davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1918-12-14
Poincaire s Tribute to American President

through winch lr"Eld"ll NSoI was to pass Many Hat OH the captured lining tn" roadway Cheers greeted the rcsidcmt every station through which s tram passed The weather favorabc and the station ,Scy decorated and caroel in red The Republican Guard band played Tnc Star Smngcd Banner and as the train tered the station a salute of hundred guns was fired
 In his address of welcome to President Wilson the French president said:
 ''Pars and France awaiting mpateny eager to acclaim the iusIous democrat whose words and deeds were inspired by exalted thought, the philosopher deghtng in the solution universal particular evcn the eminent statesman who found way express the highest tica and moral truths formulas which bear the stamp of immortality We also had passionate desire to offer thanks the great republic of which chief for the invaluable assistance which spontaneously rendered to the defenders of right and hberty.'
 American Soldiers Have Expressed American Ideals
 In replying O President Poncares address of welcome President Wilson said
 ''lt is delightful find myself in France feel the quick of sympathy and friendship. wish to express thanks for the kinds words spoken about only trying speak through the American people, who wanted eternal peace, with right and justice established Surely Belgium and France in the final settlement of the war, will the leu rebuked for the and spoatiOn inflicted them They will also all men made that not be begun without cntailing punishment
 American soldiers expressed Americas spirit, and have given their with enthusiasm for their ideals We happy that they associated with such comrades they had
 Later President Poncae gave dinner in honor of the American President
 President Poncare and Premier Cemenceau left Presi dent Wilson the Mu1a mansion The crowd cheered the American flag hoistcd the residence The French warmly hailed the American soldiers the streets and thusiasm ran high.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-07
Greit $rfdt lit stras: Grtita9 ben I. 3nni 1918.

miblnngetten Geriuden begann aalll=
merer nit 8bpspbor 5t erperimerltls=
rem, u1lo bierbei entoedte er IN Der
gat gegel1 Gnoe ieiner @efange't7
Idaft Die ridtiee Mfiidune, 10 ooB
Elm afl Die 3euenfpano seltrideues
5ol5hen iif) ertflammte. Sn 6ret=
beit eelest, begann er Die 6abrlfaz
tion Der 3%unobol5den. Sci nenh Wtall@
gel an Gatentidusgeiesel1 fonlte amt
ober feline grfinoung nidt gellfert
bleiben, ionoern Die Mnalpie Iet1er
Miidmng perortlaBte oas gntlteDel1
pom 9onfllrrensfabrifen. 1885 fpnr'
ben Die fir 5u gefabrlih gebalte1iei1
Streidbolsden iogar IN mebrerea
oelltihen Staaten perbotem. Mls man
eieIc oonn in @nglanb fobri5iertc,
5og man bas Serbot 5lriid. Seood
mar es fir ben grfirtoer Sit lpat, nod
Nllsen oarnus 81 5ieben CT ltarb
1857 inn eSrrenbalie.
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Der nerlunnbete Selb.

Gin paderloes 9iIo bon Ser 6ront
finoen tpir in elmer SEEM Dorfer Set
tung. Die s5ene ipielt an Der fron-
3oliiden Sront. SIN einem Ib1bnitr,
Der bon 9rl1ppei1 ser Ser. Staatell
Derteioigt ullo gebalten miro. Inter
ben 5apferen, bic mabrenb oes YIN
TURNS bon elmer augel nieoerge-
ltredt maroeL befallo iid Elm iltnaer
Mrtiaeriit aus Dem 8eiten. Gin tppi=
iher Mmerifaner, einer iener piele1
8anlenoen, Die. iid] inter ben erlten
befaroen, als Der H1f I'll Ben @af=
fen erfolgte. Sic &ngel bate feline
8rnlt oireft Inter Dem Ser5en ourh=
bobrt. PTS er BON Sen &ameraocn
aus Dem 6euerbereid nab cinem Der
binter ser 5ront erridteten Not=So
ipitaler gebra6t noroen ipar, I'M
p~erbnnoen 5l meroen, ibiittelte Der
Mrat ben &opf. Der Jau ldien boff-
nunasIps. Ser 8ermunoete mar BET
poner geiinnullg itno er 5lldte init
feiner @imper, ais Der .Ir5t ibn
iaate, Dab er nur menig @offmung
babe. .@enn sic es fertig bringen
f0nnen, p~oIitanois rubig 81 fiegen.
minoeltens abt Gage fein @lieo SIT
bctpegen, mag es pieneidt aeben"
10 lagtc Der MrSt, nls er ben gerDnns
0eten perlieB, Inn einen nloeren
8leilierten in gebanollng 81 neb,
men. Mht Gage bitourb lag Der auf
ben SOB Gertpmnoete unbeipeglib
ouf Dem @ranfenbett. aIs elmer Der
9ber1r5te an i'm berantrat, I'M iif
nad) ieinem 9efilloen 81 e~rfunoigen,
erbielt er sur Anttport: sd babe oeit
gefebl ansgefiibrt, fpenn es audi Die
refine SoIe mar Der Mr5t berubigte
i'm nro iogte, oaB er Jest allBer @es
fobr iei. ,s9aben Sic cine gotidaft
fir Shre Mngeb0rigen?" fragte Der
Mr3t, i'd meroe ieben, baB iie IN Die
red)ten @diioe fommt.0 oSagen
sic meitten Mneeborigem in ct.
9olis," 70 iantete Die Nntuort, Dab
Sic mid geieben baben uilo oaB lic
lid feline Sorgen MAIDEN ipllen. Sf)
BIN micber hergcitelt." vBitte, ae-
ben sic Sbren Namen." gMn
right" ermieoerte Der Tatisnt, bite
nebnten sic Ynpier .lino idreibsil
Ste. BON SoIkenoorf
mno oann init Dem Mnflug zines 2as
felns, .piiroen iih nniere @egner
mid1t punoersL penn tie DiiBfen, bob
lie einen Mairn mil iold]en Nanlel
perfpitn6et habenl"
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Grfinoer Der 3inbb6lser itarb I'M
Jrrenhaule.

N
Alte 9eute erinnern iih nod an
bic feingefaIteten Eapierltreifen, nit
oenen iid) unfere 8roBodter ibr
Yfeifhen an5iinoeten. gs lit nod
.nidt 10 Iange Der, oaB Die Streid-
boI3er erfuloen moroen iino. Die CIR
finoung ipnroe ourh einen Stoats-
aefanaenen gemad)t, ser inn Sabre
1888 i'm @efdngnis feline Soee sur
praftiId)en Ausfiibrung bradte. 5. s.
Garnmcrcr, aus 2ubiDigsburg gebiir-
fig, mar 5u ieds Boden Saft mi
0obenaspere perurteilt, er bate ie-
bod Die Mufmerfiamfeit uno Die
CUNT ocs Seitingsfommanooltell
~getponlierL Der ibm geItattete, in lei
ner 3eae elm fleines IDENTIFIES Sa-
b~orotorilrm ein5nri1ten. Gammerer
mar idon oorber nit Dem Blame ilm-
gegnngen, Die altmooiiden Inpfbol5.
den ourh ctpas 8eiieres 81 erieseli.
Gs mnren 9ol5den, Die an einenl
gnoe nit Sdhpefel iibersogen, IN Elm
Sldiden nit 9sbeit getupft murocn,
oas nit fpf5entrierter Sdmefe1i1nTe
befelidfet NOR, Inn iid Damn SIT euf-
siinoen. @ar Die 6iilung Der @ids-
den iriIdl 70 NOR Die 8irfung befrie-
oigeno, mar Tie aft. 10 lieB tie uieles
III miiu}den iibrig. gad mauden
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Oas rsiilbene 81"

st1r menisen oiirfte beute oas
,aiiloene Gi@ befannt ietn, oas IN
friiberen 3eitcn aIs cine DertpoIa
llniperiaImeoi5in golt. Damals per-
menoete man in Der 8eilfunoe Gle
Gier nid)t allein snr Grndbrung
IfnddIider urb frazier Berionen,
ME mir oas aud belite tim, ionocrn
Idrieb ibnen nod beionOere 8irfrns
gen al. @ern perfpenoete man 5ii9eil-
sfpedcnGier, oie ielten maren. 50 em-
pfabl man BET Mbeiinta Ii. Yooagra,
Die idmer5enben 3eile nit benz @elb
bon B~fnleneiern 5u beItreiten. 9as
Gnlcnei in @ein aequirlt uno niicg-
tern getrlHlfen, iolte gegen Die
5runfiudt belien. Ges groBtcn GH-
fes erfreute fid aber oas ogiiloere
Gi.~ Gs wuroe nah belonoeren 8or-
Idriiten bergeitent, Die man banflg
gebeimbielt. ssn Ser &egel offnete
man oas 81 am itumnfen Ellbe uno
IieB oas gipeis berauslaafen; ontn
E-
fiiate man Den leergeiporoenen Nanm
nit Safratt, alien moglid)cn @c.
miir5en n1o ieltiamen Stoffen pie
puIperiiierten Shmetterliugsrmlpen
a1fern, arebsaugen uno bergleifen.
3lleBt ihloB man Die Defining uno
ftente oas 81 an einen marlnen Srt
10 lange Bis Der Snbalt pollig per=
oorrte rno lib 81 Ynluer Serreiben
IieB. 0ieies .giiloefle 81" bali nun
gegen aaerlei Sieber, gegen Die Bet
uno ionitige @ebreben @noern Iras
neien binsueefiist> madte es oieie
Inn 10 beilfrdftiger.
Oieies fnrioie 8eilmittel mar fiir
geriebene Seilmittclidwinoler bnd;-
itdbfib Elm eiiloenes 81 oenn es
muroe bon 2eid)tsIaltbiaen oft nit
Colo m%lfgefuogen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-07

@raf 8nrbaro par an oas 8eft
ieiiier Jrau 5urudgeeilt -. Tie Tag
nod. mie .er tie Dor 5mei Wiruten
perlallen batte ldeinbar obne
8dinnung, nit fur5ern, itoBelloan
Sttetil. ais fieberten ibr Gle Yulie.,
Scr @eoanfe an all Die Mcnid1cn
in ieirem @altie onrdbliste i'm
Mnna ldiiten, Oh lie MN cine Ster<
benoe mar ooer pb lie gerettet marb
- jie idiiten, oaB iid feill raltnen=
oes 8efIiiiter iiber ibre Got erbob
gr flingelte.
@inige Minuten perrannen. Ganu
famen Iotpobl Ganlpen als aubatimi.
gr batte fir beioe oas 3eiden gege=
ben.
gr italto I'M fleinen &obn5im1lsr,
aufredt, iebr bleibL NIT poGfommen
aefabter Wiere. 0Wieina iSrau lit er>
frenft. 9err Don Baaat lit idon III
tertpegs gum ar5t. gleibt in Der ai-
be motb nenn ettpas notig iperbcn
lolte -"
Minli, Die iid) bered]tigt glaubte,
ais Snngfer ser @ndoige1l, 5n ibr 5u
ellen, manote iih Oem 3innner SIT,
no lie lire @errilt fltr5atmeno, gift
benb> nit gelblolienen Mngen AMI
Dem gett liegen iab. @raf gnrdaro
mohte cine Sanobemegunlg, als mott
te cr 5llr @eranibloligfeit Dem 5tbl1f
gegeniiber mobilen.
ugs ibeint, Sic @rafilt iflnm
merit fliiterte Ct. Sic fonnell ibr
I'M Montent nidt belfen. Salfef ettd
nur tpad) uno bereit. llno naB iniere
@aite nibt 9eitort meroen.
Dortietuns folgt-)
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ARSENAL AUTO PARTS CO.

802 e.=1lpres CTR. Gel. Grpdett 1854
gon{tdnoises Eager sebraudter Nutos
mobiIteile uno on0erer IN Dieles Sad
16fagcnbeu slrtifel. Tas @elddft tt
inter neuer 2eitu1te. p0Iig iingemoorli
ulIo Dergr0bert. Bel ben ietigen boben
Breiien be3abIt es iid, bel itHs por5us
fpreden poer 3u teIepbonieren. ebe mai
9elbeitelunaen mndt. Suite, fpern and
fdsoH gebrdudbte Heifen ioipie SorbsSeile
tets perrdtig. &omnit III uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-07

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED ~ THE
MITE STATES



True translation hiea with he
POSTMASTER az oan on
May zltn as requires oy 'ae
act OF OCTOBER oun 1911.
gentlde Trauen miiien rec. ,trieren.
-
Wie iett bon 8aibimgtun aus be-
fanut aetnadjt ipirb, miiIen ale bemt-
ldet syraren, Sic in Oentidlaiib ge-
boren OSer Sic an 9entIdje, fpcldc
feline amerifaniiden 8iracr, perbeirn-
tet iinb, reaifrieren. Die. Meaifrie-
rnna finSet it Sen Saaen pom IN.
Bis ann 26. sunni itatt. Sn Sta6tcn,
bic mehr ais 5000 G~iniuohner haben,
afiu and hier III San Nntonio, fin.
set Sic Meailfriermna in Ser Yolisei@
itatipn taft: in f(eiueren Grten in
benz Gpitamf. Mmd 6entfde MGbden,
bic ii6er IA Salre alt iinD nn6 6eren
Batter fein anrerifaniidjer giraer lit,
miii5en rediifrieren. Sri Der Heniifrie=
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Hreitaa, ben Z. Suni 1918.
Bpbnnnesnpt amd) in gerIirt.

@ir leien in ei1er, in elllenl
SbDei5er 8latt erid)ierleten &orre-
fpouoens aus Berlin: nytod Dor Ell
mem baIben Sabre i~tritteu iid in Den
8roB=8 erIiner Sto6tparlameiten Die
Yarteier, OBJ mir IN Der eriten 3cit
mad, Dem &rieee nit ether 8ob-
nl1ngsnot 81 rednen bdben tDiiroen.
Man mics ole 8ebauptungen Der
gtatiitifer, oaB infolge Der feblen=
Sen 9antdtigfeit iih balo Elm fubt=
barer Mangel beionoers oil &lein-
mobnungen geltenb MAIDEN niirne,
ais oas grgebnis tbeoretiiber Mrbei=
ten 5iiriif.
Sn einigen ueitliden Gororten
uir6en iogar Outrage, iofort III Sc
ratung iiber oie Moglibfeit Ser
Sbaffung bon &leiniDobrungen IN
tretelL abgelebnt.
Sett iino mir mitten in eiler
@roBsgerliner @obnungsnot. &leine
@obnltngen limo nidt nlebr 5i ba=
ben. 9~eionoers fiii0erreiden SAINT
lien lit es faum moelih, Elm neiies
Seim 5u finoen. Mud ariegerfrauen
peroen baufig abgeuieierL menn lie
mad @obnungen fragen. Gle @aus=
pirte MAIDEN iidJ ihon Die Grlaut-
MS gum 8ernlieten bon 2agetfenern
nno 9ahrdumef aIs menidlihe
@obnungen ounltse. 9as iino 8nr=
garlge, oenen Die ltdotiihcn Gorper=
idaften bisber nid)t geltiige1lo gead)=
tltng gefbenft baben. 0ie 3abl Der
2ellte, Die nod gum @eeresoienit einz
ge5oeen miro, it notwithstanding ge=
ring, bingegen, nernebrt iib Die Gin
ipobner5obl nj Ben @roB-g erliner
@ernein6en ihon pieoer BON Monat
al Monat. Der 3l5ng BON auber-
bdlb lit auBeroem burballs niht 10
unbetr1htlid. 9ier5n fommen nod
bic ~sabIreid]en NetDerbeirateten. Muf
Ser anoeren Seite rnbt Die 8aut1tig=
felt fajt aan5Iid). Mnn fam belite
ihon poraltsiagei1, oaB Die @ob-
nnugsllbt gum 0ftober oerortig ac-
ftiegen iein miro, oaB Die itaotiidell
8eboroen fiir Notiinterfiinfte Gorge
trogen peroen miiiien. Die fleinel
MoBnabmen Die bon Der Negiermag
nprgejdlngen iporoen lino uno in Der
Breigabe Der Dah- ullo &eIleriuoD-
1ililgen iotpie in Der 6reigabe bon
Eurllbalen uito Der gufiteliing bon
8arafeB beiteben merben nod in
Mniprud genonlmeli tpernen miiilen,
bepor isniere 5elosrallen b%eirafebreIl.'
9emii1hit foa i'm Hbeinlan0 cine
&onfereiiS Der @eu1einOebeboroen sur
@rorterung Der Wobnungsfalnmitdt
itottfinocn. Wir meiren aber. oaB Is
fir @roB8erlin gum 8ernten iiber
MnSbiIfsmittel id)oit 81 ip1t lit. IS
tit u~nbeoingt n~ottpenoig, bob Berlin
urlb Die gororte idnenItens iiber Die
errid)tung BON &Ieinipobnungen IN
er0Berem llmfailge beIdlieBen. Sc
fonbers In einigen Gororten iino se.
eignete @eIdnoe gum gau BON aletn-
pobnunoen our @eniige ~porbanoen.
Die Hegierungsbeboroen ueroen iid
lfon oofiir pernenoerl. onB Baltnme
teriaIier uto Mrbeitsfrdfte CUR Der
fiigling geltent tper0en. 2eioer bot
nod feline @emeinoe @roBsB erlin5
in oieier 8e5iebune eftpas Satiadll-
DIES ansgeridtet.
Cine 6olge oes Margels all Gleill=
pobnungen lit es iibrigens aud, oaB
Die 0adfrage nah beiieren Drei- unO
Bier 33imme @obnungen nuBerot-
oentIid geitiegen lit. @us oieie.n
0rnnbe baben in Den lesten Mar5ta.
gen id)on steigerllnseu bis gu %
Yro3ent fir Die gum Sui fiinobn. Ell
49,. A Az5. M - .s.-.f IL n
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@ie Grik @enter oidtete.

@lts elmer beiterem 8eiellidaft i
Strickland in MedIenblirg bat nla'
einmaI Die Srage an Heitter geridtei
mie er es madlte, penn er oidtefe. Y
antportcte oarauf nit foIgenoen Ter
len, Die elm aagemefnes gefanntner
ben peroienen:
.gYie ih oidbte, pinit OH lpiiien;
Omar nid5t oerne geb' ids fltno.
Sod bu ipridit mir gum 8eipinen =
90 uernimm Den nabren 8rlino.
@rIteus nehlm' i1 einen 8oacn
@ans acfpotnlides Hupier
(@inen Yfennia Iur Der 8p9en)
llnb Den Nleiitift ipib' id mir.
lluo 10 luanoern MN mir breie
t9sdmlih idl, Eapier nno Stift)
@ohlgentut binnils ms Sreie.
Isle Ser @e9 lid seraoe trifft.
Qanafam eeb' ih bin unn pieoer.
Gimme Dies unb benfe oaS,
Sebe mid 3ulebt mubl nieoer
Sn bas ipeidle @ieiengras.
s,ord! ga bor' i'd luifie plnnoern.
Nurtia. % bic Gimme ipridJt,
5dlreib' idl nieber obne 3aunern
llmo 10 mad i'd Elm geoidt!"
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Iltmeiiter Goethe bat red)t: IS
lieBe iif ales treiilidj idlidlten
fonuc man Die Safen slDeimal per,
rid)ten. Mber leioer gebt oos nidlt,
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geid)eioenbeif bel mittelmaBi-
gen 5dbigfeiten lit bloBe Gbrliffeit
bel groben 9alenten lit Tie SeufeIei.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
ONLY ONE TICKET.

A meeting was held at the city hall
last Sunday by those who were OPP
posed TO the charter and the ques-
tion OF placing candidates in the
field was gone over. Some of those
present wanted to contest, but the big
majority OF them were against the
move.
One gentleman present at the con
ference said to Diamond Drill re-
porter, I'VE decided after looking the
field over TO let those who were re-
sponsible for the adoption OF the char
ter have clear field. We thought
that as long as we had been beaten we
should not obstruct the efforts to give
the city better form OF government.
We have no desire to obstruct; Just
want you fellows to go ahead and be
fair with everyone; make the charter
success IL IL can be so made and
unite all our voters back OF It."
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
CAUGHT THIEVES.

Sheriff Wilson and Arvid Bjork
went out to the farming settlement at
Fortune Lake last Tuesday and sue
ceeding in locating the thieves who
broke into Mr.. Bjork's cottage at the
lake and took therefrom many artic-
les of value.
The marauding was done by child
ren, but with the knowledge OF some
OF the parents. The principal work
was done by the children of woods
worker named Wahlstrom who lives
in a shack near the Idlewild road.
Cottagers have been complaining Of
stuff being stolen from their places
about the lake for couple OF years.
The stealing Of pigs at the Blixt
camp resulted in the death Of an in
nocent man, but still the marauding
continued until those who were vic
tins decided to put stop to 1t. II
has not been aseertained il any action
will be taken against the thieves this
time, but they are marked for action
should any more property disappear.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
IRON Is THIRD.

Figures given out at the state road
meeting at Ann Arbor show that Iron
county Is third in the state in rewards
received to January 1, 1918 our total
being s91,54S.
Baraga county makes the poorest
showing as it has not taken advantage
of this feature not receiving a dollar
in rewards. 1t has applied for one
mile of single reward but has not
built any.
Ii Is understood that all our single
reward road will be repaired so as to
secure the double reward allowed
trunk lines.
The figures from the various coun-
ties of the state show that the upper
peninsula counties Jared well in the
amount paid in state rewards.
The figures for the counties OF the
upper peninsula are as follows:
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
BALKs ON ROAD
Louis Roth Wants More Money From
County Road Commissioners.

The new section of the Amasa coun-
ty road cuts through the farm OF
Louis Roth. Mr.. Roth was asked TO
name a price on the land taken from
him by the new road and he set the
figure at $780, The commissioners
agreed to pay that sum and all went
well until the line was established
and the board was about ready to call
for bids. when Mr.. Roth gigged back
and he now demands $1,000 for the
privilege OF crossing one forty.
The road crosses one corner OF
cleared piece. Engineer Larson tells
us that the amount of land taken is
about two acres and the commission
feels that Mr.. Roth is asking too
much for the privilege of crossing his
land.
This action may delay the building
OF the road as the line will have to be
swung TO the east line and will un-
doubtedly cut straight through from
the Roth farm to the Paint bridge
The line that had been settled upon
was certainly a fine one and the COM
missioners regret to have to change Il
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
RED CROSS DRIVE IN MAY.

Another Red Cross drive Is coming
in May and the officers OF that organi-
zation are preparing for II already.
The greatest publicity will be given
the coming drive and for that work
publicity chairmen have been appoint
ed in each county OF the state Mr.. P
O'Brien, editor OF the Iron River
Stambaugh Reporter has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the publicity
committee OF this county and he is
already making plans for the work
which will start soon after the Lib
erty Loan drive Is out OF the way.
A lot OF speakers will be arranged
for Mr.. O'Brien and talks on the Red
Cross and It's work will be made In
every part OF the county.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
DO YOU WANT A TRACTOR.
II You DO File Your Application At
Once With County War Board.

The state OF Michigan has arranged
to get lot of Ford tractors for farm
use and TO distribute these tractors
among the farmers OF the state. So
many applications have poured into
the war preparedness board that a
general plan OF action has been agreed
upon whereby farmers can get these
tractors on their farms at the earliest
possible moment.
Any Iron county farmer who wants
a Ford tractor should file his name
with Captain Richards II he resides on
this side OF the county and with Mr..
Coe II he resides upon the west side
of the county, and file at once.
Terms of sale are as follows: Price
$3.50 (. o. b. cars Dearborn, Michigan.
Tractors will be shipped TO local board
which must be paid in full for the
machine before letting II out OF their
hands.
Captain Richards Is not at home
just now, but his work is being at
tended to by Jas ID. Vivian who has
the blanks and who will be glad t.
confer with any farmer wanting q
tractor. Blanks have been sent to
Mr.. Coe for the use OF farmers III
Iron River, Stambaugh and Bates.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30

Several young men from Iron Rivos
in big Buick six car bumped into
rig owned by an Italian resident of
the Dunn location on the county road
at Mrs Parks place last Thursday
evening. The man was thrown out
OF the rig and rendered unconscious
by the fall. The horse ran away, and
the men in the car put on all speed
ahead and when seen going up the
odgers hill they were hitting off about
60-mile clip.
They didn't give any attention 10
the man who was injured at all. For
tunately Herman Holmes was driving
by and he stopped and looked after
the man whose injuries were not Sc
we're. The driver OF the car should be
arrested
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
BUSINESS CHANGE.

A deal was consummated during
the week whereby John Tufts became
owner of the stock OF Chas. Neuge-
bauer and Charles Robinson in the
John Tufts Co
Mr.. Tufts has owned majority OF
the stock of the concern OF which he
was the founder. Mr.. Robinson and
Mr.. Neugebauer has been associated
with him for a number OF years in the
business. Mr.. Nengebauer having
been manager for several years be-
fore Mr.. Tufts election to that posi-
tion a few months ago
Through the purchase OF this stock
Mr.. Tufts becomes again a very large
owner OF the stock OF the concern. He
has associated with him John Kles-
ges and Max Kluttig as stockholders.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
GERMANS ON NEW TACK.

London-Prisoner and machino
guns have been captured by tho Brit
ish, the war office announces. The
lighting continues fercely on botI
banks of the Somme. The enemy
opened a heavy bombardment on the
British defenses east of Arras. An
attack Is developing In this sector. Re
peated attacks were made along the
valley OF the Somme.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30

To the Citizens OF Crystal Falls:
In view Of many inquiries regarding
our city water. submit the result OF
the latest examination, under date OF
March 26, 1918:
Bacteria at room temperature l.5O0.
Bacteria at incubator temp 20.
Red colonies on ltmus Iactose agar
None.
B. Coll. in 25 &C, present.
Il. Coli. / &C, none.
Potability. suspicious.
Inasmuch as there are a few colon
bacilli present. would suggest that
the water be boiled before using. !
am OF the opinion, however. that this
contamination comes from the sur
face water and is OF temporary ma
ture.
A. A. METCALF, Health Officer.
The diamond drill., 1918-03-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

The county board OF supervisors
meets at the court house today.
New ads are: Lindwall & Lind
strom, Crystal Falls Cooperative.
Miss Aemlia Wills went to STAN
baugh yesterday to visit her sister.
Mrs. T. G. Brooks. .,sNstL
Don't let Marshal Broad catch you
driving your car without 1918 IL
cense. He's after everyone. ~
Letters received from Jake Oswald
say that he Is getting on nicely at
Fort oglethorpe and he likes the army
very much. ="
DR.. Bovlck performed very diff
cult operation on Mr. Charles P.n-
ehaud last Monday. A part of the
lower stomach was removed. At this
writing the patient Is improving, and
there is hope for her recovery
The care OF the poor OF Iron coun-
ty passes to the county commissioners
next Monday. Arrangements have
been made whereby a system similar
to that OF Dickinson county will be
installed with Carl Sholander doing
the field work.