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ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

Non FuIheuhalnc continues >ictor- ious advance through Eoumanls van guard of Tcuton armies reaches rIh- iot. southwestern f;oumluia.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Rapid progress is being made In the
food control circles. No sooner had
the bill been passed than the presi-
dent named Mr. Hoover as chairman
and last Wednesday the corporation
to take over the control OF country's
grain supply was announced with the
following officers:
Herbert Hoover, chairman.
Julius Barnes. Duluth, Mimi. pres
dent.
Gates W. McGarrah, New York
treasurer.
F. G. crowell Kansas City. vice
president.
Edward Chambers. Chicago. trans
portation director.
Curtis H. Lindley, San Francisco
counsel
j. w shorthill, York. Nebraska.
secretary.
At the same time a commission to
fix the prices on wheat in this coun-
try was announced as follows:
Henry A. Garfield, president Of
Williams college, chairman.
Charles j. Barrett, Union City,
Go, president OF the Farmers Union.
william H. Doak, Roanoke. Va,
vice president OF the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen.
Eugene E. Funk, Bloomington. Ill,
president of the National Corn Asso-
citation
Edward r. Ladd. Fargo, NJ d., pres
ident OF the North Dakota Agricultu-
raj college.
r. Goodwin Rhett. Charleston. s.
Coralina, president of the Chamber OF
Commerce OF the United States.
j w. Shorthill. York, Neb.. secre-
tary OF the National Council OF Farm
ers' Cooperative associations.
James W Sullivan, Brooklyn. NJ Y,
OF the American Federation of Labor,
l.. J. Tabor, Barnesville. Ohio. mas
ter OF the Ohio State grange
The cooperation of the national
association of millers has been Sc
cured and from the lines already laid
out it seems quite certain the people
can nx $40 per barrel as the price OF
-four for the coming year. That
means $40 Wholesale. The retail
will. OF course, be greater.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
THE Popas PROPOSAL.

The appeal Of Pope Benedict for
peace is very significant The con
fiict has ragged for three years and at
no time, after the outbreak of the
conflict and the first offers Of media
ton, did the pope ask for peace al
though IL has been known that
the dreadful havoc and privation
brought to those of his tiock by the
war preyed greatly upon him and his
heart was sad because OF IT.
with excellent judgment he waited
the opportune moment when he might
know that proposal coming from
him would meet with favor by at least
some OF both sides TO the conflict
The moment. in his judgment, has
arrived What has caused him to
act?
Is it information which he has re-
ceiyed from the central powers? Ger
tainly he had some hunch that his ap-
peal wouldn't fall upon deaf ears and
it has been known for long time
that the right kind of a peace propos-
al would meet favor with the allies
II Information came from the ceu-
trail powers from which capital did IL
emanate? Indications point to Aus
tria, Catholic country as the power
that brought about this suggestion
from Pope Benedict
Under the circumstances the result
OF the Popes proposal will be watch
ed with interest by people all over
the world and his peace proposal Is
the most important event since the
Germans were turned back at Yer
dun.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Power TO buy. store aud sell neces-
aries at reasonable prices;
Power to prohibit the use OF food
stuffs in the production of beer and
wine. and to purchase whiskey sup
plies for redistillation;
Power to issue seven billion dol
lars In bonds and 10 loan three bill
lions TO our allies as he pleases;
Broad embargo powers, and abso-
lutte power over the clearance OF
ships;
Power to commander certain sup
building materials, and to spend 3-4
billion dollars in building ships;
Power to take over the merchant
vessels OF enemy nations;
Power 10 raise, organize and equip
the regular army; to draft the Ma
tional Guard into the Federal service; /;
and to raise an additional army by
selective draft;
Power to spend a hundred million
in prosecuting the war without an ae-
counting to congress;
Power to spend hundred and ff-
teen millions to speed up naval con-
struction;
Power TO determine what consti-
tues trading with the enemy, and to
stop 1t.
These powers are aside from his
constitutional authority as command
er-in-chiet OF the army and navy OF
the United States.
II Is not only multitude OF pow
ers. but 1t Is an appalling multitude
OF duties-a greater personal burden
than any man in the world now bears,
unless 1t be Kerensky.
The nation is at war; not it's army
and navy alone. but the whole ma
tion. II is right, therefore, that the
president as commander-in-chie
should be given these powers, and II
would be wrong IL he had not been
given them.
Sympathy and support, not idle and
baseless fault-hnding, should be Civ
en- to the man who, given all these
mighty powers, took with them the
tremendous and solemn responsibility
they entail.-Duluth Herald,
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
NEW RAILROAD COMING.
Logging Road From Michigamme Il
Headed This Way.

The Michigamme & Crystal Falls
railroad, concerning which much has
been said and written, is to become
reality. for Mr., Thompson, one Of
the pioneer railroad builders and
workers OF this section and now re-
cruited from the l.. S. a. force OF
Marquette, arrived the first OF the
week prepared to begin the grading
and lay the rails for the new line.
The construction program as now
outlined calls for the building OF four
miles OF track ere snow flies. 1t Is
the intention to complete the remain
der OF the line. covering twenty or
more miles next spring.
The logging road will mean a great
deal to the merchants here as well
as TO those who are skilled in wood
craft and OF whom there are still left
many who served their apprentice
ship with F. w. Read G. Co.
The logs secured are to be shipped
to the Piqua Company at Marquette
for manufacture.
We are not jealous of Marquette )
industrial acquisition. but in all ser
iousness the old Read & Co. mill site
here would have made a admirable
place for the Pidua factory. We have
an excellent body OF water at hand
and direct railroad connections that
would save the trans-shipment of
most OF the products which will go
forward from Marquette, while after
the industry was once under way II is
safe to say that labor problems would
be lessened II the mill were located
here e-Michigamme News.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
STOP BEING SILLY.

An item going the round of the
press says that page is to be OK
plunged from a spelling book in Chi
cago because II dealt with the kaiser
and taught the pupils how to spell
the word.
The reports say that the city super
intendent OF schools is to assume the
responsibility for the action, We
hope that the report proves to be un-
true Such outbursts Of silly preiu-
dice have no place in the minds OF
the sober people OF this twentieth
century America is at war with
Germany today. not because of any
animosity towards Germany or the
German people. but because the insti-
tutions which have been fashioned to
govern and develop Germany threat
en- TO greatly curtail, II not destroy
our conception Of self-government. II
the word kaiser" was obliterated
from every spelling book in the world
that act would not detract a wit from
the importance OF the epoch in hu-
man development in which the kaiser
and kaiserism played so important a
part and for the overthrow OF which
so many lies were sacrificed and so
much property was destroyed, No
edicts can blot out history and any
attempt at 80 doing is assininity
Our federal government lent itself
to such an act in the SOS when the
name OF Jefferson Davis was chis-
eled from the Cabin John Run bridge
in Virginia, only to be restored by
saner officials at a later date. The
mere fact that JEFF Davis name was
chiseled from the bridge didn't OBJ
literate the fact that Davis was sec
retary OF war and built the bridge
History fixed the estimate upon Dag-
is acts and his character and his
tory will in time set the estimate up
on the kaiser and his system Lets
be sane about these things and not
make ourselves ridiculous in the eyes
Of future generations.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
Letters From
Our Boys"

Great Lakes. H., Aug. IL, 1917
Dear Sir. Just a few words 70 let
you know how am getting along.
like IL better every day although at
times things DO look a trine blue
Things are going fine Just now.
have transferred again, and would
like to have the address OF my paper
changed from Great Lakes, Co B, 1st
reg, Ill" to "Gunners' Mates School.
Great Lakes. Co. d."
Hoping you will oblige me by do
ing same, I remain as ever,
Your friend,
OSCAR DAHLGREN.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

WANTED-Diamond drill men, by
the Newport Mining Co. Ironwood
Michigan. The Newport Mining com
pany.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

The Firms are being censured all
over the peninsula because OF their
Stacker tendencies. Several OF our
contemporaries have pointed out
that almost all OF the Firms are seek
ing exemption on the ground that they
are aliens. 1t Is a fact that most OF
those who registered as of Finnish
nativity are seeking exemptions in
this county and. undoubtedly, the
same proportion holds true in other
sections.
But, IL Ia not fair to include ALL
of the Finnish people in this charge
and especially the American-born
Finn They are Just as brave and
just as loyal as the American-born
descendants OF any other nationality.
There is an explanation of the fact
that so many young Films are seek
ing exemption or are slackers. Fin
land has lived for the past genera
tion in constant state OF hostility to
the government under which IL ex-
listed Russian governmental meth
ods alienated the Finnish people, and
the young men who have immigrated
to our shores were reared in an at
mosphere OF hostility and intrigue to-
wards government The Finnish so
cialism is not so much an economic
aim with the Firms as IL is political
goal. Finnish socialism gradually
broadens into anarchism because the
Finn in his native land set up re-
solve TO be rid OF the government to
which he owed allegiance
Almost all OF the Firms came here
TO escape governmental restrictions
which were oppressive and the seed
Of anarchy which was sown in them
through the particular type OF So
cialsm in Finland has developed in
10 full-bown opposition to all gov
ernmental restrictions. Hence, he
feels that in this free country he has
been granted a license instead OF a
liberty. lie has no particular at
tachments for our institutions are
for the teachings which were
inculcated into him in his ma
tive land: teachings that seek to
change the whole social fabric from
It's present state to one which his
idealism has built up as the only
state OF existence desirable.
The United States means nothing to
them and never will so long as they
cult paramount to all else,
These Firms are with us but not one
OF US. They, unfortunately for the
good name OF their fellow-c country
men. constitute a large number Of
those Of Finnish nativity or descent
and the stigma thus attaches TO the
whole people, but IL is not fair to
many good and loyal Firms who alb
hor the actions OF their socialistic
countrymen but are unable to do any
thing TO curb IL.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Not all the Firms In Finland are
agreed upon the severance OF rela-
tions between Russia and Finland
Swedish and Finnish and non-Soc-
iallst newspapers appearing for the
first time since the Introduction OF
the independence law in the landtag
unanimously condemn the law and
the method Of its passage They also
eriucise the policy OF the Socialist
majority as unconstitutional and pre-.
judicial 10 the cause OF Flnland's in.
dependence. for which all nations
stand They declare Finland is put
IN n dangerous position
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Governor Sleeper doesn't believe
In compromising with the enemies OF
the country he served notice upon
a member Of the Kalamazoo draft
board that unless he resigned at once
he would ask President Wilson for
his removal. The fellow edited n
weekly paper and made statements
against President Wilson.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
TIRE CONSERVATION
DAY

remarkable proni-l
methods
which their tires
One would imagine that dealers would be pleased to have tires
quickly would be But
this rejoicing
whose tires 10000 $4,000 miles than hundred
whose lack them getting miles they
entitled
This this
August 22 when Tire will observed Carrying
out the Idea OF helping all local motorists secure more service from
their tires, Crystal Falls
ed to Rubber
give day
consideration the problems pointing
the Insignificant will add
measuraby tire
be given individual attention
Sections will showing
that combating
Tire construction will followed from crude rubber
to the finished tire ready to start its of service
There therefore
why motorists
experience
which have passed before their time
than 100000 new automobiles will begin their careers in
1917 according the estimates automobile manufacturers Each
Of will
This six million Fourteen million
will be used the
will run 5000 5000 1000 How will attain their
fun mileage?
That motorists of Falls vicinity
tire mileage when the
city day August
Tire a expert
Goodyear Tire Rubber Company its
recently
in
tires the factory
expert point keep in the begin
well doctor them
will indicate methods
Irngly
All of this bears on the new present era of tire merchandising
which sell possible to make
them satisfied regularly
their requirements
The idea may to
advice Of
lationhp customer
coming attention will be given to
the tire problems
Crystal Falls Hardware Co.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Tenth Sunday after Trinity
1000 Sunday school,
1880 Evensong and address.
Dr Davis has returned from d
short vacation In Wisconsin. Come
10 the eyensOng service II you can do
so. Dr J. II Davis, Rector.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
THE PRESIDENTS WAR POWERS

THE PRESIDENTS WAR POWERS.
When the pending legislation that
is certain to go through Is completed,
the president OF the United States
will be virtually its dictator. and he
will be by all odds the most powerful
ruler IN the world outside OF Ger
many.
Yet except from those who want to
render the country as feeble in its
fight against Prussian terrorism a.
they can, there is no protest and no
fear. There is no protest because
what Is coming about is necessary
because the country knows Woodrow
Wilson and realizes that these pow
ors are created for war purposes and
tho war period only
Here are some Of the extraordin-
airy powers that have been imposed
upon the president;
Practically absolute control over
the transportation and distribution oil
foodstuffs;
Power to FIX standards and grades
Of certain foodstuffs;
Power to commanded certain sup
plies and even take over plants;
Power to license the importation
expectation, manufacture. storage and
distribution OF nocessaries, TO pre-
vent waste, boarding and speculation
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Alex Rogers returned on Tuesday
to the headquarters OF his company
in Florida. He received notice to re-
port for duty as the guard had been
called out.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Miss Rose Treloar OF Ishpeming Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Brown
at the Carpenter
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE.

~ - 8~~ - - -
WANTED-Diamond drill men, by
the Newport Mining Co. Ironwood,
Michigan. The Newport Mining COM
pany.
Xxx
FOR SALE-At half price. bed
room suites. dining room suite, din
ing tables, rockers. sewing machines,
stands, etc CITY REPAIR SHOP.
x-x-x
WANTBD-Two second hand pool
tables. Notify Judson Mining Co.
X-x-x
WANTED - Competent girl for
house work Mrs Robert Wilson.
Xxx
LOST Seventeen developed films
Reward for return. Notify this Of
fee. (Aug 1S-1tl
Xxx
WANTED -Machinists; steady en-
ployment; rates up to 4Sc per hour
Lake Shore Engine Works, Marquette
Michigan. (Augls-2t
XX-X
LOST Tuesday morning near
school house on Crystal Falls and
Iron River road, brown case OF auto.
mobile tools. Finder please notify
II c. Harrahan, Ishpeming, Michigan
and reward will be paid (Aug1S-3t
x-x-x
FOUND Sweater on Lake Mary
road. owner can have same by call
ing at Diamond Drill Office and pay
ing charges.
X-x-x
FOUND Two child's aprons. own
er may have same by proving proper
ty at this Office and paying costs
x-x-x
LOST Boys grey pinch-back coat,
on main street, or taken from auto
Thursday. Finder can get reward by
notifying this Office (lt-pd)
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Mrs. John Trebilcock OF Ishpemins
is visiting George Brown and family
at the Carpenter mine.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-18

Thomas Conlin. Jr, who has been
az Rudyard for some time Is home
again.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10
For pianos W. a. Miller.

For pianos W. a. Miller.
q. ] Nolty and wife of Parkston,
were In town last Sunday.
Hot drinks can be had at Max's.
ADV.
Mrs, John Sckmierer Jr., of Parks
ton, was here Monday to attend the
funeral of Frank Colwell.
Harry S. Kuk was in Sioux City
last Sunday to visit his brother Otto.
Harry says his brother is having q
good business at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown came
from Artesian last week to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Brown.
They went to Utica Thursday to visit
her parents.
FOR SALE OR RENT--The j.
Z. Coy house in Scotland. In
quire Of =. B. Gano.-Adv.
We learn that G. G. Max who has
been planning on putting up a new
store building but has hesitatad about
building this year. has decided to
build at#once.
The first ball game Of the season
was played here last Saturday, the
Scotland School Boosters and the Tyn-
DIAL Juveniles being the contestants.
The game was won by Scotland by a
score Of 5 to 2.
w. A. Cobb went to Sioux CITY
Tuesday after some more autos to fill
orders taken. He says carr are hard
TO get and when q shipment comes
from the factory it is first come first
served, nBdistributing them.
Try Alb. Of Royal H. coffee.
You are not taking any chances. If
its not as good as any 35c or Acc
coffee you have been using bring it
back and get your money. Our price
~ oVc per 10.
The Bee Hive.
Bishop Burlesors arrived last Fri
day and conducted services in the
Episcopal church last Friday evening.
error was made by his secretary
a announcing the date 81 his visit
and az was published for Thursday
evening but in spite Of the error &
very good audience greeted him. Two
members were confirmed, after which
the Bishop delivered 40 able address.
Hs was assisted ii the services BY the
|Rector Of the church It Mitchell.
The Bishop u A old newspaper man
and still has love tor. the smell Of
printer's ink, and to that failing We
are indebted for ! very pleasant visit
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10

The Bankers Realty and Invest
ment Company, q large Omaha firm
Of architects and builders. has an
nounced that it is to handle the work
Of designing and erecting the Atlas
Bank Of Neigh, Nebraska, under its
single contract system, which pros
yidss that the entire work Of design,
{ 8 Aefrnetien.s purchase 81 material,
installation Of permanent fixtures,
decorations, etc. shall be performed
BY = single Arm insteadsof the usual
method involving ~theservice separate
III given, Of architect, contractor.
sub-contractor, etc. The Atlas Bank,
which is to Be two stories and base
ment, will be among the most hand
some and up-to-date small bank build
ings III the middle west.
II will be two stories above base
ment, the FIRST floor devoted entirely
to the banking business, safe deposit
vaults, ste, the second floor to have
large modern Offices, the basement to
have vaults, storage space and heating
plant, etc.
Among the beautiful features will
10 the Directors Room and the main
banking room, with handsome marble
Iareplaces and every modern appurten-
anc for comfort and convenience Of
the Bank = Eatrons. ADV.
A@IE&As
Published unde, diyxction oy Bu,edx
Of Pa6lieity 0 Bauk<ys Really syest-
Ment Go,ntaMy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10
Elmer c. MATHIS

Mn. David Sowl has been sick the
past week with a gathering in her
head.
Mr.. N. Downs of Sioux Falls Wis
ited her mother, Mrs. Henry Baisch
at this place this week.
notice. am prepared to take
orders for ice cream in any quantities.
ADV. A. ]. Woitha.
Mr.. VIM. Scl1nierer and children
Of Parkston, spent last Sunday here
at the John Schnierer home.
Bay Zolnowaky who is now making
bic headquarters at Aberdeen, spent
last Sunday here with his parents.
II you need some good paint at 4,
bargain price. zee Balzer Drug Co.
ADV.
Rev zoeher. pastor Of the German
Congregational church ia Parkston,
was "a Scotland Saturday being !
guest Of Rev. RIDER.
Mn. Henry Hogrefee accompanied
~ her son and two daughters came
from Midtown last Sunday to spend
ths adsy Il the Minnich home.
Count the screws. rivets, bolts,
catchss md other dirt and grease col
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10
F, GOEHRING
CHURCH NOTES

Mothers Day Services will be held
in the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath at 10 80 a. m. There W i'll be
A Historical Song and Praise Service
p. m. The Y. P. S. C E. will
meet at z p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Services will be held in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday morning at
the usual hour. In the evening SER
vices appropriate for Mothers Day
will be held.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10

That's the Copper Clad
idea. That is why a
Copper : Clad Range
lasts three times as
long as any other
range.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10
Copper-Cla

Asbestos saves too
much fuel to be dis
carded. The sweating
can not be stopped. as
it is natural, but a cop
per-lining will keep
the sweat from the
body of the range and
overcome all rust.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10

from the air and
sweats. This sweat
goes to the cold side
and the asbestos sweats
like a water pitcher.
No wonder Ranges rust
ouf
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-10

Asbestos has saved
millions of dollars
worth Of fuel because
it holds the heat in a
range, but as it cools
off it absorbes moisture