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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
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W alei parku siedzial ma iawce
ch}opczyk czysto ubrany iskoro tylko
kt6ry z licznie tam kursujacych au-
tomobil6w szybciej nadjezdza}. pos
p~iesznie wstawal, ~grzec2nie k}ania-
JAG sic pasazerom.
Divine to zachowanie sic cn}opca
zwrocilo uwage jednej damskiej $50
ferki. kt6ra zatrzymawszy sic pred
MIN z automobilem, ~zagadnela go:
- Grzeczny z ciebie chiopiec, bar
do mi sic podobasz - / darzac go
,,niklem'', spytafa: - Czy wszystkim
sic kIaniasz. kt6rzy tedy przejezdza-
ia?
- Me, tylko tym. kt6rzy szybciej
iada - odpowiada. ne"wowo z rekt
do reki przekiadajac 'darowany mu
nikiel. - MOI tata awsze m6wi, re
music bye grzeczny ola mich. DO po-
magaja do Interest,".
TAX? A coz tw6j ojciec pora-
bia: czy ~naprawia automobile, gdy
ME So W porzadku?
Me, moi tata jest pogrzebo-
wynn!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
NOzyczki ~redakcyjne.

Siuzacy redakcyjny, uginajat
sic pod nadmiernym ciezarem
wniosI do pokoju redakcyjnego
sios gazet i ok6lnik6w, poczem
wprawnq reka roziozyi je ma
biurkach referintow,
RownoczeSnie ukazai sic chic
pee redakcyjny [ ogromnym XII
blem gumy arabskiej i pocz2i jq
rozlewac do zaopatrzonych W po-
kazne pebble sioikow, ozdabiaj2--
cych wszystkie biurka.
Niezadlugo zaludnii sic pokoi
redakcyjny. PoSzczeg0lni referen
ci zajmowali swe miejsca i wkrot-
&c ME braklo nikogo. Przybyli
wszyscv: r~eferent cd artykulow
wstepnych, polityk, felietonista,
teatroman, kronikarz Cd sensacyi
nadzwyczajnych, kronikarz cd
slubcw. ekonomista, wizyoner te-
legraticzny i cd nieszczesliwych
w~ypadkow.
WsPoipracownicy poczytnego
dziennika wdali sic W pogawgdke
c biezacych sprawach.
Nagia wizyta metrampaza Z
blekitnych marzen wiosennych
sprowadzila Gala kompanie ma pa
dol rzeczywistoSci.
w tragicznej pozie. z zakasa-
nymi rekawami, stanal ma Srodkn
sail. woiajqc:
- Panowie! luz jedenasta. Me
wydam numeru, GAIA zecernia
stoi.
Najpowazniejszy Z referentow
wystapii I opozycya.
- Daiby5 pan pokoi z wrzas--
kami. Zaiatwimy sic galopem.
Szybkim ruchem zrzucil mary
narke ! zdjai re siebie koinierzyk,
a "a przykadem jego poSzli inni
koledzy.
- En- zaklql retercnt Cd ar
tyku}ow wStepnych, zawieszaiac
ma Scianic k~olnierzyk - jak&
szkoda, re g}owy ME MONA cd
tulowia odkrecit. Zawadza pod
gas p-acy i niepotrzebnie robotr
yrzediu:a.
% TAX zauwazyi L
weetchnien;em reporter - ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
DOkiadne okreSlenie.

DOkiadne okreSlenie.
Dlaczego umieszczono zielone
swiatlo pred stacya policyjna?
- zeby p%ublicznoSC wiedziaia,
re to jest klub irlandzki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

maj donlosfosC l potrzebe tego
rodzaju wystapienia.
Wytrawny kronikarz miejski =:
gestem ~przysz}ego zwyciescy
dotknal reka pokaznej czupryny
I wstajac re swego miejsca, zwro-
eli sic do redaktora:
Pozw6lcie mnie to napisac,
Ijuz ia tym lajdakom pokaze.
- O tax. tn niechaj ich twoi
lwi pazur musnie - rzckl specy-
alista Cd polityki z uSmiechcm.
Dzielny kronikarz poczu} W So
bic istotnie sile lwia. Zaglebii re-
&c W szufladzie, wnet jednak wy
dobyi je Z powrotem i rozkrzyzo-
wujac je bezradnie, zawolal:
- Niectaj Mi kto piora pozy--
czy, BIO ia II siebie znalczc go
ME moge.
Wszystkie rece zaglebily sic
skwapliwie W szufladach, ably do
pomodz temu, ktory otrzymai
misye wystapienia w obronie dro
gich kazdemu sercu spraw zawo-
dowych. Niestety, goraczkowe IL
siiowania specify ma nicztm.
Okazaio sig, re Mkt z obecnych
niema piora. Udano sic wteszcie
do sasiedniego pokoju, gdzie pra-
cowa} najmiodszy Z koleg6w,
kt6ry do niedawna ~jeszcze uzy--
wal do elaboratow swych piora,
lecz otrzymawszy w ostatnich
czasach podwyzke, przestal pisy-
wac.
- Wyrzuciiem ten niepotrzeb-
ny graf "a okno oswiadczyl Z
tryumfem benjaminek redakcyj--
nv.
Raj jeszcze przedsiewzieto po-
szukiwania po wszystkich Szufla-
dach, wszakze daremnie.
I klopotliwej sytuacyi wyba-
viii wszystkich str6z redakcyjny.
Dummy i zadowolcny re siebie,
po}ozy} pred kronikarzem pogis-
ia obsadke, zaopatrzona W bar
do zniszczona juz, badz co badz
jednak o~dpowiednia do uzytku
stal6wke.
Ma peinej twarzy reierenta "a
XVIII radosny uSmiech.
- wy skad to macie: - Ia
pytal.
Stroz zamruzy} oczy ! trzyma-
JAG reke ma sercu, rzekl Z uSmie-
chem:
- kocham sic W pannie I OIL
su i ME moge wytrzymat. ably dc
niej wierszy ME pisac...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
DoNlre ~lekarStWO.

Jacenty Drybas schwyta' "a ra--
miona chora zone i trieste mia z cateJ
si{v. Chora krzyczy W niebogfosy'
zbiegaja sic s2siedzi, oraz organlsta
miejscowy.
Co wy robicie, ~Jacenty" - "a
pytuje organista.
A coz nam robiC, toe bahia cno-
"a. trzeba ia leczyt wedle przepisu
doktora.
Trzeba BOWEN wiedziec, il ma fla
szczce ? Iekarstwem bylo napisane:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
SIELANKA.


Prafa KaSka szmaty,
Stukafa kijanka,
I przyszedi mad rzeke
Pedziwiater JankO.
Przyszedf PedziW later
Poczal zeby szczerzyG,
Musiaia go KaSka
Kijanka przemierzyc.
Idzie sobie teraz
Ma karku zlamanie,
Ilzze P~edziwiatrze,
KiedyS dostai pranie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Rommowanie piialla.

WypiG ~jeszcze jednego CIV ME?
Rozum m6wi ME, zoiadek m6wi TAX.
Rozum jest m~adrzejszy, anizeli 20
{adek, poniewaz zaS madrzejSzy u
stepuie, przeto wypije j~eszcze jedne-
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Hurnnrustuka

sigma ludzka jest skonStruowa1a
bardzo niedoleznie.
Rozlegi sic trzask szybko roz,
suwanych Szuflad / wnst kazdy
I reierentow polozy} pred SODA
nozycc.
Fabrykacya rekopisow rozpo--
czela sic ma dobre, 4 uradowany
metrampaz znikl "a progiem.
SzeS6 par rozwartych i goto--
wych do ataku nozyc blysneio "
! sloncu, kladac ma czola pracowni-
kow jakby Swietlana aureoIe.
SzeSc par nozyc pograzyIo sic
W arkuszach drukowanej bibuiy,
wycinajac I niej treSc najlepsza,
Rozlegl sic charakterystyczny
szelest, rzeklbyS place. krajanych
b~ezlitoSna dioniQ wf6kien papie--
rowych. stawiajacych w miarc
moznoSci swoj opor.
Wprawne rece referentow CO
chwila zaglebialy sic w gumo-
woarabskich Hadziach, wylawia-
JAG Z mich cenny piyn do nalepia-
MIA w~ycinkow ma przygotowa-
rych skrawkach bialego papierr.
Raj pc raz rozlegaly sic dzwon
XII. a ma ich dzwiek chiopcy re-
dakcyjni wbiegali do pokoju,
chwytajac Z rak referentow skra-
wiki. | wnet, niby dobrze naoli-
wione automaty, pedzili L mimi
do drukarni, W progu juz wrzesz-
czac niemiiosiernie:
Rekopisy!...
,Numer. roSf jak ma Grozdzach,
gdy zgoia niespodzianic rozleglo
sic donosnie:
Psiakrew!...
Glowy referentow poszczegol--
nych dzialow zwrociiy sic W kie-
runku biurka polityka. ktory W
tax dobitny sposob ujawnii swe
niezadowoletie.
- Co sic sta}o? - zabrzmialy
pytania.
- Nozyczki! Fe przeklete no.
zyczki - wrzaSnai polityk. -
Buntuja sic najwyrazniej. Zaci--
naja sic co chwila / dra mi reko-
pis, \ przeciez ME dalej jak
wczoraj odebraiem je Cd szlifie-
RIA.
Dziennikarz poruszy} istotne
bolqczke redakcyi. .Okazalo sic,
IL wszystkie nozyce dzialaja va
dliwie, choc ME dalej jak wczorai
kazdy I posr6d wspoipracowni-
kow odebrai Cd jakiego5 szlifie.
RIA swe cenne narzedzie piracy.
L~wabiony rozgioSna dyskuSya
l. sasiedniego pokoju wyszedl re-
daktor, trzymajac W reku olbrzy-
ME krawieckiego rozmiaru nozy-
&C.
Ze swej strony redaktor wy.
rail- wspoiczucie ola pracowni-
k6w W sposob dobitny wypowie-
dial ca}y szereg zjadliwych IL
wag pod adresem szliiierzy, Okla
zujacych wprost karygodne lex
cewazenie ola swych obowiaz-
kow.
Me byio to zreszta objawem
sentymentu. lecz raczej wyni--
klein braterstwa wspolnej niedo-
Ii, gdyz i redaktorskie nozyce
dziaialy W tym dniu Ieniwie !
niesprawnie.
Panowie - oSwiadczy} W
koncu swego przem6wienia re-
daktora, lynn razem kazdy rozu-
czciwoSci szlifierskiej napisat do
dzisiejszego numeru.
- Wyborna mySl - pochwy-
Gill obecni Z zapalem, uczynili
zas to nietylko dlatego, IL moca
zwyczajowa nalezy zawsze vitae
aplauzem kazde siowo swego re-
daktora, lynn razem kazdy rozu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Drugi raz.

iona. Jutro p%rzyniesie krawcoWa
suknie. -. Sliczna, Zobaczysz, zako-
CHASE sic we mnie drugi raz!..
MAJ. - TO bye moe. -. ale z
CORY moge Gle ~zapewnit, re sic juz
tym razem ma Stub ME ziapie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Nas2e dzieCi.

- Mamo co TO jest a~narchista?
TO taxi 2zlowiek. kt6ry chce
wedlug sieb:e rzadzic / kazdemu
wszystko odebraC...
Aha, to TAX, jak mama cd ia
tus:a?
- Giupi jesteS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

- Tylko mnie ~waGpanna ME zjedz
- m6wi do poziewajacei panienki
Adamek, gdy ~spoczeli pc walcu.
- Me BOZ sic watpan- odpowie-
dzia!a - DO ia jestem Zyd6wka, a
nam izraelitkom ME wszystko jest
wOlno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
L kOwala.

U'kowala.
Podkujcie mi, MiChaie, kOnia.
- Dolara dajcie.
- 0, la Boga, to juz wole dolara
przepiC.
- A kon?
- E, ia moge bose chodzit - mo-
re i on, psiawiara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
Trafny,
- wstrzasnac mocno pred podanier

OllA-.-EIA no 10 LIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

NAOAAAS
niema ryZyka,
bez b0lu. Ty-
siaoe d.
k6w niebeZ-
piecznie cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10
! tacy Sa ~jcSZcZe,

CHOIeJ
tacy sp icsZcZe.
Rzecz dzieje sic ma ulicy.
Coz to cd rokU juZ mi pan wi
nieneS 100 dolar6w teraz nawet
sic ME kIaniasz?
- Coz pan cheese? Naklanialem
sic dosyj, zanim dostalem Cd pana
te g]upN 100 ioiar6w. teraz ma pana
kolej kian!at sic, zeby je odebrac.
IIatka i CGrka.
Matka. poc;eszajac c6rke 20 Ultra
Gle kawalera:
Manu-. ME rozpaczaj, badz
mezna!
- Jabym wolala bye zamezna! -
odpowiedziala c6rka.
Nicdomy&lny.
Czemu pani TAXA smutna?
- OwdoTiaiam niedawno.
= co PAM my$li teraz robiG?
- GdybyS pan byl Gomy$lny, to-
by& ME pytat, lecz sam wiedziaf CO
robic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-10

W sZkolc.
- Czy niektore ~zwierzeta okazuia
nam swa miloSC? - pyta ~nauczyCiel-
ka.
TAX - odpowiada kilkanaScie
g}os0w.
Dobrze. Wymiencie mi jedno z
takich zwierZat?
- Mezczyzna! - odrzecze ma to
jakaS dziewczynka.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Is taken in
ternally and acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease. giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
the curative powers of Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that IL fails TO
cure. Send for list Of testimonials
Address +. j. CHENEY, & CO, Tole-
do, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
ONE-PIECE DRESSES
FOR SMART COATS
Youthful Sports Skirts and Sum.
mer Vie with 0ne-Piece Frock

One-piece dresses have come TO
stay. In silk, satin, foulard, taffeta,
pongee, Georgette crepe, chiffon,
yoile, crepe, I'm fact, running the en-
tire gamut OF materials. these dress
es are spring favorites. or course,
this type OF dress demands separate
coat, for even in summer there are
times when a wrap Is necessary. The
yelours, duvetyns and other piled
fabrics were so popular for the win
ter that we have for spring and sum
mer similar fabrics, only in weight
suitable for the weather. Light
weight velours In white, sand color,
gray, and many brighter shades are
particularly appealing for the separ-
ate coat. The model illustrated
shows the latest effect in spring coats.
IL has shrdl cmfw shrd cmfwshrdcm
II Is developed i'm sand-colored We
lours and has the smart barrel or
bowling-pin effect in It's Wilderness al
the hips accentuated by pocket sec
tions. A wide, soft collar, and cuffs
In gauntlet effect, are other features
which aid In giving the this model
style. For automobiling, this coat
might be successfully developed in
one Of the dust-proof satins, and will
be practical for wearing in the car
and quite stylish when loosened al
luncheon or dinner at the hotel
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

a willow-ware pattern. The very
newest thing for sports skirts, but
not the least expensive. are the skirts
made of ribbon. Wide ribbon is
sewed together, selyage to selyage,
until the width OF the skirt Is OBJ
tained. They are gay and joyous in
effect, especially when combined with
the sheerest Of summer blouses.
The Trend OF Summer Blouses.
Never has there been a greater va
riety of styles for seperate blouses
than there is this season. II makes
very little difference what type OF
waist you like best; il the sleeves
have the proper look and the collar
is well designed you may be able TO
wear Il. The Russian and peplum
effects, In Georgette. chiffon. crepe de
Chine and satin are having a won
derf vogue, but so are the waists
which come only TO the waist and
tuck themselves modestly beneath
the skirt band. A very new mode OF
trimming waists OF crepe de Chine Il
TO have collar. cuffs and belt not OF
a contrasting but OF the same coloret
linen Organdy waists are beinl
combined with silk and satin over
blouses A novelty In waists, anC
one which is most practical as well
is the blouse of fine gingham foi
sports. Blouses of this type are mad,
up in stripes and checks which re
mind one of children's rompers anC
play frocks. Sometimes they ar
combined with white pique. | saw
very pretty jink one recently whicl
had a white pipue vest with th'
fronts OF the waist cut in scallop,
and stitched onto the vest.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

TWO historical chapters give the
large general features Of settlement.
then are taken up the counties about
Monroe, Detroit. Mt. Pleasant and the
St Clair River. Early settlements In
and around Pontiac. Ann Arbor, Ad-
rain and Tecumseh, come next. and
other chapters are, "The st. Joseph
Valley and the Chicago Road" THE
Kalamazoo Valley and the Territorial
Road" "The Grand River Region. {"
and THE Saginaw Country" There
is chapter on Sources and charac-
ter OF the Population" and summar-
izing CHAPTER at the close
The author makes special ackowl-
edgment OF help received to Prof.
Claude H. Van Tyne, head of the His
tory Department in the University,
and TO Prof. Edward Raymond Turner
also OF the University OF Michigan.
The volume was originally presented
at the University as one OF the re-
quirements for the degree of Doctor
OF Philosophy. the work being done
under Professor Van Tynes direction
There is a good index, and those
who wish TO read further along this
line will find help in the comprehen-
sive list OF over a thousand articles
and books on the pioneer life OF Mich.
igan.
Also the makeup OF the book 1,
worthy Of the subject The pages are
printed in large clear type which III,
old pioneers will find il a delight tc
read Throughout the book are mum
erous pictures and drawings illustrat
ing the pioneer development Of early
days.
Copies Of the volumes are being dis
tributed TO the public and school H.
braries where all who desire may con.
suit them.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
FOR SALE.

A forty acre farm, one-half under
cultivation. with large bearing orch
ard; seven room house. with barn,
chicken-coop and well, in good con-
dition; near church, school and post
office; on rural mail route, and one
and a half miles from station at
Beechwood Can be bought on easy
terms Offer a fine chance for man
with family and an elegant invest
ment. Apply TO A. j. wafren, Iron
River Mich. 47-2w
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
To the Sherifs,
Western District OF Michigan.

To the Sherirs,
Western District OF Michigan.
Gentlemen: herewith inclose
copy Of Directions issued by the At
torney General for the enforcement OF
the Presidents Proclamation Of April
9Th, 1917 as 10 alien enemies" to
gether with Regulations Nos. /. 2. I
and l2 referred TO therein.
II Is desired by the Department OF
Justice that the fullest possible pub
licity may be given to these "Direc-
tlons, and Regulations To the end
that all "alien enemies" as in duty
bound. may carefully observe the
same
Doubtless the papers In your coun-
ty will be glad as matter Of news
and Of patriotic service to publish
tile same in full.
Respectfully.
HENNARD O'CONNOR.
United States Marshal
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

Stitching Is a most popular mode OF
trimming at the present time II is
used on women's suits and coats. on
dresses and on skirts on woll ma
terials II Is done with a coarse knit
ting silk, put either on the bobbin or
the upper part of the machine; on
cotton materials IL is done with mer-
cerized cotton i'm the same way.
Children's clothes are trimmed with
stitching in varied colors; for in
stance, a blue serge coat had stitch
ing OF red and green silk, a very
pretty bun chambray dress had par
allel rows OF stitching in blue, brown.
green and pink on the collar and cuffs
and above the hem
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
AN HISTORICAL BOOK FOR THE
ASKING.

Economic and Social Beginnings
Of Michigan" is the title OF new vol
ume just published by the State HIS
torical Commission, written by Geo.
Newman Fuller, native OF Barry
county. Michigan II is like a fresh
breeze from tile oak openings" and
will appeal TO all lovers Of pioneer
days IN Michigan.
The tone Of the book IS very sym
pathetic with pioneer life and is re-
ilected In tile authors preface where
he says, The selection OF the subject
Of this work grew out OF an interest
in Michigan history begun in early
years, and a desire 10 make some re-
turn to my native state for the ad-
yantages | have received from her
The work is now presented as a token
of esteem for the pioneer builders Of
the Commonwealth.
The volume Is well written, clear
and interesting, and contains a host o.
facts not easy to find elsewhere. In
700 pages the story Is told OF the set
Element OF the Lower Peninsula dur
ing Territorial days. iS05-tS37. for
which the author has drawn upon the
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Col
lections. county histories. old gazet-
teers, early maps and aliases, the
newspapers of the period, biographies
~ public men public documents. man
uscripts public and private, and
seemingly every available source OF
historical evidence.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
COUNTY CANvASSER'S STATE
MENT AND CLERKS RETURN

Statement OF Votes cast i'm the
County of Iron, State or Michigan, at
the General Election held in said
county on Monday, the second day of
April in the year one thousand nine
hundred seventeen. for the following
State Offices; Two Justices Of the
Supreme Court, two Regents OF the
University, superintendent OF Public
Instruction, one Member OF State
Board OF Education, two Members Of
State Board OF Agriculture, State
Highway Commissioner and a Circuit
Judge cor Iudges)
The whole number OF votes rast for
the Office OF Justice OF the Supreme
Court was ffty-two hundred twenty
seven (522O and they were given for
the following named persons
Franz c. Kuhn received eighteen
hundred FIVE votes QS05).
John w. Stone received nineteen
hundred twenty-six votes Q926l.
Charles NJ. Wilson received five
hundred seventeen votes (5lO.
John W. Shine received four hun
dred ninety-one votes (49D.
Maurice Sugar received one hun
dred fifty votes G50).
John Kilskila received one hun
dred ffty-fye votes Q55J.
Harvey b. Hatch received ninety
five votes C95).
Thomas A Mead received enighty-
eight votes (SS),
Total 2123.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County OF
Iron SIS.
We DO Hereby Certify, That the
foregoing is a correct statement OF
the votes given in the County OF Iron
for the Offices named in suca state
ment and for the persons designated
therein, at the General Election held
on the second day OF April. in the
year one thousand nine hundred sew
enteen.
In Witness Whereof. We have here
10 set our hands and caused to be af-
fixed the seal OF the Circuit Court for
the County OF Iron this 11th day OF
April in the year one thousand nine
hundred seventeen
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

FARM FOR SALE-Bates township,
Sec. 15-43-34, two-story dwelling and
large barn. roothouse. 20 acre clear
ing and fenced. Lake front, close to
school and on good road. Also 40
acres near Beechwood settlement and
8 lots on Stanly Lake. Inquire OF Hane
Bros, Iron River, Mich. 3-17-3w
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
SALESMAN WANTED.

Lubricating oil, grease. specialties
paint. Part or whole time. Commits.
sion basis until ability established
Permanent position and wide field
when qualified II desired. Man with
rig preferred.
RIVERSIDE REFINING CO.,
1w-pd. Cleveland, Ohio
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
JAMES ID. VIVIAN.
O. NJ BROWN.
OOLoF HELGEMQ.
Attest
JOHN WALL

Clerk OF Board Of County Cauyassors.
STATE or MICHIGAN, County OF
Iron ss.
We Hereby Certify, That the fore.
going Is a correct transcript OF the
statement OF the Board OF County
Canyassers of the County OF Iorn. Of
the votce given IN such County for
the Offices named IN said statement
and for the persons designated there
In, at the General Election held on
the second day OF April, 1917, so far
as Il relates to the votes cast for said
Offices, az appears from the original
statement on Gle IN the Office Of the
County Clerk.
IT, Witness Whereof. We have here
20 set our hands and affixed the seal
Of the Circuit Court for the County
Of Iron this nth day Of April. IN the
year one thousand nine hundred sew
enteon.
tscaD JOHN WALL.
County Clerk
JAMES u. VIVIAN.
Chm Board of co canya ers
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

FOR SALE The rear part OF our
Blacksmith shop. the way Il stands.
1T bargain Melcher Bros
DON'T FORGET 20 order your Damn
Inserts now before the season opens.
Saves YOU buying those shock absorb
crs YOU had planned on. Look for the
ad in another column.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
WEAK, NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN
Made Well By Delicious vinol

Bellefontainc. ohio-"My blood was
very poor-I was in weak, nervous,
rundown condition. tried different
remedies without benefit and one day
any druggist told me about Vinol. Z
tried i and IL built me up in every way
blood, strength and nerves, and I tell
my friends IL is the best medicine ON
Garth Mrs. EARL BRUEsoN.
Ninol sharpens the appetite, aids
digestion, cnriches the blood aud in
tins natural manner creates strength.
Complete formula ON every label
RFIIN'S nRUG STORE. Crystal Falls
ilso ~ the leading drug store In all
Michigan towns.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

FOR SALE or TRADE A maple
syrup outfit OF the latest type with
pals. staps and gathering tank. Thos
0n m
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

WANTED:--A good girl for gener
al housework No washing Wage.
S22 per month
Mrs NJ. +. Richards
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

POUND License plate for automo-
bile. Call at this Office.
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
FOR RENT. WANTED, ETC.

FOR RENT-Four rooms. Inquire
OF Mrs. Gustafson. 4-14-3w
The diamond drill., 1917-04-28

FOR RENT Large furnished room.
Inquire OF Mrs. Dustin. 4-21-2w