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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
WATCH F0Bs OFFERED
TO RUNNERS BY LOCAL
SHOE AND HAT DEAL Frs

Word has been received by the Vol.
cano run committee that the Homo
lulu Shoe & Hat Co and NE Hflo log.
gety & Shoe Co., under the same pm
agement, have offered the members OF
the winning team in the Kilauea TO
Hiln race, handsome fobs.
The members Of the firms are now
preparing the designs which will be
most unique. The runners name viii
be engraved on the fob together with
Winning Team-Kilauea to Hflo Re.
lay Race" It is expected that other
business firms in Honolulu and Hilo
will offer prizes to the runners who
will compete over the 30 mile course.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

The 6sth Regiment Is to be rebuilt
for home service, governed by the
State and for State service only.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
- Yard Breaotfoke Open

All Kin zee (H.); John Keaio
(H); Melvin Holt tHN.); Willis
Kanakanui fHN.); John Kaupi
tHN.):: II. Harvey (o); e. Lambs
col; Ronald Watt TO-: Fran,
Bowers co... Ronald Higgins 20
Albert Harris col. :. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

y - ! FIIEU HHeH guy :. - =.
The Hilo committee has been doing
excellent work at the Crescent City,
and although nothing has been heard
from Maui and Kauai 1t Is expected
that these two islands will have
teams entered. r. T. Forrest, chair.
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llnaeIaftr SamilientraaS6ie.

gbicago AZ. SUM. Ger Uo6l-
babeu0e 8aunnter1ebnter Sobn So
res, 0eIien fyran aHo 5Dciidbrl9es
T0dierden ipltr0en 1oaHta8 bor-
nlittog IN i6relu @auie ais 9eideu
uDrgeiun0pu. gie 4oli8ei nahm Oil,
oaB Die syran i1reH 9laaH eri6oiien
uti0 iih 0ann iel6lt uao lire fleine
Sod1ter orrd ginatnen BON 6oietl
npu Io9 geggben babe. @elteru itea
te iid MN baraus Dab sri. Sole
napelfe. nit Der SSaros IN 8iaerioe
ebeiEiaas als 9iaAn Hn0 6rdu 3a
lnnmenIehte, in 9eim IBrer SnDe
ner S~cEhltmore b%gg1lgan.
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Nie6r Gefraten ncrlanqf.

8a9reao nod ShoBuag ocs
a-riegsamtes i'm Giitrift Gmaba 6is
8im 80. SUM 4S10 HefrliteH fin
Die 4raIec oltfgC6radt ieiH loleH.
1a6ea iitl bisber MIR 1914 eentel-
Bet. g miiien iid nHo bis 5uul
80. SUM bier nod 936 Gefrltteg
telleu, poar taglid i'm Gnrdidnttt
55 iltHge 2eltte.
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Der Hailcr an cic
Gruppcn inn Gia6!

gmnar0om 12. SUM. 9erli.
ner Icpeideu ioger. ooB Der aaIier
gelegeutIim elmer IuppeninipeftioH
int GlioB iif IN einer &eoe 0as tols
1en0en ausibruds bcoieut babe:
@ir ule iiH0 non elucm eil5i9en
l5c0oufm bcieeit, uHo Der ill., oen
8iaen Der 6ei10e ben arieg ioriau
icteHs 81 breheui"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
Mlanalpa garf,
1er iotale geranilgnugsglat far
ben gHtniiten.

l2it Dem Giutritt 0es mdruyeR
8etters miro @}analpo 4art INNER
luebr Der locale @rbohHgsplaB fin
Den autonlobiG Jnbrer ma0 8cliBer.
Die @iduidpIdBe, freie SpieIpldhe
fIr bic Sinner, 9ootfabrcu, 2an5Gt
I'M @abiaiCu geDdbreu je0em @e
IGnaf Den groBten 5pielraum. aa
Ber0ent fou3ertiert uph Greens be
liebtc stapelle ie6eu gtadmittag inc
46er0 In Der ISOLDE. Sur5, man
fam fi9 uttf alle 4rt uao &eiie
amllIieren.
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1titikcr 11icraht
iibcr Sic Sahla0c!

a0benbogen12 3lnf-3er Be-.
fannie 91ilitdrtritifer 9taior gto-
rabt idrei6t in SdgebIott, 0oB bis
Jest Oer un6egren3te TntAbootfrieg
nod fealeu 0taHgcL an ieinoliaer
Mnnition in6ranfreh ertenneu Ioiie.
Gr trrft uld bic atifHartianlfeit
barau 0ab 5rautreih m08liders
iueiie cine Gffaitpa In ben 8ogeieu
er1reiim f0uae. 4n6era Nfilitar-
fritifer baltei es ni6t fit altsges
idloiien. onB Die 9riten in @oqano
eiuialleu mer0eH in Der A5iitt, bic
9eutidea IN Der 6lante nH8ugreifM,
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2Efhen miro pcnt
2laiictten beiekt!

Garis, 10 Suni. 6rantreih bnt
Sic aoitrolierlma Ser 2ebensmtttel
IN qallB @riefcnlmno ibernoalueu.
General 5ouAort it I'll 2lt9eu einge-
troifen tno beriuqte oaB iran5oii.
Ide Gruppen in 2ltbel eiu5tebeh nm
BORT Die @lt9e mn 0r0nung aufreGt
1T erbaIteu. Ole glliierteu ba6en
alles @etreioa it E3eiialieu auiges
E0ltft. I'M c3 it Gaa5 @riedeulano
81 perteilcn GntpueH Der 9laiiertcrl
foptroaiereu Den 5itbnus pom So.
riHtb (8luiiheu &elopnuncs llH0 Sell
las. Srtpeu mltroet geftaru obne
3miiheafalt 9ela10et.
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SraMktcid1s Aricas=
Eaten firc kclcGal!

Faris. IL. Sum. -2ntt 8eriGt
oes 6inan5miniiters bat Die fran56Ii.
lhc Gcmitiertenfomner bereits bults
Aert Nliuioroen 5rnnfen an ariegs.
bepiligyHgen ausgaporfen; bierin
it 0l&Guune BON lie6en @liGiur0cu
IN 0as IeBte GuartaI oes Snbres
Itl7 NIT einbeqriffeL neldle Die
9aiiertcn 5rnnfrcihs erb4 vi bo.
aed 9leuc Staiern mii1ien G1sge.
ld}rleben mer0e1.
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9fcrbclcndle in 5ranfreidi.
Gtlua 10 Grosent ans amerifa inns
portlerfer 9ffroe eiugegangen.

Bars II. Sum. - Inter ben
feroet In 5u0frnnfrlih lit cTte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dusgebroden,
Medic bic Gtere SIT 9~altlen0en 0o-
binroiit. 1er n9lntH1@ berehHet
ben @erfllt Der Liere auf 70 Bro
seat. 9ie aranf6eit entpideIt iif
uuBeror0eatlld raid ulIo bil0et eiu
aatiel fir Die 4er8te. Die melitell
Der einae9an9eneH 1lere Daren ~
Bet Hereinafter 1tdateH a~ngefautt
mo rad J%ratfreid perihiTt NOR
aef. eIti9e re0en oaUon. Dab ola
giere bon 0entidcn ABeaten elttDa-
Der Der Der 8Tlen0uug ooer mab-
reno Der fyabrt nergiftet mltr6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
91ittelm. qeepes t%t.75-t25o

glittelrn. geebes 11.75-t250
@ep6bulide 10.25-1tT5.
cute B. bette 5dbrliuge 1895
1910.
g1itteln. Sd6rlinge tt.00-12.25
@em66aG9c 5dbrlinge 10--1f00
au6e mo Sellers ilrn.
G}lte 3. bette Sellers 1926
1t.25
@nte bis bette aa6e 9.75-to75
W}ittcImaBige aiibe 875-9.75.
@enobnlide 6.50-S.75.
5todcrs ua0 6ee0ers felt.
aornqehltterte Stiere 10.00-1t.
suite Biz bette 5eeoers 5000.
m2ittelma6ige S.50-8.75.
@euobnIide 7.00-8.50.
cute Bis bette Gtoders $50
1850.
5tod Sellers 8.25-t050.
Gtod aii6e 100000.
5fod aal6er 8.50-1t00.
5tof aGlber 1000-tA25.
Seal adlber t0.00-t400.
Bulls II. SioQs 800-iiO0.
Shucinr 3uiuGr $500; 421rft
mGiieus 10c 1oaer.
Gurdihnittsprcis dl95-l350.
Soldier 9rcis 1886.
dafe -3uiubr $500; atdrtt ialt
DTS Horf.
1aora gonHler f325-l450.
GlinDa6 2oufutrr 1d25.
Saorn e,a6rlinae fl50-i200
S6oru 0dtterihaie 100000
g5ora 99ioOers 1000-1050
1prruq 2dmmer 13.00-i615
Geiifterfe 2lutteridaie s00-1i
6limgu MarttberiAt.
Ggitago - SUM.
9in0Oitb 3nniDr $500; BART IeIi
bis ltarf.
Sdurine -3ufu5r 10000; heltC
0nralduittii6 &c bober, &dders
ida0o1 Bis i0t micOriger.
86d1ter 8rets 1866.
1nrfidniitsbreis f4S0-t560
5hair 9ufusr 5000; glmft tclt
Bis 2oe bnAer
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slarl aflt Mrfrntirrnnaganti1

SER @ottlia5 5tor5 bat oas @e
1alt0e 1912 5ornau 1trabe, in
Gem iid iru6er oos 8rotJ Gaze be
iot6. lmentgeltlib 8pr Rctrutlc
um~qsitatipn flr 0as nel 81 bit6ea0e
.. Ae6rnsfo 3cQimeHt our &erfiis
Qlmg Qeitcat. @it Der &efruiicrung
belitc bCgoguIen.
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General pcrI1ing sur
Poftafcl oclaHcn!

gouoon. - SUM. General
mar geiIern nit Dem amerifaniihen
8ntihaiter 4age gum 2uuheou I'M
9udinghdm 4Solait gglaoeu.
5poter foltferierte er Inn aricgs-
ant nit me5rerelt boberen Gffi5te-
rra lUto mar dbenos 5um Giner
@ait benin Gotihafter Sage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
eaarier be6alt 6a6reriaaft.
Madridlf BUn ieincr HfFanatiua als
unlUahr be5cffTnct.

GtfaHna. 10 SUM = Cir 2aa.
rier, Der meaen ieitler 0pppiition
apgen aonifripfiou eineH erbitterten
sshtHff fll6rt, ertldrte auf 8efragen,
ID en- reitaniert babe Qa5 lit utft
lp0lrt Die aeitgnatton fam nift
einmal I'M aoutus SIR Sprahe. "
5onlsiag berihtde ber Iele9rapb
9anriars HeiignotloH)
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~656,OOO,OOO BMfbcl
Wei5cn crtpartct!
Sbigrr MISUNDERSTANDING bas
Fert uuf ben SaatenitauO an
/. Snni.

-
@aT6inatpn 12. SUM. ~ Die
0iesiahriqe ggciaafcrnte ser Ser
eintgten Staoten miro iebt bonn
9der6aa- 0epnrtement atif $685.
100000 guihel DerunIdLn1t. Die
gd1brmq bdiiert ouf oen rebtOiers
Item &ornni6l1gen fir oen on &tl-
Iternei8en araerihteten ihDeren
S6aoen un6 ouf Den Sontenitanoss
beriGteu bont l.. SUM fir 6riib.
liabrgmeiseu. ynt boriaen Sabre
muroen $40, 100000 9uI6eI 9et
lsen geerntet un0 bic 8urdi huitts.
ernteu in Sen Sabre 1911 bis 1915
Ibeliefen iid ouf SOC, 900, 900 guibel.
Dos %ertueiterte. init 5rubjabrs-
mei8en beItellte areoI, oos NIT TO-
I039,000 9ldern unqegeben miro, mo
Der ousge5ei9uete Stann Der 5aateu
IIaIign fir 5riibiubrsnei8cu einen Grs
Itraa bon 283000000 8uibeIn er@
marteb gegea 158, t42, 600 8uibcl
i'm berqongenn Sabre, 35tS54,e
loco 9ulbel IN 1915 uao 233,57t,.
1000 @uibeL alts bern 9lrhidnitts
ertrog Der bor6erqeQangenen fiInf
Sabre.
4nsfdten fit 8iutermei5eu better.
@cIere &itterunQsperbaItuiiic I'M
mai baben Die qiisithten fir ben
Grtrdg in @intermei8en geboben ln6
0euten cine Grnte non 373,000,-
600 guib. an. ,3u geginn 0es JriiA.
iabrS Daren DIE Gruteau5iidten ichr
Itrabe, infolge 0cs itrenqct @iuters
umo rpcgcu an0erer Iriaden HutB.
ten t2,l3700 4fer aui1eqcbcu
mer0cn. Gle SaatenitanoB6eridte
pom 1. Qpril oetteten nod eingn
Grtrag non 100000 9uibeln
an, 1as @odstuu ruar o5er III ie.
mem Dionot 10 ihleht, 0aB Die Dor
onihldQe nm /. Ntai out 366.ilG.
900 8uibcl beruutergeidnitteu wur-
ben.
Sa%atennanb pom dri6ia6rmci5eu.
Ger SaateuItnn6 BON 5rI5ja6rs-
nei5en mur6e fur 0os gan3e 2ono
nit 9f.6 Iro3eut Ser &olleruto nns
l%qeqeben, qegea $50 III 1916 uu0
I949 in 1915. Sn sen mihtigiten
5tuatcn mar Der Stan0 pie iolat:
Minneiota, 90: gioro Gofota s.;
Sin 3ofoto, 81 4ro5ent.
Ger Stano bon @internc3 sen ON
1. SSuni mur0e nit 70.9 8ro3ent ous
gefl6rt, Qeqcn 1872 i'm gtai mo
I73.2 I'M SUM- 1916. Sn ben mid
Tighten Staoteu NOR Der Stano mle
foIat: Ohio, SO; 3uoiann. 69; RI
limbs 81; Miiinuri 81: 9]fe6rasfa.
60; Gauias, 60: CALEDONIA. SO
4ro5eut.
Qos NIT @etreioe bcboltte grcof
intro ME folgt ntge3ebeH: 6rijb
iogrspei5en 19,0a9000 alder; @a-
fer. 43,161,000 adcr 6erite 1919.
1000 4fer.
Der 5o~otenit1ao fir on6ere Orr.
ten mar am 1. SUM- Der naditeben.
sc: Safer, S8,9; @erite. 1913; Roa
gen, 81.3; @ei3an. S38: aepiel.
73,9; Rfiriide COS 4ro5ent
Der Grtroq al @oier miro iii
Dem 3eaierunqs6crift ottF ISL
100000 @uibal, Dem 8meitgr0BteH
in Der 6eididte oes Qonoes, qe.
ifdst. Die groBte 4roouttion mar
nit 1,549, 030.000 8uibeln im
Sabre 1915 81 Der8eidnen Der CT
ttag beg Sobreg 1915 belief iidj nu
Il PSI 992, 900 guIhe[.
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6nsD &O9iers,

3eid)en i9rer Geilnabna pa.
ben gu Geil Der0en laiien, uie aud
iiir bic berrlinen glumenipenoeri
iprefen mir hermit unleren ticfac
fibIten Gnnf aus.
oraa GbriaiHa &ebIsrs
IND Jnmilie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
ganfaanna.

l%Jnieren bielet 8reun0en mo
9ahbarn, meldle mus Del Dem Siu
hei0en unieres unpergeBadeu Spb
aes uno 8ruoers,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
5priug 2dumer 1915.
Ct. 9ulrp6 Marfiberidlt.

- GNfNRT
Ut. syoieph. ~. Sutti.
9tinODieb -3uftibr 5000; Nlortt telt.
Sdpcine- 3uiu9r $500; 5t-l0e
nieoriger.
sod Ter 8reis 1850.
gurdidmttsprcis 14.S5-t545.
eddie 3uinbr 1000, 25c bober.
aauias Sim Marftbcridlt.
Stanias Gitu -. sunni.
NinObie6 -3ufubr 1900; Ydnrtt
~uQgeuein felt.
ail9c langiam unO feit.
3rUeiiabrliuge nttlD.
5toders bette felt ouoerc lang
lam.
adlber ieit.
Sducinc- }uiubr 1900, 2l}orft 5
bis 10 Gcuts nieori8er.
66d)iter &reis 1866.
3urdlfnittspreis t475-t550.
=dlafc- 3ufnbr 5000; N}artt lell
bis 25e bober.
@citttertc g1mner 1850.
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9enfide er6alter 8araerredlt.

Sprisn Gith 81. 81, IL. Suni-
n hiefiaen gtafnroliiierlmqsaeridt
aefuahrte Aidter @eorQe o. geno1t
ied5eAa Eattiden, Die ihre apbli-
f0sfeH md Dor ser 8rIegsertlarrmg
III 1eutihlan0 eiageraidt hoften,
hns gsifacrrcht 9iner Der neuel
Aifrar %erflatte. er erfenne orc Sc
oeataaa igines Shrittes mo iei
cif, fir fem 4oopfiD goterIan1
IT rine oIte @einlat az fdapfea.
a Hlna an unlerer #rolppritdi
spn hoben, mas man nil ie.
sDlssr miro niersni0 beiireifsr
DQb MIR eliw blubenfG
bin0uIErIe habaL
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eaa's, bic saisn RsHissz.
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ms8srma.. ~ - saaa %
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g~lcid5eitig ieiu Oolles 2ooe9cnidlt
b%eior0ert.
Die Grfl1rung hofiir lit sic,
6aB elm Trtd ouBer ieiuer be.
fornltcn 2o0efruft nod cine beoeli
teno mihtiqere, Die 3ugfroit oni.
5mueieu bot.
@em cine @erion ein @Ies
nidlt BON elmer Come auf cinem
Irud bcf6r6ert Damn Bat ocriclbe
fotidflih feine Come 81 8iehen.
2caal 5ic Sure 2a6iIng ailf Gd-
ser uno fir jcoes 4iun0 3ugtr
f5uucn Sie s @iun0, ODER Dos I'D
Geaft Gud cine Giienbn6n
ie0ei 6rohhpogen BADEN muBte.
nlotiur benllgt miro, ann 3il9e %
oltf ciunloL gu 6cforoern.
Gpuft Gud Elm Shleppboot
itcle Der 5p6li un6 nod ulebr
3ic6en mlirOen.
Gle fomaen 2bren Grld nidt
gcgctcae Trogidbigteit ooct SIRE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10
SHOOTING FISH IN GUIANA
Native Indians Still Adhere TO uss Of
Bows and Arrows in This
Sport

Although the Guiana Indians all use
guns for hunting game. they still adj
here TO bows and arrows for killing
fish, and employ blow-guns and wour-
sII-polsoned darts - for securing
birds and small animals. The bows
are usually or letterwood. about nye
feet ia length. and very powerful.
The arrows vary according 20 the pur-
pQse for which they gre designed but
all are ionE--fFOm Eve 10 six feet
with shafts OF arrow-cnns and a shank
of hardwood ft'ed 1T one end. This
niece il tipped " steel point or
head which is n1c,l immovably IL the
arrow is for shooting birds or small
fsh; or, n used for killing turtle and
large FISH, Is equipped with socketed
head, attached 10 a long. strong, cot
ton line. When a large fish Is struck,
the shaft floats free from the sock
eted head, which acts as toggie, and
turns at right angles when strain
is put on the line. by means of this
hnrpoOn-like arrangement the fish or
turtle is hauled In. Neither FISH nor
turtle arrows are feathered. but those
used In hunting birds are provided
with two feathers which seem far too
small 10 serve any useful purpose.
With these simple weapons the In
dams creep along the rocky edges OF
the streams and eddles and with mar
velous dexterity shoot the fish which
only their hawkliks eyes can discern
deep beneath the surface. Naked,
save for lap, or loin-cloth, the hunt
or stands motionless az statue, with
drawn bow and poised arrow, and, ~
NO nsh are visible within range, Ia
"calls them" by a peculiar Reckoning
motion Of his hand and low whistle
Whether or not the fish actually re-
spond to tkls command cannot eAT
bat the Indians Afnrm that they 40
| and, when this method fails. the saw
ages resort to attracting the fsh with
in range by throwing certain pods and
seeds into the waters-A. Hyatt Yer
ril IN Hcrper's Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10
First Dec. .. 1916: Last Feb. "a, 1917
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS. default has been made
ia o payment OF money secured BY
mort gage dated September 23rd, 1903.
exc 4uted BY rmerson Smith, and III
len Smith. his wife. OF the Township
| OF Sagola. Dickinson County. Mich'-
|gan, 70 William s. Robbins. OF the
City OF Green Bay. Brown County.
Wisconsin,. which mortgage was re
corded In the Office OF the Register
Of Deeds Of the County OF Iron, State
Of Michigan. on the 23rd day OF Sep
lember, A. d, 1909. in Liber twelve Of
<Hages on page S63. and which
gage is now owned by the said
William s. Robbins. and upon which
mortgage and note secured thereby
kheH Is now claimed 70 be due At the
date or this notice the sum OF two
hundred and eight and bO-lOO
dollars (s2oS.bo). OF principal and In
erest, and no suit or proceeding haV-
Ling been instituted at law 10 recover
the debt now remaining secured bY
laaid mortgage or any part thereof
land which mortgage contains a pow
or OF sale; now therefor,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
by virtue OF said power OF sale and OF
the default aforesaid, and pursuant
10 the statute In such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be
ford closed by sale OF the premises
| thefein described. at public auction
20 tho highest bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House in the City OF
SCrystal Falls, In said County OF Iron
that being the place where the Cir
cuff Court for said county Is held, IN
which county the promises 70 be sold
are situated. upon the 5th day Of
March, A. ID. 1917. at ten O'Clock
: in the forenoon. which said premises
are described In said mortgage as fol-
lows: The North half OF the Scout
west quarter (Nh Of sWA) OF Section
Eleven (11) township fcrty-two H2)
North, Range thirty-one (31) West
and North east quarter Of the South
west quarter (NEA OF swK) OF Sec
ton thirty-six t36). township forty
three (43) North. Range thirty-on'
t3l) West, containing in all ono hun
bred and twenty (12o) acres.
Dated December 9th, 1916.
william s. Robbins, Mortgages.
II. g. Fraser,
Attrney for Mortgage.
BdsIness Address:
/ Crystal Fails. Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10
MARRIAGE AND IT'S MEANING
tappiness only an Incident, It's Real
Purpose Is Protection OF Fam
ny idea.

sgrhs lndiyiduallst believes that hap
,.ae~ IL the purpose of marriage"
%Htes Margaret Deland.
mThepurpose of marriage Is the pro-
s.atiou OF the family idea. Happiness
,nA marriage may 60 togetheri God
they do But IL tho incident Of
- bpiness il lost, duty remains; the
fcbiianfion Of contract remains; mar
!, ga remains--it remains, even though
for profoundly righteous reasons the
.rInclpals have seen NJ to separate by
ho width OF the world
marriage Is civilizations, method OF
Remaining civilized. IL Is deep with
,ba elemental human pulses OF lifo for
generations which are TO come; II Is
acIo,In with its opportunities OF spirit
rel insight through suffering; II Is
dreaAful with It's sense Of responsi.
blIltvl Tor the ideal OF permanencc.
v,tcA mikes "a men and women and
nod BEASTS: an ideal which We are 20
hand on, like a torch. from heart 20
heart, from soul 70 soul
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10
IRON ORE ESTIMATE FOR 1915.

The United States Geological Sur
yey estimates the shipments OF iron
ore from the mines OF the United
States during 1916 at 75.50O.O 900 gross
tons. compared with 55.4s3.1O0 tons
for 1915. Tho Survey estimates that
the ore sold for s17s,s35,O 900 in 1916
an increase of over ST., 100000 com
pared with 1916. AS Lake Superior
with over 66,O0O,oOo tons shipped las,
year. showed q gain of about 1900
600 tons over 1915, the above estimate
apparently credits an increase OF
900 900 tons TO all iron mines in tbs
country outside Of the Lake Superior
district.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10
OWL IS DAYLIGHT COWARD
eut He Is One Of the Most Dangerous
81 Birds 10 Be Encountsrsd NJ
Might.

Th6re are about two hume red kinds
Of owls. Some ara day owls; Sone are
big eagie owls, ~ inches In length,
very fierce and strenK. ready TO attack
a man who goes near. able TO kill
fawns and large same birds and to do
battle with the golden eagle. The cour-
age OF one or these golden owls de-
serts II in the daytime. and then little
birds, led by a crow. may find IL and
drive IL into the open and tease and
worry Il without danger to themselves.
But when night comes, and the bird
can sec, only a mighty eagle dare do
battle with H.
The hawk owl IL one OF the owls
which work by day. II is big and
strong and savage. There are owls
with great ear tufts OF feathers and
owls with none at all. Some are snowy
white; others are notified. Some live
IN holes In the ground with prairie
dogs and such animals, some make bur
rows for themselves. But most owls
live In hollow trees or I'm church bel
fries or other high towers Among Sc
many kinds Of owls there are some OF
course that do more good for men than
evil
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10

The progressive senators also voiced
the necessity OF more progressive
leadership in that body and the names
OF Jacob II Ganinger and Reed Smoot
were mentioned as representatives OF
the type OF senator's who must step
down II the confidence Of the country
Is TO be regained
The progressive Representatives
voiced their approval OF the proposal
for a committee OF Is. from the house
OF representatives. 70 draft a republi-
can legislative program for presenta-
ton to the new congress, and the old
guard leaders declared themselves as
favorable to this suggestion also.
The progressives pointed out. how
ever, that the committee must be rep
rcsentatiye OF all shades OF party
opinion and that any attempt OF the
conservatives to ride rough shod over
progressive suggestions will destroy
any possibility of good effect from the
work. II was stated that. unless the
committee Of 10 is representative OF
all the conflicting elements and unless
the report Of this committee is a unan-
imous report, no good can possibly
come Of H.
Another matter discussed was the
action OF the republican conference
last week in going into secret session.
Reps. James and Cramton, of Michi-
gan. and others walked out OF thai
meeting and made II clear that they
will 40 so far as TO refuse 10 psrtici
pate with the republicans in house or
ganization matters II the policies evi
denced al this first meeting are per
! sisted in,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-10
WHERE WE GET OUR BUST
In Houses " Is Largely Fluff Worn
OF Of Fabrics, Investigator Die
covers.

Xnksysis at the Rensselaer, Poly
technic institute, at Troy, N, Y, Of
dust collected by vacuum cleaner
shows that most household dust is fiuR
fNa fabrics. What II was formed
Of Is reported 20 Science by II. X.
Rees. There was human hair and
Mother hair probably derived from soft
mats. There were wool and cotton
J abers from clothing, sand from the
mud tracked IN on shoes and the
gradual pulverizing Of the floor; wings
from dead flies and paper from book
leaEes; lime. probably from the plas-
tetof the walls; iron from the nails
OF yhoes, carbon from coal smoke, salt
from perspiration.
one grain OF tho dust was shaken
with sterile water and $4,000 bacteria
were found In it Many colon bacilli
were separated. These came from
coughing. sneezIng aud possibly cK-
pectoration, aud were held Ivy the dust.
The little rolls OF dust that accumu-
late under beds and in the corners OF
ifi-kept rooms are composed largely OF
finff worn Off clothes, blankets and car
pstz. The Popular Science Monthly
had Bit OF this dust placed under a
! microscope with reflected light and
photographed. On this II comments
ihat we speak correctly Of clothes be
ing sworn" and that we might also
aneak OF wearing sheets and other
hodclothes, because the fibcrs are
worn away in much the same manner
. ma a carpenter wears away the sur.
face OF wood when he sandpapers It
| DAfts and other currents Of air wafi
ihia fibcrs TO and fro until they col
levin small clusters OF fun. The bits
attract others and soon the aerial fiot
cam r. collected into little rolls OF
dast.