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lutionari. Sc crede ca ell acela
ce a incercat ca sa stabileasca
legaturi de communicate Gu An
glia. Ca ministru de finante ell a
avut legaturi multe, GU cercurile
financiare din tarile Ententei in
ire care 81 GU Anglia. Char ina
inte de razboi ell a negociat ca sd
capete un imprumut de $500,0OO
600 din Franta.
Diplomatic zic ca el este gaia
sa rupa Gu Enver. 81 sd conduca
opozitia,
Djavid STA marit numarul SIM
patizatorilor printr 'un atac in
dreptat primavara trecuta contra
profitatorilor, declarindu-se con-
ira coruptiifor Gu care guvernul
turcesc este plin.
Sultanul a tinut mai demult o
conferinta Gu imparatul Carol al
Austriei, la care conferinta au a
ranjat chestiunea pacii 81 politica
externa. S'a inteles ca sunt amin
dol de aceleasi pareri 81 Sc as
teapta ca intre eli sa inceapa des-
fasurarea unei actiuni comune.
Enver ISL trudeste capul Gu l.
deia ca ell va Fl in stare sa tie pc
aliati departe de Constantinopol.
Ell transporteaza materiale din
Constanta peste Marea Neagra,
dar nu de crezut ca cantitatea
lor are sd fie suficienta pentru
al da putinta sa opue rezistenta
puternica.
Armatele aliate Sc pregatesc
ca sa piece in mars direct spre
Constntinopol. in acelasi timp
generalul Allenby inainteaza de
la Palestine spre nord. Peste elm
cisprezece milioane de persoane
tiranizate in Turcia suspina pen
tru pace 81 GER pine 81 imbraca-
minte. Sc zice ca noul sultan in
cearca sd cisitge simpatia poporu-
lui prin fagaduiala ca cauta sd
termine razboiul ponegrind astfel
pc tinerii Turci.
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'Situatia de pc
'frontul de vest

PARIS, 5 Oct - Marea bata-
lie &c Sc da .astazi dealungul
frOntului de vest este rezolvata
intro serie de miscari centraliza-
te imprejurul trei teatre prin-
cipale.
Frontul de .bataie ia forma a
trei semi-cercuri gigantice inla-
untru a doua arcuri ce Sc lasa
la nord, in inima regiunilor in
dustriale din nordul Frantei.
Maresalul Haig loveste puter-
mic la fundul fiecarui din aceste
semi-cercuri, incercind sa-si in
linda miscsrea de invaluire 81 sa
prinda Germanii dinlauntru.
Arcul de la nord inconjoara
Lille; unul dintre cele pai popu-
late centre ale Farntei, 81 este
cam de 40 mile in diametru. Prin
retragerea germanilor, acest arc
Sc lateste din ceas in ceas. o asst
fel de retragere este de mare
importanta. Fiecare metru de pa
mint cistigat in jur de Roulers
81 Cambria mareste putinta unui
mai mare success al aliatilor.
1mprejurul orasului Laon este
un alt arc, acesta avind un dia-
metru de 30 de mile.
Germanii Isl arunca floarea
trupelor lOr in burtile acestor
doua arcuri, incercind GU dispe-
rare sa zadarniceasca miscarile
de inclestare ale aliatilor.
Mai sunt 81 alte arcuri princi-
pale in districtul Champagne,
unde trupele americana 1naintea-
"a pc un tertn cit Sc lpoate de
rau, 1nchizindu-si cercul din ce
in ce mai strins. Capturarea ora
sului~Msnt Blanc de catre Ame-
ricani 81 succesul FrancezilOr la
Cormicy dau mare pronuntare
impresurarei.
Arcul de mai sus pune pc en-
'glezi la 0 distanta de unde pot
vedea orasul Lille, 1nsa Sc fac
1ncercari de a lua acest oras pc
flame in loc de al cuceri prin
asalturi de front, nadajduindu-
Sc ca astfeE Sc va inlatura pagu-
be de milioane de dolari cauza-
te orasului, prin bombardare.
Presa franceza a adoptat un
moto de: ,.sat pentru sat; hiseri-
ca pentru biserica; oras pentru
oras", ca represalii pentru deva-
starile facute de Germani in ora
Sele franceze.
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FERbERILE DIN 'TURCIA De 4
RESTURNA CIICA PR0-CER-
mana CRESC IN FIE-CARE Il
Midsdu dc fnane tHc gaia a duta rrV0Nta ca
SC Itstoane pc tiner!i IMc, unehee Cerman10I.

WASHINGTON, 5 Oct. = S'au
luat masuri secrete de catre ele-
mente1e pro-aliate din Turcia de
rasturna partidul tinerilor turci
de la putere 81 esi-din acest raz
boi. Informatiile au fost primite
din cercuri bine> informate, 81 nu
nici urma de indoiala in ele.
1nercarile neoficiale ce Sc fac
ca sa stabileasca oslegatura Gu
Londra sunt primele rezultate vi
zibile din aceasta' actiune. Ape
luri directe pentru pace vor urma
imediat ce pro-germanul Enver
Bey 81 colegii lui pro7germani,
vor Fl rasturnati.
In acest timp Enver grabeste
Sc aduca trupe din Persia spre a
apara Constdntinopolul contra a.
liatilor fnsa simpatizatorii aliati-
lor in Turcia sunt mai multi de
cit s'a. crezut pima acum. Gre
eli, Armenii, Asirienii, Evreii 81
-Arabii toti sunt pro-aliati 81 sunt
gaia de incepe lupta contra
guvernului dominat de Kaiser, in
fruntea caruia este Enver. Tinerii
ofiteri din armata Turceasca, sa
spune, ca sunt gaia a parasi pc
leadarii din partidul tinerilor
Turci, imediat ce li-se ofera O.
portunitatea.
70 propaganda aliata a urmat
in secret, i'm Turcia de la suirea
pc tron Snltanului Mohamed
al VI-lea care contrar germani-
lor. Sultanului ii este teama de
hfluinta lui Enver ca ministru
de kzboi 81 Sc crede ca in fa-
voarea a orr ce miscare contra
lui.
Sc mai spune ca Djavid Bep,
ministrul de finante, e gaia pa
rasi gupernul ,si a aiuta pe revo-
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RAZVRATlRi IN ARMATA
TURCEASCA.

ZURICH, 5 Oct. = Conform
stirilor sosite All din capitala
Turciei, pc o cimpie din margi-
nea Constantinopolului s'au a.
dunat 10000 de dezertori din
armata turceasca, cerInd dlmisi-
onarea lui Talaat Pasa, marele
vizir, 81 81 a lui Enver Pasa, minis
trul de razboi. !.
! Sc zice cd ministri le-au refu-
zat cererea 81 au TRIMS trupe
sal atace. A urmat q lupta al
carei rezultat ~nu 81 poate stis
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PRoGRAMUL PRINTULuI
MACMILLAN.

AMSTERDAM, 5 Oct. = Zia-
rul Vorwaerts scrie ca in guver-
nul printului Macmillan vor in
ira 81 destui socialist, fiindca
este datoria guvernului sd in
cerce a readuce starea de pace
cit. mai curind.
Ziarul Tageblatt declara Cd
programul printului Maximilian
este sd dea poporului german pa
cea pc care o doreste.
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FERDINAND AL bull.
GAR|E| SvARLIT DE Pc TRON,

PARIS, 4 Oct. - Conform sti-
rilor primite din Basel prin agen-
tia Havas, Sc zice ca regele Fer
dinand al Bulgariei a abdicat la
tron in favoarea printului de CO.
roana Boris, care deja si-a asumat
puterea. Stirea e trimisa la Basel
de la Viena.
LONDRA, 5 Oct. - Regele Fer
dinand al Bulgariei a abdicat
Joi in favoarea printului de CO.
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TURCII ADMIT PERDE.
REA DAMASCULUl.

AMSTERDAM, 5 Oct. - Un
rapport Official, dat de ministrul
de razboi Turc, care fost primit
aici contine 81 admiterea ca Da-
mascul a fost capturat de En-
glezi.
din cauza fortelor superioare
ale inamicului moi am parasit Da-
mascul Luni noaptea", spune CO.
municatul Official Turcesc.
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roana Boris. Acestea s'au anun-
tat astazi prin rapoarte de la
Viena neconfirmate, primite din
surse elvetiene.
ZURICH, 5 Oct. - Conform
unei depese primita All de la BIZ
roul Official Korespondenz" din
Viena, printul de coroana Boris
a luat in mini fr1nele Bulgariei,
in urma abdicarei regelui Ferdi-
nand,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26

" France, Sept. 18th.
Dear Mother and All:
Well, mother, l got your letter las
night and am glad you are feeling
well. II was mailed the 22nd Of Aug
ust and / got 1t the 10th of September
that's pretty quick. Also got let
tiers from Lefa and Esther that were
mailed the Dist
/ am sending you a little souvenir
OF the Boch S2nd division-most of
them have been taken prisoners. We
came up a few hours later and the
Boches breakfast was still hot and on
the stove. l just wish you people
could see the bread they have 20 eat
Just like chunks of coal. ate por-
tion Just for luck and IL gave me the
cramps, and all who ate 1t were ef--
fected the same way. don't see how
they can eat 1t. No wonder in some
cases they give themselves up. Am
making belt out of collection of
Boche buttons and II looks pretty
nice.
So Archie wants TO join the navy. 1
have seen a little bit of both and tell
the kid / advise him to stay at home
while he has the chance.
Just got my pay for August. Got
641a francs and a franc is worth
about 20 cents in U. S. money. In
some parts OF France a franc Is a great
deal, OF money! they win do big
washing for twenty cents. Just now
we do our own washing about once a
month.
Am using French paper and a Boche
envelope some we got in one OF their
dugouts. Wish you would cut the
most important news out Of The Dia-
mond Drill and send It to me; / sure
will appreciate Il.
VIII close now with best wishes TO
all. Make Archie stay at home,
From your son,
LEON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
FREE INCUBATION.

A meeting OF the board Of health OF
Mastodon township was held Thurs
day evening az which the infleuza men
ace was discussed very thoroughly. DR.
Edwards, president OF Alpha village
and health officer for Mastodon town
ship. has been very alert as was
shown by his report DR.. Edwards had
before the meeting arranged for a
supply OF vaccine and the board in
conjunction with Masrodon township,
decided TO start Monday TO inoculate
all residents OF Mastodon free OF
charge in order to safeguard the peo-
pie OF the township against possible
invasion by the disease.
DR.. Edwards has made arrange
ments with both Detroit and Roches-
ter for supply OF the serum and he
confidently expects that twill be here
by Monday. Notice will be given up
on the arrival OF the serum, and al
Mastodon township people are re-
quested TO avail themselves OF this
opportunity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
DIES AT ANN ARBOR.
Earl Gustafson Victim Of Influenza at
u. of NJ. Hospital.

Earl Gustafson, who had charge OF
the manual training department in the
Porter school last year, succeeding
Mr.. Gamble. died Monday evening at
the u. OF M. hospital at Ann Arbor
from influenza. News OF his death
came as a shock to his many friends
here. The following particulars are
taken from the Wednesday evening
Marquette Mining Journal:
"Mr. Gustafson was life long resi-
dent of the city, and enjoyed a full
measure Of popularity among all who
knew him. He played prominent
part in athletics during his high
school and normal school courses. and
will be remembered in foot ball circles
as a star member OF one OF the best
teams the high school has ever pro-
duced.
."Mr Gustafson accepted a position
as manual training teacher in the
Ironwood schools at the beginning OF
this year, which he resigned three
weeks ago Sunday, to enter Ann Ar
boz, in the S. A. T. c.
"He is survived by four sisters, Ed
ma, who was with him when death oc-
Cured, Emily, and Abbie, OF this city,
and Maidi who Is a teacher in Me-
nominee HE mother and father died
within seven months OF each other in
the past year.
1.-THE remains will be brought to
Marquette for burial. The funeral
will take place from the home on
North Fourth street, Thursday, the
R,y. c. f.. Lundgren officiating"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
WILL BE SHOWN LATER.

Hearts Of the World" which was
booked for the Gem theater in this
city Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Of this week, will be shown at a lat
err date, as the proclamation issued
by Governor Sleeper closes all movie
theaters until further proclamation. +"
Manager Bregger closed his theater
Wednesday OF last week in compli-
ance with the order issued by the
County War Board and. up TO Monday,
when the governors order was receiv-
ed here, expected the local authori-
Il to lift the ban so that Hearts OF
the World" could be shown here this
week But the governors order put
an end to all such hopes.
Moving picture fans find that time
hangs heavy on their hands and will
welcome the day when the ban is lift
ed--for. what is life without the NOV
les?
Watch this paper for Mr. Bregger's
announcement OF when Hearts OF the
World" will be shown.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
AMASA

Messrs, Emil Rentola and Hugo
Kivmaki went to Iron River. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kivimah and
son Hugo, motored TO Alpha. Sunday.
Miss Anna f. Jarvi OF Crystal Falls,
visited in Amasa Sunday night.
Mrs. j. Olatalo. Miss Edla Paasio.
Miss Hilda Kilkanen and Henry Kull-
man OF Alpha, motored to Amasa Sun
day.
Elmo Puotinen and sister, Inez. went
to Iron River on business, Friday
Willie Nurmi and Urho and George
Hunonen OF Crystal Falls, drove to
Amasa Sunday night.
Arvi Kangas went to Iron River
Saturday, returning tine same day.
Matt Peltonen and daughter Tyne,
went to Iron River Thursday. and re-
turned Friday.
Mrs. ]. Peterson was an Iron River
visitor Saturday.
Gust Hanttula took some grain to
the mill in Iron River last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LeGault are the
proud parents OF baby girl, born
Saturday.
Messrs. Eric Gustafson, Victor West,
Werner Macky. Ray Olson, Carl Jagi-
elski and Andrew Jacobsen left for
Niagara, Wis. last Wednesday night.
Miss Inga Nicholson spent the week
end visiting her cousin, Helen Smith
son.
Alfred Gustafson returned from Col
umbus Barracks, Sunday.
Walter Hill entered kindergarten
last Monday
The kindergarten children are max
ing posters and decorations for Hal
lowe'en.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edlore Noblet return
ed Tuesday from Escanaba where
they have been visiting relatives.
Miss Jean Burge spent Wednesday
in Alpha.
Miss Jennie Hurja spent the week
end at the home Of her parents in
Crystal Falls.
Keyboard tests were given in type
writing in high school during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermanson and the
Misses Gladys Waggoner and Dover
drove to Republic Sunday.
Miss Saint Hanttula went TO Iron
River last Thursday where she will
work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26

spats are seen in greater numbers
Somehow these things have the capac-
ity to give an ultra smart appearance
TO the plainest costume. They always
look neat and trim, and are most de-
sirable in fawn or sand-color. Though
white ones are considered in good
taste. they are not favored as much
as the soft neutral shades just men
toned. Shoes are OF such exorbitant
prices that many women will find II
less expensive to wear pumps and
spats. The best selling shoe at the
present time is the brown leather with
the fiat heel and perforated tip. The
reason is well known. War work re-
, quires the woman to walk great deal.
and high heels and fancy shoes would
not stand much wear.
Military Influence In Top Coats.
Tne TAD for tine military influence II,
dresses and suits is sort OF "passe".
and now II Is seen in the top coat. IL
Illustrated here are two deserving mod
els that would be sure protection
against the cold wave. The one with
the cap 10 match is for the Junior Oh
the miss. 1t is simple in line and reN
tains all the potent charm OF youth.
The ladies' model has the novelty vest
and collar OF contrasting material.
The sleeves OF this design are quite
unusual. and the pockets conform
with the same style.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
DEATH OF MRS. snoEMAKER.
LEON
Co. F iO1st Engrs.

The sympathy Of the people OF AL
pha goes out TO Rev. c. G. Shoemak-
er, former pastor OF the NJ. T.. church
here. whose wife passed away in q
hospital at Appleton Thursday Of last
week
Pneumonia resulting from influenza
was the cause OF Mrs. Shoemaker
death. The husband and two little
sons. Robert and Philip, aged three
and four years. who were iii with in
fluenza, are recovering. and the wife
and mother contracted the disease
while caring for them.
According to information received
here by friends, the body has been
placed in vault and will be taken TO
Iowa to be buried beside her father
and mother as soon as the children
arc able 10 travel.
Rev. Shoemaker has been attending
Lawrence college and has charge OF z
parish near Appleton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
Lee STUDENTS AT NJ. A. c.

A report from the ONCE OF the reg
Istrar at NJ A. G. showed 1.726 stu
dents enrolled in the college this
week. OF these 1900 are young men
receiving military training as mem
bers OF the student army training
corps; 800 are young women and SO
are special students and boys under
rs years.
This enrolment Is the largest the
college has ever had at the beginning
OF a fall term.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26

The following are extracts from a
letter of George Promo, who is over
in France:
1T is a very easy matter to wear
French money out. The paper money
is somewhat similar 10 soap wrappers,
and OF poor quality, compared to our
paper money / have only seen three
different denominations OF silver coin
they are so confines 60 cents, one
franc Us cents), and 2 francs.
I'VE were supposed to have a base
ball game today with the balloon
corps, and / was to start the game
as pitcher, but it has been raining.
"As part OF my equipment receiv-
ed a dandy wrist watch and also a
pair OF pliers II l started TO give you
a list Of the stuff / received IL would
fill one of these pages. ] expect TO be
given a horse and saddle soon. in
GLIDING spurs, blanket, curry comb,
etc.
1--WE do not do much mending in the
army. If we tear our trousers or
socks we turn them in and get new
pair.
II have been assigned to a wireless
corps In my first test | stood 80, but
two boys in other batteries got 100
I'VE do not have very good drink
ing water In France. and I'd like a
drink from the spring that Is near our
barn.
"The food Is very good here. but we
do not have much milk i'm our coffee.
have had only thirty-eight cents
worth of candy since ! have been in
France. The American army Ger
tainly has n sweet tooth. I might be
near the front when this letter reaches
you, and / expect to see the war over
Soon"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
OSBORN GOING TO FRANCE.
Signs With the Salvation Army For
Service Abroad.

Chase S. Osborn, former governor of
this state, will soon go to France in
the uniform Of the Salvation army
unless present plans fail to material
lie. says the 500 News. Mr.. Osborn,
when in New York recently made ar
rangements with the commander-in-
chief OF the Salvation Army to go
abroad in whatever capacity he might
be of service. He signed the final pa
pers, and he is now ready for the call,
which probably will come as soon as
passports. etc, can be secured.
my admiration for the work OF the
army has increased as the war has
progressed" he said. IL am certain
that l can do much good as a member
OF ii, and will go prepared to help as
a passer-out of the famous doughnut
for the doughboys, or as a giyer of in
SEPARATION and spiritual stimulant /
firmly believe that the boys Of Ameri-
ca, on the eve of going over the top,
crave Gods word in their souls more
than cigarettes in their mouths"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26
FASHION
Patriotic Week In New York Ushers
In Pre-Winter Styles.

What a patriotic throng fills New
York at the present time! What an
inspiration the Avenue is with its
many-colored flags. its artistic decora-
tons and its hundreds OF bond booths
where one may exchange their surplus
small change into stamps for the gov
eminent. And the thousand OF pretty
girls who have voluntarily given up
their pleasures to devote their time to
this splendid work: many times by
their winsome smile do they win over
a quarter or two that had an entirely
different destination in view.
The professional people are doing
their share in most admirable fash
ion. One OF the most favored and
most popular actresses OF the day was
selling bonds at the plaza OF the LII
brary, Fifth Avenue. She wore a
black satin dress which was severely
plain, with black soutache braid in a
design over the front of the waist and
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/
Hancock.
]. f. Skinner. stenographer at the
Judson office. was an over Sunday
visitor in Duluth.
Vim. Atkins has sold his pool hall
fixtures 10 James Landrigan, who Is
having them removed 10 the hotel this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Goodney have re-
ceived word that their son Russell.
who is stationed at Yonker, n. T., has
been promoted to corporal.
Miss Evelyn Gremore, operator OF
the local telephone exchange, is Ill
this week with tonsilitis. Miss Mel
vina Arcand has charge OF the office.
Mrs. w. II. Burris OF Duluth, Mimi,
arrived here Saturday to be with her
daughter, Mrs. f. G. Bradley, who has
been very Ill with an attack OF appen-
dicltis.
Mrs. James Matthews and daughter
Jean, left Thursday for visit with
the formers mother at Iron Mountain,
and from there go to their new home
at Houghton.
Miss Romilda Carlson entertained
number OF girl friends Tuesday af-
ternoon. Cards and music afforded
pastime and delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Helen Jarvi spent Monday at
Crystal Falls with her sister, Miss
Edith, who is a patient at the Larson
hospital, convalescing from an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mrs A. Peters and daughter. Miss
Viola, who are now in New Mexico,
write very enthusiastically about the
country and urge other members of
the family to join them there.
Mrs. Charles Hoyman and daughter
Mae, returned Wednesday from Cas-
plan where they spent some time with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Ray Taft,
whose little boy has been very i'll.
II. b. Jacka and family leave this
week for their new home at Amasa.
Mr. Jacka, who has been bookeeper
at the Judson office, has accepted a
similar position at the Amasa-Porter
mine.
Miss Edna Richards of Crystal
Falls has accepted a position as as
sistant at the First National Bank,
succeeding Miss Florence Wright, and
will also have charge of the Alpha
reading room.
The Camp Fire Girls met Wednes-
day evening in the kindergarten room.
The Alpha Red Cross auxiliary has
Just about completed its quota of ter
aprons and ten dresses for the Belgian
Relief
DR.. ]. p. Edwards makes daily visits
to the Porter school anG all children
who cough and sneeze are sent home
Every precaution is being taken TO
guard against an epidemic of influen-
"a, and to date the disease has not
made its appearance In the village.
Mr. Orwell Of the state department
OF education, with John r. Mason and
George Bishop, visited the Buck Lake
and Indian Lake schools last Friday.
Mr.. Otwell was very complimentary OF
Mastodon townships rural schools
Mr. Odgers, Y NJ c. A. secretary.
met with the True Blues Thursday
evening OF last week A constitution
and rules Of order have been recent
ly adopted by the boys and each boy
pays a fee and has a membership card
which entities him 10 certain privi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26

Mrs George Gremore, whose broth
or George Myer, was reported killed
in action in France last July. receiv-
cd word Sunday that he is alive, but
had been severely wounded in action.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26

STRAYED-Grayish yellow steer.
about one and one-half years old. Re-
ward offered. Notify John Mazurek,
Rt. /, Crystal Falls 1tpd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-26

Mrs. Frank p. Lee and son, Melford,
OF Milwaukee. are visiting at the home
OF her parents. Capt. and Mrs. John
Erlkson. at the 0dgers.