&c., eingeiperrt mar llno BON bort an
entfomn1en periubte, Dllr0e BEL bent
5ludtperlud BON Dem @ahtpoIten
eri6oiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27

4eindt miro Elm reoegeipalloter
Man1t inn Mlter bon 40 Big so esa6-
rem, Der gut oentfd) u1o engIiia
lpriht Inn ii6 in n1einen @eihdit
niitli6 gu MAIDEN lli1o oasfeIbe 5sl
|annotr5ieren 9ead5ufragen Bel 9II-
bert 8ieler, San s(tltonio Haoiator
60, 1905 50. SouIton Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27

- Die s5eoeral gaeierpe 2oan.
gailf" fir uniern Staat, Der alIein
einen Ser 5ipolf n5arm @oan" -9i-
ftrifte biloet, miro in Soiilton eiii-
gerihtet iperben. Die iibrigen elf
fonmen nah: Spritgfielb, Mali.
Baltimore, Nfo.; Columbia, 9. g.;
2ouispille, ap.; 9sem Orleans. Ga,
ct. 2oltis, Wo.; ct. Soul, Weinn.
Omaha, Neb; @ihita, &nn.; 8erfe-
lep, Gal liiio Spofane, 8olb.
Ber iorglos lebt in ben Gag binein,
Den tperben balo Sorge1 Itrafen:
Nan muB bei Eage ipahlam iein,
Cont fam man Bel geadt nihf
idGaferl.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

Il GOT tibet air circ'lar letter to-
ther day. wantin' me tub take yer
paper" said the Sage as the editor
dropped in to the country store,
but I can't see where the thing
'ud do me emmy good. Looked
through last weeks down at the
shoe shop, an there wasn't but
one er two things in it tibet didn't
already know. Most Nv yer paper
wuz took up with tibet funeral ain
three 'er four parties an sociabul
an tibet fire. If you'd print all
tn news I'd subscribe fer it."
The editor smiled, Il wasn't
aware" he replied, that we failed
to chronicle any important event.
Did we omit any weighty happen
ing that you can think of just
now?"
Wall l should say you did, y
said the old man. Men my.wife
wuz both over tn Podunk tother
day an spent the day with our
oldes' boy. 1 looked through the
paper three times an couldn I
find a word about it at all"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
Minnesota Leads in. Ore

The quantity of crude iron ore
mined in the Lake Superior district
in 1915, as nearly as can be
estimated at this time, amounted to
81 100000 long tons, as compared
with 80, 629, 613 long tons mined
in 1914, an increase of roughly
100000 tons or 81 per cent.
In 1913, which marked the high
tide of production of iron ore III
the United States, the total output
of this district was 81, 518, 158 long
tons.
AS in the preceding year and for
more than a decade past, Mime
sofa leads its nearest competitor,
Michigan by wide margin, con-
tributing fully $4,000, 900 tons of
the total production credited to the
Lake Superior district and approx
mately 81 per cent of the country's
total which is estimated at 90, $780,
900 long tons of iron ore.
The Lake Superior district, COM
prising all the iron mines in the
states of Minnesota. Michigan and
Wisconsin, contributed in 1915,
by the same reckoning. "a per
cent of the entire production of
iron ore in the United States.
Estimated productions by states
follow:
Minnesota, 3S,OOO,OOO tons;
Michigan, 100000 tons; Ala
bama, 100000 tons; Wisconsin,
l 200, 900 tons; New York, 1,0OO,-
900 tons; Pennsylvania, 100000
tons; Virginia, 100000 tons;
Wyoming, 100000 tons; New
Jersey, $4,000 tons; Tennessee,
$50, 900 tons; New Mexico, 1OO,-
900 tons; Georgia, 100000 tons;
North Carolina, $4,000 tons; Mis-
souri,, 10000 tons; Kentucky,
10000 tons; Utah, $1,000 tons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
MARRIED
BROWN-GUSTAFSON

On the first day of the new year,
Clarence M. Brown and Miss
Esther Gustafson were made man
and wife by Rev. J. c. Mapsan of
the Presbyterian church at the
home of the brides father, Victor
Gustafson, on Central Avenue.
The ceremony was performed in
a circle of only immediate friends
and relatives. Miss Coral Brown
a sister of the groom and Miss
Isabel Gustafson a sister of the
bride attended the bride while
Frank Schweiger and T. J. Brown
attended the groom. The home
had been most artistically decorated
pink and white being the color
scheme.
After the ceremony wedding
dinner was served by Mrs. c. M.
Hanson assisted by Miss Edith
Anderson after which the couple
departed for wedding trip to the
Twin Cities and other points in the
state. They will be at home in the
new residence erected for them by
the brides father on east Sheridan
street after February L.
The bride was born and grew to
womanhood in this city where she
is we'll and favorably known by
almost the entire population. She
is a graduate of the Ely High
School in the class of ~. Mr..
Brown is employed as undertaken
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

THE epidemic of influenza or
more commonly known as grip
which has the country in its power
just at present is increasing instead
of abating according to the reports
in the papers. The larger cities
are filled with it and the smaller
places are getting their share.
Twenty years ago there was just
such another epidemic of the stuff
and it is claimed that it is reocur-
rant every twenty years. Deaths
are frequent throughout the
country, the extreme old and the
extreme young being the principal
victims. Pneumonia resulting
from the grip is the principal
cause of death. Only few cities
in the country are free from the
malady according to the govern
ment reports among which are
Buffalo, Pittsburg. Mobile, Atlanta,
and San Diego. 1t is estimated
that there are over 200 cases in
this city at present. Only one
death directly attributed to the
grip has resulted in this city so
far.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

Saturday evening and Sunday
matinee the Elco presents the third
of the Who Pays" series entitled
when Justice Sleeps" This
series is meeting with excellent
success and is a feature looked for
by a large number. Read the story
on the inside pages of the Miner.
Next Tuesday evening at the
Elco Mary Pickford. the most pop
ular film actress of the stage will
appear in Tess of the Storm
Country" This is a powerful
play by the Famous Players COM
pany in which Miss Pickford ap-
pears with a strong supporting cast
of stars. Tess of the Storm
Country" is an emotional drama
showing up the bigoted career of
Elder Graves with much heart
action on the part of the heroine
who lays herself open to the
ridicule on the part of the fisher
village in order to shield one in
distress.
With the Russians at the
Front" will be the offering at the
Rex next Sunday evening. These
are the famous Chicago Tribune
battle pictures taken on the ground
by R. R. Mccormick war cores
pondent for the Tribune who was
the guest in Poland and Galicia of
the Cars troops.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
ANNUAL MEETING
Fire Department Elects Old Officers
Without Opposition

The Ely Fire Department at the
annual meeting Wednesday even
ing reelected all officers of last
year by unanimous vote. This
speaks we'll for the officers.
The department voted to have
its annual banquet and get-to-
gether meeting some time in the
near future.
Many measures for the good of
the department were discussed.
The reports of the treasurer of the
department and also of the Relief
Association showed the finances in
good condition, the Relief Associa-
ton strong box showing over $4,000
on hand and invested.
The officers elected for the Fire
Department and Relief Association
were as follows:
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Chief-I. G. Cox.
1st Asst Chief-Richard Hodge.
End 3" ELIAS LaBeau.
Sec.-David Childers.
Treas. Harry A. Chinn.
Capt. H. c. No. Jack Sera-
phine.
Capt. H. G. No. Bruce. O.
Strachan.
Foreman H. & LOS. Gerzin.
Engineer Chemical-Jos. Roth
man.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Priest B. 0. Strachan.
Vice-Prest.-I. G. Cox.
Sec.-David Childers.
Treas. Harry A. Chinn.
Trustees-Jack Seraphine, B. O..
Strachan, J. A. Rothman, Jos.
GerZir1.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
jury List

Officer Levy was in the city
Yesterday and today subpoenaine
the jurymen for the term of court
which convenes in this city on
Jan. 10 at IL a. m. The list oil
jurors served in this city is as fol.
lows: Jos. Bloomenson, 1. G
Cox, A. ]. Fenske, AL. Kolstad
Ed. E. Lindblad, Jos. Martinetti
ST., M. ]. Murphy, H. E. Olson
Matt Ronka, Peter Schaefer, w
E. Trezona. There are severa
others from outlying district.
whose names were not made public
by reason of their not having beer
served.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

THE wise advertiser is the one
who advertises bargains in the dull
er portions of the year. You may
think we are advertising in pre-
senting this idea, and we are.
And it's the truth. 1t takes real
salesman to sell goods after the
holidays, but they can be sold by
real statesmen just the same, and
real statesmen advertise their bar
gains.-Ishpeming Iron ore.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
Short Of MARRIAGES

Cupid soldiered on the job last
year. In Ely he was particularly
more inactive than during the year
1914 When we say soldiered on
the job, the saying is literally true
as the war in Europe accounts in
a large measure for the shortage in
marriage licenses issued. Deputy
Clerk of the Court Schaefer re-
ported 40 licenses issued in this
city during 1915 while the year
before showed a total of IL couples
made happy.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
BURNS-GARNICH

DR.. R. L. Burns of Soudan !,
Tower and Two Harbors and
Miss Ruth Garnich of Ashland,
Wis. were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents
in the latter city on Dec. %. Mr..
and Mrs. Burns are now on a
wedding trip to Chicago and other
cities and will be at home at Two
Harbors after Feb. 1st. DR.. Burns
was at one time instructor of
science in the schools of Ashland
where he became acquainted with
the young lady who became his
bride. Sincere good wishes for
their future go to them from a
large number of friends of the
genial DR.. in this city.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

A PARAGRAPH going the rounds
of the papers says that the best pos
sible protection against burglars
is an electric light on the front and
back porches, as no thief cares to
take chance in the light. The
Albert Lea Tribune remarks that
after looking over last months
light bill the editor prefers to take
his chances with the burglars
rather than with the light company.
-Mankato Daily Review.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
4. The officers installed were as

in. The officers installed were as
follows.
Prest.-A. E. Johnson.
Vice Prest.-Mrs. c. M. Hanson.
Sec.-Mrs. A. D. Ellefsen.
Marshal-Miss Frida Lindbeck
Chaplain-Mrs. Emma Carlson.
l. G.-Tohn L. Anderson.
o. G.-Andrew Sund.
Miss Irene Simonson at the piano
and John Hanson mandolin fur
nished the music for the dance.
The Martha Society entertained
with literary and musical pro-
gram at the Opera House Saturday
evening aud the hall was filled to
the doors. After the program.
games and other festivities were
INDUCED in. Miss Ida Porthan
made the address of welcome while
Mrs. V. Koivumaki selected and
coached the program.
A musical program was given at
the Finnish Luthern church on
New Years night which was en-
joyed by large attendance. A
large number of the younger men,
bers of the congregation took part
in the program and Rev. Hirvi de-
livered a sermon.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

SEVERAL of the great eastern steel
companies are getting their ores
from abroad duty free and are
smelling it in their districts. The
Bethlehem company and the Pen
nsylvania company get all but a
little of their ore needs from abroad.
The Lake Superior miners should
have food for thought in this.
The Midvale company has just
purchased large ore holdings in
Cuba. This goes to show that we
need just little tariff regulating
in this country.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

Ex-MAYoR BARR of Wells, sued
the Wells Mirror for 800
damages for libel. The trial came
off at Blue Earth week before last
and at the close of the first days
proceedings the plaintiff attorneys
proposed to settle the case for six
cents. The regulations of mayors
in that country are certainly held
at high figure.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

ANALYzING the candidates for
governor of Minnesota, Editor
Warren of the Hinckley Enterprise
saws: Manahan might be an
alyzed as 90 per cent hot air and
10 per cent egotism, while the
percentage of the mixture is re-
versed in Lindbergh, who would
appear to be 90 per cent egotism
and 10 per cent hot air and ambi-
ton.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

Matt Suomi of Winton under
went an operation for appendicitis
this week at the Shipman hospital.
Jos. Vertnik was operated on for
hernia at the hospital this week.
Mrs. Hulda Aho of Winton un-
derwent an appendicitis operation
at the hospital this week.
William Clark of the Swallow &
Hopkins camps was operated on
for bad foot at the hospital this
week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

WALTER B. BROWN has pur'
chased the Chisholm Tribune
Herald of Frank G.. Harris and
will hereafter conduct the same,
Mr.. Brown is an old newspaper
man who had father that was OF
the best in the game and we hope
that he will keep the Tribune
Herald up to the high standard
established by Mr.. Harris. Editor
Harris intends to 60 into stock
farming.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07

REALLY, the Minnesota State
Tax comission should not hesitate
longer to admit that it made an
avs of itself in wrongfully accus-
ing the Ore. The commission has
made a few other mistakes. and
they are of the kind that mean
much more to the people of the
state generally than this does this
little slip wherein it tried to squelch
The Ore with leland now lacks
the manhood to admit its wrong.
-Mesaba Ore.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-01-07
BANNING-ROSE

Announcements have been re-
ceived by friends in this city of
the marriage on Friday evening in
Duluth of Miss Amy Sybil Rose to
George w. Banning. Miss Rose
was up to the holiday vacation a
teacher in the schools of this city
and Mr.. Banning is known by
many he having visited here on
several occasions during the past
year. The ceremony took place at
the parsonage of the Westminster
Presbyterian church. Miss Lucille
Hoar of this city and Raymond
Rose, brother of the bride, at
tended the couple. They have the
we'll wishes of all who enjoy their
acquaintance in Ely.