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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-11
25e DISCOS DODLES COLUMBIA O0D.

lOi Bale California. so!o dc
tCi2riaet2
SGome. Inte-mc=zo.
IS Serrra2 So!o de T;3ia.
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~lf.auta : piano.
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Due -de Ccrnc:a.
81 Ls Cio;onGa. Danza tie i.
lHeraE.
Hernosasa Americana. Polka.
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Il F-crado-. Selections.
- Bailctto Dc Eausto.
Baile;,o Ge laGs'o.
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- =. 2aisctor y ia Eanas.
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Baiie Chileno
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r-iu-Lc. cor ca0tr &c rcliU.
ysE=c;os l. ,iauuc
SO Las Es.rclas y RaySs para
si.r.p-c. &a-caa.
Vas l,ics LEI hE.,~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-11

Dos ia~fOrmGcIOUes 0pGc$td&. coHlFC-
dictorio%. @oS Dropcrc;crGT II U oiro
din tCdoa cuGnt0s pTocedcnteS de Hues-
tra Rcpabl;ca Ncgcn q tic,Tca c".c-
r:ccnas, en- ciaje de placer o dc nc
JocioS.
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G9cir &c qpc Ia missriC ha &entGdo &"S
rcgic8 eR cc1apos q ciHdddeS dc Nc
Tico, &c qac Ia ~pobjcci6n obrerG SC
mwcTs dc haH:bTe. dc8Ge cue las 10
5ricuS SC cerrcrCa o iimijar0u So pro-
ducci5n u SIS f~rcbGjos; dc que "nG
tyopc de H1cndigoS harcpoGoS LENA
les Gales dc las cis;dGGes. qNe en- las
casGs hHailGes dc los empieados pu-
5l;cos. q 3~uicucs Ia miSeria 6ijciat pr
"a &c SIS suicides. no hay fWeGo ri!
pan. nj par nj fvego sT los chozds
dc los labrcdorcs. CO. los IngarcS G-o-
ADDS por ic reTne!ta.
La otrn nos dice que Mexico es al
DrsSette eI pcis n5ds dichoso de Ia
ticrrc, qac qUien diyo qne hGB mise
ria e@ MfTico. micntc o ~sG6ie"dCs-
7 G!itcu 10 dice 10 dcnt;estrd con mi
bGi&ilio HeRo dc HidotgoS i n q r
tcra pletGricc dc 6ilietcs dc Banco--:
aos dice que los ncg0c;os ~a6"neGn, que
los t~rGRs9ccioncs de roy son "srchHs
rcces inGs cucntiosG 9Ie Ia DC eyer;
gAe Glocias q sii0 han GiaCSCdO COR
ipnCa De 1'.iitonc2. quis1ies en- los P":fi-
ci!oics del gobieTso cGrrdncsStG, ape
nus 81 ~disp5aiG% &c 10 que era prect-
50 Gisp0asr pcTG los mcts:iGtcS az
ce8idaGes. Dor \ y Do" Z. q"e no
erGG "radie' riren hOy Gu p1tGc1oS
ore destum6ran con su oriental san-
tao8idcd.
E6isn: tales ;nioraicci0neS. co"trd-
d;ctoriG$ en- 10 c~paE:cncia. 0pueSt1S
en- IL expression. son corrcioticGs Ell
81 joado. 4 mcyor oprorcchamiento,
q mayor cnriquecinicnto de 'cs Iaro-
Titos y &c los audGces, cn HHo epocG
dc desorgani-aci6n q &c crisis, cores
p6ndc asiscrio inGyor, mayor estre-
che, q Ia gran Dayori0, rrirGca dc
los 6edios naturclcs &c d~ProUechG-
mjejjtO.
.Nientras aGs jort&acc Sc impro-
risnn, mayor es Ia tropa re los des-
GmpGTcdos.
.4si pucs. no hccca, sino G!ETmar
nueyon,entc sus dichos. los qme nos
mueStran la ccrtcrG Tepleta de ollie
les. y los cue nos erseIan q Ia NIT
chednm5rs harapoSa q miserable: es
qge en- los b0iSilIos de Ia i~auchedum-
orc. de5;Gn estar no pocos dc los bile
tcs &c GeueL!G c~ariero.
PEDRO RECIO.
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LLEGARON \ LAS NAN0S

En- a cuadra n&r?eTo Glen de Ia
ca,le Chestnut riEeTo0 anoche q las
ocho dos aInec;csncS de cuareata a
c~uarentG y cinco amos. IRtc7ino el
agente de la polic:a Geo Keys GUAM
co "a los -~iiosos Sc hahinn proPinado
seados golpos Y arresto a los dos,
acusandolos dc rila Ell IN luga- pI-
blico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-11
Sc ESTABLECERA INA GRAN
REFINERIA DE PETROLEO

Los Representatives. de Egglaston &
Told, sacaren IN peraiso para lin
car er e5:c ciuGad Il gran est!leria
lie p~etzoieo, co5sando e. edificio uni
caneltc. Il caatidad de SSSG,000.0a-
81 eCific:e QUO So ~ 3 consCu:r ocI-
pc@ dicz acres de ter-eno, des0e q
avenioa Roosevelt hasta Il avenida
Mckinley ) Qpedara Immediate 3 "a
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PERTURRhDGR DEL ORDEN

FL agerte de Ia nolic:a c. ]. Pla-
cedfoot arrest6 anochc : IN escoces de
IS ailos de edad, acusado de pcrtur-
bar ell orden, pues cometio algunos
escandalos en- la via piblica. 81 cs-
coces oued6 detenido en- Ia carcel de,
la ciudad y 10 pudo sa!ir en- libertad
caucicnal.
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reglanlento de tr&fico. la idea de-
iefe de Ia policia es evitar les acct
denies automoviiisticoS jus Sc repiJen
con dcn.asiada frecuencia de5ido a
IL falta d. cuidado de los chauffeuTs
p-cGuc:dz On cierto modo por la tcic-
ralcia d. Ia p~olicia.
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}X5!1C. DICSOS D0BLES COLUMBIA KIN.

s77o Campanita. (Anparo Snuz.
e. Ojo de Cristsl. (Luisita
tPuchoi.
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Ladr6n. Ladror. i. Sauz>
3l72 Trianr-ias Luisite Fueno'
= donde "a listed. Coupists.
8I7I Walls dc Concerto. Maria
lMarco
A mi Mo.cro. Amparo Sacz
Bis Ay uue rico. Couples.
Metches;to. (Ci7r-Mat;:n
8I6 Felix DisI. Marcia.
l.. Peca6o-a. DANA
Sic Club Verdi. Vsis.
Lindas Mexicanas. Marcia.
S2S Machsquito. Paso Doble
Gardcnias. DAMS
500 Himno Nacioaal Ac1icano
Aires N~acionalcs Mexicanos
333 Cuando el Amor mupre. Vals.
Una Fiesta en- Espana. Jot1-
8 Zacatecas. Marcia
No Liores,
s La Dolores.
En- cl Baie.
{. so Son-isa de Angel. Seho;:sh.
FL Angel Ca:do
." vais Poct;co. TiiIanueva
Cavat!na. Violin.
~ Horas d. A-:aucolfa. Dana
Ii sistado-.
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Emblcmn &c IA Pa.. Marcia.
Il In Raa.o &c ~:;orss. Paso Dohle
F-ou-i'ruu Va!s.
SO acrta. Cake Weik.
El DIo &c n A.iricena Jcta
So Tc-cro VaiH
Sniud y Pesetas Schotish
IS I~af!rnatus del Staaut Matter
(So!p &c Cornea,
Cascade dc Pc-Ias. Schotish.
- Oh Illusion mia. G-vo;n
tSchutis,
No nay DC Que. Walls.
II Ma=uTca de los ParaSuas.
F. Go:do.cro. Walls,
Salon Pr7:s. Polks.
Gg!2 M==urca Briiian.e. tDuo dc
La G~a;ond~.:a. Orqu-sta
1858 ErnbtcIna Nacional. A2rcha
Dansa Espa@o!a. Bo!cro.
$3.50 Juan:ts. Polka &c q 2evolu-
teton Mczicana de 1910
Ii Paioma
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via del ferrccerril San Antonio 6
Arans2s Pas. Dcsde lueeo IS darl
principle q Ia edificaci5n, ea cuyas
obres eucc1t-aran trahajo gran MI
nero de cbrc-oS-
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-GpfiRES

SIS Se~u-a. Marcia.
El - - iasaRteEia. AaEcha-
ceso FL Cordc dc LaSsnbGt.o; Vas
z! AlGe2uo A.-cre- Walls.
.s-S Cas:- susanna NaS-
Loaa q .An9c.
23is Tre4 P:ecv&s-
S2-snj,a,
a7cS Cuaaao e-gcAcs csc as,
800 Ads!:ca.
- Cu.arscha.
cs7s Cacr;o = gu,s-c. Eas-
l. Czsta Slssna. Two S'ca
.ss 81 Presaense March
fIirf &isccLaGea
c0s2 Al Tyre |als
S;cn2-c Esl
azrS Oh so,e MIC
Cayai'e-ia Rusticana. A,osusoa
2Ias Jc:a Arsgo2czs violin
Seseuais &. KubclicS
so y Pelsd;so MsHicaao
D1i:.io : 8ucrtc do G-a-
,Ia-aCcsa.
$50 EGue-aies del Oral. Ia=aSo=a
Eunc-ales del G=I. &araEo=a
2leI S.I;aa &c, GsSL. Ee-ti-io Dts.
Escdndalos cn Il Gamma d"
iD.putaCcS.
$40 TOua &C = C!udaGCi2
AUaque a IA CiudSd-.a
BIS Ch:sSsS dc Ricardo BILL
Ch;r.= &c Ricardo Bel.
clio Ca,steS q Ricardo Bel.
ChistcS d. Ricardo Bel
=. A-orcs Ge III Ch-r-1
P-c-esO &c IN Bo7achi,y.
l75 Co=rlda de Torgs.
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Z Ola

crij;cio. perGierod Ia jc cr ct porreAa
arcignui. presto cn 0trGs 3onos.
.Scgin los que, Il Pe3ar dc todo. con-
ticn u csperan, en- clio a1ismo eStG
Ell Drocromo del desq"iciInt1ento de-
iinitiro DEF grapo tr&gico qre 10 Ia
podido. . quc no la qucrido, hccer Ia
tclicjddG Gel pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-11

si5l Alexandra. Inspirado v2ls.
LIZ G~oionGrina. Cencitn mexi-
4 DO sc.-adcll. Trio: 4.
Ayiias. y NJ. Garcia y ViEla-ias
3I52 La Cuearacha. Cop!ss de IL
GMarihuana.
Himno Nacioa.l McIicsno.
Canto immortal DC Gloria. Il.
AviiGs : n. Garcia.
3I53 Lim6n. Cantarcs poPula.es
Muie- InErata. Amor rcsigna-
do. Cnncion Mexicana.
Si55 Maianitas. Alborada Mcxicana
FL Falmar. Triste solcdad. Do
loIz. Duo: a. Avi!es y J.
tChnqucs.
3l5i Amiga Juana. FIosotia Prac-
tica. Humoradh. Duo DC So
pranos =. Avi!es y NJ. Carols.
Ei olvido. Filosofia Amarca.
Dolora. Duo: a. AvilGs ; N.
Garcia
3iJs Ssiudo Csmpcsinc R!vaiidades
de ~Campariario HUmorada So
~ IL Us '
LII Sonimbuia. Espcra iEdtiI
Doiora. Solo dc Soprauc. 4.
4 (hrIts.
..S!j. Que CarayI Cantidos dc IN bo-
rrachito. Coplas. Carlos vi
ularias.
Que Im2orta al Alundo. Extra
sis del Amor. Danzs. Trio:
.Avi!es. Garcia y J. Cheques.
3l5S Que ChuIos oics! MaGrigal.
Tenor, i. Chalues.
IL Saturrs. S~ereaata. Tenor.
81. Chaqu&s.
C.3-j2 Adios. CGiebre DANA &c c.
rrasco. Duo: u. Garcia = J.
iChauucs.
Pasa~on Bceves. Deception -.
mo-cSa. Doiora. Duo: A.
AviiGs y i. Garcia.
$3.50 Era % Noral. oua cosa? Hu-
morGds Solo de Maria Garcia
A. Chinacu Dc Vi "ida Can
tareJ DC IA Intervention
aIGl La Vc.5ena de Ia Pclona Can
c;5r de Julian Solo de Joss
tChacuSs
La Vcraa=a de Il Pa!oma Co.
pla. Ge Don Hilar!on solo de
Carlos Viiiariss
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Enyiaraos Naquinas J Discos Dob!es Columbia 4 cuaIquIer ?srte
lie! pals.
Al h.cer s. psdiio procure haccr siemprc dcG se:"ccio1es, para que
=; estuviEyer7es ifnuGral.aenta FAITOS DE IN DISCO, PODAMCS
SUBSTiTUlELO POR Ell OTRC. -.
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PiGa nj cEcfoso L:cr!to cue ira
"a de IL ~orrel;r; Ge IA manera &c
teacr 6ue2a sucrcc en e. juego; de
aIcjar desGichas: tener susr:e en
.mozes; desaroliar 81 pcGer mag
netico: domina- Z SUS senlejantes
: de evitaz malaS i-flueac:as de
JUS enerigos.
Rerita 81 Gom5re Y di-eccion
bien cIaros ea Ia sigu;ente forna:
SIR. i. y. Rivas. Box 295T
dabaaa, Cuba
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iMPORTANTE-La supUcamOS. qe cuandc Gc5 csc1i5a. So sir
Va Geci-aos ST 81 IL potiaciG1 Goade Ia. rivc, nay ciiciaa &c Ex2-@ss-
Tcdo pe@I3o 3ehe veRir ocourGhad2 de 81 "aiGr, G. giro pcs~ai
0 dc Express. G 81 dire-o cfscdro 5cnt-c &c c2raa csTth1ada.
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ACSJCA SELECTt

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,igS Pa:cs.
la aa- Es.:- Io-aCa
los e CEa.o Gci CccsiGiG-c
La T-mpestsG. de Il mGy
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I0S las Cue-c lie = None. So
l7-aGc = TE5o=.
"a T-mpeS:Sd
10 C2-a.e-:a Eas.:cane. 500 6c
iC.Rrt-ct-
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tEl6so@c
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30
MEAT PRODUCERS
did FULL DUTY
Increase in American Hogs win
Help to Meet World Fat
Shortage.
FARMERS SAVE SITUATION.
Government Justified In Stimulation
Of Pork oduction-sevenfol
Increase over Pre-
War Exports.

Through increased production and
conservation we viii be able this year
TO export seven times our pre-war
average exports OF pork products
With the heavy demands added in car
Ing for the millions who have been
freed from German oppression, the
Department OF Agriculture and the
Food Administration are justified to-
day In our every action OF stimulation
Of hog production. In the coming year
the greatest world shortage will be in
fats. and pork will help to save this
situation. The efficacy OF the policy
OF stimulated production has built up
In this country supplies which will en-
able us TO supply very large part OF
the fat deficiency of the world. In
beef there must be a shortage In Eu-
rope, due largely to limited refrigera-
tor ship capacity. All freezer ships
available, however, will be filed by
America, Argentine and Australia.
The contribution made by the pro-
ducers OF this country TO the war pro-
gram as applying particularly TO ami
hul ioou piouuSiS ID hiuslHhtSu Wy tho
following:
Reports compiled by the u. S. De-
partment of Agriculture indicate an
increase In cattle of 10,23S,000 head
and 12,441 900 hogs. These figures
were compiled 10 January / last.
In this period there was a decrease
In sheep OF $4,000 head. The indica-
lions are that this decrease will show
an increase, according to recent re-
ports.
Since January ! unofficial informa-
ton indicates an increase In hogs of
not less than per cent. and not
more than Is per cent as compared
with one year ago, with an increase in
the average weight.
Following the request OF the ". s.
Food Administration for an increase
In hog production for marketing In the
foil OF 1918 and the spring OF 1919 the
increase may yield not less than 1,600,-
100000 pounds more OF pork products
than were available last year. With
out this increase the shipping program
arranged by Mr.. Hoover regarding an
imal food products would have been
impossible.
The dressed hog products during the
three months ending September 30.
1917, amounted Ia o03,172D00 pounds,
while for the corresponding months of
1918 the dressed hog products totaled
1,277 $4,000, an increase of over 374.-
000, 900 pounds for the quarter.
During the same period for 1917 the
records OF inspected slaughter OF
dressed beef showed 1,263, 100000
pounds as against 1,454, 000. 900 pounds
for the three month period ending
September 1, this year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30
Notice to Taxpayers

City Treasurer's Office. Crystal
Falls, Mich, December /, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that the gem
eral tax roll OF the city OF Crystal
Falls with all regular state, county,
municipal and school taxes OF the
year 1918 spread thereon has been de-
posted with me and is now in my Of
fee in the city hall, and that the
amount OF such taxes therein assessed
and specified are due and may be paid
TO me at any time up to and including
the 2sth day OF February, 1919. On
all taxes paid to me on or before Jan
uary 3, 1919, no collection fee will be
charged, but on all such taxes paid to
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30

The Federal fuel administrator is
sued a statement early last week can
ceiling its order for lightless nights,
but leaving TO the fuel administrator
OF the several states the option to con-
tinue the order in their states II they
found local conditions warranted such
action.
Mr.. Prudden sent out word Satur-
day that the conditions in Michigan
do not warrant its continuance in this
state and so the people are allowed
to use all Of the light that they need
all days and nights of the week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30
HOME DEMONSTRATION NOTES.
(venison)

Guard against waste OF wild meat
should the be slogan of every hunter
this year." says Food Administrator
George A. Prescott All edible por-
tons OF the animal killed should be
utilized.
DO not let wild game be an added
luxury; let It take the place OF your
market meat. No more game than
can be eaten should be killed. Donot
let your desire to tell big story when
you reach home lead you to shoot
everything In sight. Good sportsmen
will observe these conservation sug-
gestions in addition to the game law"
said Prescott.
Careful preparation of game for
the table also will prevent waste. AS
a rule, game is preferred cooked rath-
err than well done. venison steak
should be sprinkled we'll with salt
and paprika. IL desired. and cooked
quickly. Serve Immediately on a very
hot platter. Venison steak requires
at least three minutes longer to broil
than beefsteak. When broiled, 1t
should be sprinkled well with salt
and paprika, and put over a dish OF
hot water TO stand a while before
serving. With venison steak serve a
tart jelly, such as that made of cur
rents or sour grapes, to which vinegar
and spices have been added
Venison Is sometimes wasted by be.
ing allowed to spoil. We should
guard against this especially this
year II you have more than car
conveniently be used II can be canned
very successfully after any recipe FOR
meat canning and used later in the
year. It also makes fine mince meat
used IN place OF beef.
Squirrels are cooked IN much the
same way as rabbit. Squirrel pie
prepared in the same manner is chick
en- pie Is special fasosit4 among most
lovers Of Wild Colo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30


medals for the highest yields in the
United States for corn. wheat. oats.
potatoes. and alfalfa. II any farmer
wishes to compete. complete rules
and information can be secured at
this Office. At least five acres OF the
crop must be grown. Probably the
only thing We could well compete in
would be potatoes.
Yours for q good. strong Farm Blu
reau in Iron County.
DWIGHT C. LONG.
Co. Agricultural Agent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

To Auto owners-We are agents
for Rotary tire service, Leave tires
her for repair. Work guaranteed.
Crystal Falls Motor Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30

Crystal Falls, Mich.
November 10, 1918.

November 10, 1915.
Dear Friend:
The Great War Is overt The farm
ers OF the country certainly have a
great deal OF credit due them for the
fine work they did to produce food
not only for ourselves, but for the
great nations Of Europe with whom
We are allied
Now comes an even greater call up
on the farmers OF our country to pro-
duce food for the whole world. A
great deal OF what has been torn
down must now be built up again and
this is going TO take a long time.
While the farms OF Europe are be
ing prepared for use again and labor
Is being secured to take care OF them.
you must feed the hungry mouths
Partly because we realize how neces-
sary that is, and partly because we
have found out what our great indus
trial need Is, the farmers OF the coun-
try are being brought together in or
CARNATIONS so that their efforts will
county for the most in next years
production. The farmers organiza-
ton that Is being established is the
Farm Bureau
The aim Of tie Farm Bureau Is to
bring closer together all OF the farm
ers In each county SO that they may
more easily learn the big problems
before them and the best ways to get
at them One Of tho biggest things
also that this organization will do Is
10 back the County Agricultural Agent
and give him better means to do good
work in the county
The organization will be headed by
county executive committee com
posed Of about ten men, each repre-
senting some line Of agricultural work
in the county such as dairying, farm
management, boys and girls club
work, etc. This committee. with the
help OF other representatives from all
parts Of the county will meet with the
county agent to see what are the most
important things that the farmers in
Iron county should work at during the
coming year, and will form a program
Of the county agricultural work. Then
each community that wishes to join
this organization will be organized
ard have committees elected to carry
on the county agricultural program
II is the simplest organization that
can be used, and has proven very sue
cessful in many counties where tried
When once it is started, the farmers
are mighty glad they got into It and
would not be without 1t. We are plan
ming on this work in Iron county be-
cause we believe that it will help the
farmer and make HIS job an easier and
better one. When it Is formed, the
county agent will have body o.
farmers who can advise him as to
what they want him to do in the
county. AS ii Is now. there Is no such
body of men Don't you think this is
good thing?
i have left the organization work
until these fall and winter days be-
cause ! thought that you would have
more time TO consider such a thing
hen. We are a very busy in the
summer making use OF the short
growing season In the winter is the
time to plan the next seasons work
and get everything lined up in good
hape This is what we are after. DO
not you think II is a good policy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30
Alpha village Council.

A regular meeting OF the village
council held November 4th. 1918.
Present: Edwards. Anderson. Carl
son, Whitehead, Schoffman. Gill. and
Burge. Absent, Clerk Johnson.
Meeting was called TO order by the
president. Gill took the chair as
temporary clerk.
Reading Of minutes OF previous
meeting Moved by schoffman and
seconded by Anderson, minutes stand
approved as read. Motion carried.
Reading OF bills as passed on by
finance committee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30

Moved by Whitehead and secondeG
by Burge that bills be allowed
read and orders drawn on treasurer
for same. Roll call Ayes, 8: nays
70.
Communications. Letters from Nc
cClure to Perkins. Treasurers state.
iment.
Meeting adjourned on motion.
l.. V. JOHNSON, Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30

LOST Two-year-old heifer; tip OF
right car CT Reward to finder. Not
ify this oflce or Ronquist farm. N5-5t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30

me on and after the 10th day OF jan
uary. 1919. a collection fee OF four
per centum will be charged.
CLYDE f. HENRY,
Nov30-2t. City Treasurer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30

Farm enterprise and much soft corn
Increased pork supplies, food conser-
vatIcn increased cxports-total ship
ments doubled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-11-30
Americas Pledge of Food
Gave Heart to the Allies
In Their Darkest Hour

Whatever Is necessary America VIII
send. That was Americas pledge TO
the interallled food council. And be-
cause the American food army had
hitherto made good they took heart
and went forward.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-03-23
OPELoUsAs MUST OBJ
SERVE MEATLEsS DAY

Rev. Father ne. A. Grace,
food administrator for st,
Landry parish has appointed
Mr.. ]. A. Durior, Of this city,
deputy food administrator for
Opelousas.
When Mr.. Durio heard of
his appointment he Immediate
ly got busy. His first official
act will be the enforcement of
thee meatless Tuesday.
1t will be remembered that
Tuesday was designated meat
less day by the national food
administration. Some places
have observed this day, but
Opelousas, it seems, has not.
From next Tuesday, however,
the Opelousas markets will be
closed on that day of the week
and Opelouseans who have
heretofore secured their meat
from the local dealers will be
unable to do so in the future.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-03-23
NINR()DS BRING DOWN
BIG BEAR IN The
SNAYzEE WOODS
Had Been the Terror of the
Hunters of That Section
for Past Twenty Years

j. Fl. Bihin, who was VISIT
ing Opelousas paid the Clar-
ion an appreciated call last
Tuesday, bringing the paw OF
q big bear that for twenty
years had been terrorizing the
hunters and dogs around
Swayzee plantation.
Mr.. Ne. e. Bihm, a prosper
Gus farmer on the Swayzee
plantation of St. Landry on
last Sunday evening while
hunting for hogs that had gone
estray, with his dogs, found q
large hog, weighing about 15o
pounds that had evidently been
killed by a bear, because i
was covered with leaves as i
the wont with animals Of the
ursine breed when they arr
full and desire to prepare fol
their Monday dinner; the dog!
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-03-23
A Miscellaneous Shower
AT ArnaudviIIe

A miscellaneous shower was
given by Miss Laura Darby
last Thursday evening to Miss
Odile Roy, whose wedding will
take place April 2, 1918.
This event was Of great in
terest to the many friends Of
Miss Roy, as she is well known
socially.
Miss Darby was assisted IN
receiving bgA her mother, Mrs.
L. Darby, and her sister, Mrs.
Pierre Mistrot.
Among those who partici-
mated were Misses Mary La
strapes, Lucille and Martha
Breaux, Mabel Guidry, Alma
Durio, Alice Guilbeau, Carmen
Guilbeau, Ida Boisblanc, Mrs.
Louis Guidroz and Mrs. Leonce
Darby, Jr. The out-of-towr
guests were Misses Felicia
Broussard, Loreauville; Jean
Bertrand, ST. Martinville Pal
naire and Mary Breaux, Mary
and Carrie LESLEY, Louise sa-
.lizonni and Mrs. .. Guidroz,
Carencro Lawrence Cros1-
chet; Amynthe Dore. Edna
Marsh. Louise Maliette, Leon
vile Mrs. z. DAILY, Sunset.