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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-18
VAIL FILE IS CAUSE OF DEATH.
Alleged That Wife of Greenwich, fsnn.. Man Used Instrument To
 Hbab HiM Under Eye.

New York Dec, 13.-An ivory handled nail file is believed by the police to be the instrument which caused the death of Joseph N. ONeill in a room of the Greenwich Hotel, at his wife was arrested in New York on he charge of nran saus,i :. Alr and Mrs. O'Neiii wenf 10 [ oom in the hotel Friday morn'n. hort time latef aN" sent ont a cail Tor physi- elan saving her husband had fallen ard hurt himself.
 She said he had been drinking. Dr. Thompson alswsrsd the call, but o. Sell died soon after he arrived Yrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-18
DISiISS COTTON
 HOLDING COMPANY. MeMbcr, Texas Executive Ger nit. tee Hold Meeting af Dallas

Dallas, Tex, Dec. l8-Fifteen nem- nerS of the executive committee H 'Ae Texas division Of :he so ern 'tQtron association were in secr ses-
 Il at the rooms of the Dal'e ~orn- =s'rcial club nearly all of s av.
 5 known that some of tha mat G nsidered was the move to estt ; cotton holding lny go .Ia.t in al cha c0tto ns sta,"s wi'h q capital ot not han onr la@4tQf dollars Many of 1ro- no;e:s .: the idea believe Ian feas.o.s and ,ha. f viii 500 tteri- alza in corporate exis euce
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-18
BISHOP NORRIS HEJi t.SS

l.tttIe Rock. bee 1S. Ise Gt Hon. John 3. Morris. bis}.a,5 coa(- .pt"f "l Little Rock, ia expected to rel urn to Little Rock Tuesday from Rome, where he has been some time, during which he was preconcized bN Plus. Ea h., t,nfi.ht was ia receipt of i" eabie@ram some days ago to thr eff .cJ tnat the bishop would arrive here December 1S, but since that time nothing bas been heard from him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-18

Sore lungs soother and heasd py Brooks Cough and Consumption Cure the great antiseptic lung healer Kills the germs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-18
$l5,OOO HLAZE
 AT PARkkDALE. ARK.
Two Stores and Pythian Hall Barn
 ed, Rut PoStofficc Was Sawed.

;ttln Rock, Ark, Dec 1S Fir" property valued al s'a,- '"rkdale The store nf wood, the Masonic aud II and the store of p} were burned By the posToTirr vas lei feFeeiaiiy when ,a- Pr SaYsaparllln made.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Reedsburg Times: If there is one
truth that should impress itself upon
the American people st this time in par
ticular, it is that there can be but one
standard of honesty and that it must
apply alike in religion, in business and
in politics. The idea that there can be
one kind of honesty for religion and
another for business or for politics is
absurd Sooner or latter It crops out
that men Tho practice Or condone pub-
lie graft sdop; the same standard in
their business affairs, and Of course
their religion is tainted the moment
they encourage or practice crookedness
In either brsiness or politics.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
Recent Occurrences of Interest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark.
AMENDMENT TO SWEDISH LAWS
Government Aims to Punish Those
Engaged in the Anti Mill.
Iary Movement.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.

According to the Swedish papers,
the government has Submitted amend
ments to the existing laws, with 4
view of combating the growth Of the
anti-milftavy sentiment Gad Furnishing
those engaged in the increment. Says
correspondent: Public encoura cement
to riots and disturbances is to lie
punished with fines and Imprisonment
MP to four years. The ranking officer
at all places where trccps are sta
toned is to have the authority to re-
fuse permlssioif to soldiers to attend
gatherings at winch thale Is likely to
be remarks advising co.,ecripts to dis
regard conscripti0n ana encouraging
hatred against the arm Such utter
anccs are reasonable, Detrimental to
discipline and viii have tendency TO
ruin the efficiency of the army in the
event of active service. The public
prosecutor has made Official complaint
against fIinke BcrgegreL for his scdi
tious ana iucendiaTy l2''guage in the
large HlssmcctiES at stockholm on
April and also against Axel Holm
strom. tne young socialist agitator."
King Oscar las recc.ved from DIR.
Syea TTedin, the noted traveller an In
teresting letter, dated at Nasirabad.
Persia, April -. With seven men and
fifteen animals he crossed the deserts
southeast Of Tehcrun, drew map Of
the Great and Kavir salt deserts and
traversed the Khur Tebbes and la.
habad deserts, the last named having
never been visited by any other
traveller. In the course OF the Journey
Dr. Hedin made 1G2 maps and
sketches. 1856 panoramas 500 photo
graphs and 100 drawings fron nature.
lie started from Seistan oyince
April 20 with q, new caravan. intend
Ing to pass through Baluchistan. pene-
trdte Thibct and cross the Himalaya
mountains into India. In this letter
DR.. Hedin praises his Russian escort
very highly.
One Of Sweden'S oldest and most
prominent scientists, Professor d. G.
fjndhagen, secretary Of the Academy
OF Sciences, Is dead. Mr. Lindhagen
was born in ostergotland In 1919 and
| studied astronomy at Upsala and Ber-
| lin, He was for n number Of years
| the director Of the observatory Mt Pull
kova. Frc4 1865 until 1866 he was
assistant astronomer ut the UpSala
observatory, when he was appointed
secretary of the Academy Of Sciences
| in Stockholm. He was conscientious
student and has been for years a con-
tributor to many Swedish and Ger
man magazines and periodicals,
According to the Svenska Dagsbladet
/ the app2'rt'Aent by Norway Of r.
Nogt. as minister 10 Sweden Is a very
| satisfactory one, Perhaps as salts
factory n one as could be made under
@Ss circumstances. At envy rate the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

modern drama has been in itself
momentous. AS playwright he
brought to his art skill in crafts
manship and a realism in treatment
that made him the distinctive
dramatist of his time and brought
about revolution in dramatic writing
His plays, too. are real plays-vertible
studies of human life and not merely
sermons in the form Of plays, But it
is not to their technical excellence nor
to the keen insight into human life
which they reveal that their profound
influence is due. The authors refusal
to accept esta blished conventions, his
remorseless exposure Of the hollow
ness of cherished ideals, political or So
cial, his ruthless sincerity in testing
all our social standards over again by
new ideals and under a new light
these ATE the qualities which have
given his work its great Importance
That a thinker working along such
radical lines and so merciless in his
criticism should have aroused violent
antagonism was inevitable. On the
OiiE ILiiitl lit has bttil VAN "a = AltNe4'f
extreme immoral and destructive. On
the other, he has been rs extravaganza
~ praised as a genius whose work, If
not constructive, was useful in sweep
ing away false notions and preparing
the world for better era. How
posterlty will rank him can only be
conjectured, but one fact may lie af-
fiumed with confidence. In tie deluee
of criticism and comment which viii
follow his death there will be nowhere
a denial that lie was one Of the great
geniuses who forced the intellectual
world Of his time to break away from
established ideas and to think for it
self. Even that part Of his work
which seems to consist chiefly of de-
structive criticism of life has this
merit, that it compels original think
ing. In this alone his service to so
ciety has been incalculahle"
All eyes are turned on Trondhjemr
and although the coronation is still
three weeks away the city. is filling
Continued on ned page
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

,~7-0C.lCiTn PAPERS, especially the DaS
bladet speaks very highly of the new
minister and welcomes his appoint
ment IS one who understands the
SweGes much better than the majority
of his eountrymen. In many respects
yogt is a Swcde. having spent his
boyhood days in Sweden and has also
been a student at Tpsala.
The International Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals ard
the International Society Against
vivisection will hold n congress Aug.
. to at HeIslngborg. Lectures VII
be given by Professor Foster. Of Ber-
lin. Miss Awson Of England, the Rev.
William Allan Of Scotland, ana VI.
are expected 70 participate in the con
gross, over which Raron Carl Carlson
Bonde win preside.
The Swedish nliIlcfs at n recent
meeting in Stockholm voted t. rtduce
their output during TIE 0:-..4S year
lsy 20 Per cent. or elise their mills for
n period Of ten weeks. The cI1T I1ycs
VIII be hard hit by this ureXpectel &C.
cisioE. rs an explanation Of their ac-
tion the miIicrs say there hes been an
overnroduc.icn in the past and tho
business Is not on a satisfar tory basis
in conseg nanCe.
Swclon's new raval station viii he
located II Marstrand. the famous
watering place whore King Oscar has
Eoen so font cf spending his sum
mers. An appropriation fer barracks
will be made hy the government ana
a training school for 200 boys and
training ship IS also 10 lc located
there
Professor Nils Sticruhe:g, of Tn
sala university, has been rendered and
has accepted the chair OF political
economy at the Stockholm high school
Professor StjernherG Is n man of great
learning and his selection for the chair
in question has been hailed with gem
cral satisfaction.
m unknown patriot has donated
12.o00 Swedish flags TO the public
schools in Stockholm I'm order that
every school boy and school girl may
DO the proud possessor Of q flag, The
gift is a unique one and :, 5 oc-
ccsloned much favorable comment.
August StrindberG's latest play,
"Gnets Hcmllghet" Crhe Secret Of tie
PartyD was rendered for the first
time at the Syenska teatcrn In Stock
holm May Z. There was n large and
fashionable audience in attendance.
Prince Carl ia contemplating the
purchase Of the beautiful country seat
Stubbarp, so picturesquely located
near Skelder nay. 1t IS at present the
property Of Nine. Augusta Sjocrona.
An opera terrace will lie built In
connection with the Malar restaurant
In the near future. Work en- same
will begin early this month
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Reform is in the air In Canada just
the same as it is in this country, and
our Canadian neighbors are even going
us one better in some respects. For in
stance, they have recently adopted a
law in Canada which not only prohibits
the publication Of Sunday newspapers
in that country, but also prohibits them
from being transported across the Dor
der from this nation. In other words
the people of Canada will hereafter have
to be on their good behavior on the Sab
bath day, without even a chance to look
at the funny pictures. Oshkosh North.
western.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
NORWAY.
ChrIstiania.

Says the Chicago Daily News
regarding lbsen's death: With the
death of Henrik lbscn there passes
one of the Titans Of literature, a
writer whose work has become a hv-
ing. persistent force IN the worlds in
tellectual life. whose first concern was
not with literary art but with man
and with actualities. He was
philosopher, moralist. soeiologist and
social critic. as welt rs poet and play
wright, but it would be useless TO at
tempt to classify him under any OF
these titles. Primarily a thinker, he
was one Of the men who by the force
of Ideas clear the ground of accepted
conventions and force progress toward
new ideals, Ills influence rnon the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

A formal complaint, signed by State
Insurance Commissioner Zano M. Host,
was filed in Judge Donovan's municipal
court at Madison. charging Secretary
Of State Houser with Offering him a
bride IL he would render a decision In
the Equitable insurance case in accord
ance With memorandum handed by
Houser to Host. Mr.. Houser waived
preliminary hearing, gave a personal
bond of 81, 900 and and the case will
open today.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

A strong fight is started In the east
against child labor in factories and
stores. Wisconsin and Minnesota have
strong laws against child labor, and
they are generally enforced. II is stat
ed that in the east and south the mana
gers of cotton mills have lowered the
looms to permit children to work them
and at night the foremen in some fac
tories will throw cold water on the
children TO keep them awake. In Others
the poor little workers are prodded with
q stick.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

This spring took a cold which set
tied on my lungs. had such a cough
could not rest at night. My friends,
and / myself thought l had consump-
ton.
ga friend advised me to try Peruna.
I bought a bottle and wrote to you for
advice. Before 1 had taken one bottle,
my cough was better 50 I concluded to
give it further trial.
81 followed your directions as closely
as possible, and thanks to you and
Peruna, am well woman to-day"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Nothing in politics il more certain
than the forecast that William J. Bryan
win be the democratic candidate FOR
president in 1853 Every thing points in
that direction The CENSOR predicts
that when the Wisconsin democracy
meets in conference. or convention, next
week, a resolution will unanimously
make such declaration. Sse IL we are a
good guesger.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Pe-ru-Ha Contains No Narcotics.
One reason why Peruna has found per-
manent use in so many homes is that it
contains no narcotics of any kind.
Peruna is perfectly harmless, if taken
according to the directions on each
bottle. So used, it can be taken any
length of time without acquiring a
drug habit.
1t has no bad effect upon the system,
and gradually eliminates catarrh b. re-
moving the cause of catarrh.
There are multitude of homes where
Peruna has been used off and on for
twenty years.
Such a thing could not be possible
if Peruna contained any drugs Of
harmful nature.
Address DIR. Hartman, Presi}cnt Il
the Hartman Sanitarium. Colums,r. 81.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

United States Senator Arthur p. Cor.
man, from Maryland, died at Washing
ton, the immediate cause OF death being
heart trouble, Senator German was
one Of the spectacular figures of the
democratic party for years and for fifty
years hiss held public attention in poll
tics. he rose from the position Of page
in the senate to a member Of the body.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Congressman Babcock hss been sum-
moaed to appear before the New York
grand jury to tell what he knows about
the collection and use Of corruption
funds while chairman Of the republican
congressional committee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
a Snrlne Ionic.


A LAIGST everybody needs tonic
"a in the spring. Something to
brace the nerves, inyigorate the brain,
nal cleanse the blood. That Peruna
possesses such qualities is beyond all
question.
Wa have on file thousands of letters
which testify to the curative value of
Peguna in cases Of nervous depres-
sion and run down conditions of the
system.
4 TYPICAL letter.
Mrs. Rhoda Stuffed beam, Bunch, Iowa,
writes:
For years L suffered with catarrh of
the throat and bronchial tubes.
Il doctored with different physicians,
bur kept getting worse all the time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

a thoughtful writer remarks that
probably there was never before such
astirring mp Of great business men as Is
now going on il this free land Of ours,
and probably the resultant estonish.
ment Of The people OF tho nation over
the disclosure made a. greater than the
people OF any nation of modern times,
at least has ever experienced from the
same canses Amos. every day the in
vestigators uncover fresh astonish-
mens AUD the free shares in coal mines
with which minor officials Of railroads
have been loaded seem 10 astonish the
chief railroad men as much as taey do
the public. Il wss great scheme for
buying favors
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

General G Gorge & Bryant, late erair-
man Of tho republican state central
committee, is ous in strong ana con.
vincing letter giving reasons Why
Governor Davidson is entitled to an Gu.
dorsement of his fficial course RS chief
executive Of the state. j. is hnpeces.
sary for the old warrior 10 rsciie the
reasons, for ninety niue Of egery ian.
bred republicans in Wisconsin realize
the justice OF the claim ard via so act
when the primary election is held 1t
Is significant, however, that General
Bryant of all men Is capable and worthy
TO address republicans of Wisconsin.
1t was he who was godfather 10
Robert NJ LaFolIette his first and last
bsnefsetor II is he who has conducted
every campaign Mr. La Toilette has
ever been interested in except the last
strenuous fight. Who has better right
TO speak for Wisconsin republicans and
republicsnismt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN WHO ESCAPED
SPRING CATARREl By TAKING PE-RLj-NA.
Spring Fever Is Spring CatarrIl==Nothng Robs One
OF Strength Like Spring Catarrf1
Pe-ru-na Is a Fine Tonic For a
Weary Woman.
A Letter of Praise.

(~S~~e~N~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
Miss Nellie Condor, $50 eth Avenue Brooklyn N. "
writes:
Iconsider Peruna the ideal spriGg fonic
'FOr the past five years have taken at this time
OF the year and find that enables endure the
variable weather of the spring and the trying heat of
{ the SuHmer."
Peruna affords the most prompt and permanent relief
In all cases of nervous prostration caused by systemic
catarrh, as verified by many cures on our records.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Peruna never fails 70 prevent
spring cataTrf or nervous prostra-
ton, IL taken In time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
Gained Eighteen Pounds.

~~~~>-~~-~r~y'
Gained Eighteen Pounds.
Mrs. Hattie Hamilton y. F. D. ,, Sparta KY, writes:
II have taken two bottles of PerIna and commenced
the third.
Il dd really need the third one, but thought IL
best % take another bottle.
~ have afWsyS weighed F02 pounds, but since be-
s1n a. lRg Peruna weigh I20 pounds for Are first
a.se IN ali my life, ard am now 80 years old
''t3ar seGciue has surely done me a great deal of
good ard have recommended il TO several others
Wz0 E1vs began taking IT,
"AIy mother who is as years old, had grown weak
she could scarcely walk.
she took two hotties of Peruna and is feshier and
IS looking weI'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1906.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-13

Wool Cardine and Spinnina.

WOOL AarulnB anu SPINNING.
ON JUNE TENrH,I WILL COMMENCE
Othe business of wool cardinZ nd the manu-.
facture OF wouleu yarns. Custom WORK dOue
TO order. Those who desire 10 send their wool
can leave II In care Ct Flsdrn IL Hendrc1.
sons harness shop Vlroqua: Formers A.
lance wesley; Cha Bros. LaFJree; r +
Rustsd BioOniDRdale. 1t viii be- WORKED
according TO Instructions ard returned
MIS- | GLEaN, Pr " ietor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Wm. Salmep enttnen liioma
f. ,iIen fentdfoupan liiffeenboitola
IN mt @isconIin Central ytautotle
50. pleinen iuomaloiuen moitten al'S
omies apipfdd bdneltd molsta'
Sieouetafoa glnoerIon &c Siuberotn
RouiafaupaSta, eli oioitteello:
INm. galmeD,
Dor ALB, Sronwcob, wiicb.
airtfofSSrim barioihitIet buo-
menna, periantaino Ito s italia ttr
fosIa. Saienid tutiutaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
Pdikkdkuitndltd.
sumalampalweluffia. 6

Observation-Disclosures. Gnii
%iunmntaina 9esIemerisId puoli 10
aamuua.
8iitoSpaiwind Sronpoooisio puo
Ii 10 aomulla.
SdndGn hartousIeurot 9tosIi jim ta'
losIo Muroran pddad puoli s i'll.
y. Wuori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
wStus aiitospaituafsi. Sum

&QnluutSl HutIe' iu'""
mat pdipauiIen &iitospdimdfi Mr'
moriim Flo IL pdipdud ia tarloo'
mat rmpfaa oinafin Flo 9 iltaan as
Ii, min .ebootamme. eta mentdtlt'n
ioufpla 10 pdiipdliIeae ia maparte'
toan totona olepat naiIet ferrontm
pdipdaiIen ia iuo1iien loittamtlesto
ia mieoGGn beitd ruuale Stitospai'
mdnd Mrmoriin. Sdmd eittps on
toIibpmd taitile, mutta erltta'n
,poortoreiae" eIittdiIimme, ettd Dam'
mdstpttdiIitte emdntdndfed tlmoltta'
malta beiue, ettd NIT Iaaipat olla
mapoito riruon laittomilesto, fun
moan laboette tansIamme Mrmo'
rppn. Sdsia aIiasta woitte pdattaa
elm. uroisIa" toi r~uofatunnila tal'
monnosio. Sta elitpfiemme ioottte
nfIimieIi1esti paattdi ilmoitamme ate'
rion motIarpan oifuiIilto oinoastaon
% ia lopIilta Is ienttid. Tuotda
on runIaasti. ,EDrffid" ia mltitaftn
lintuio opat runiaasti la%bioittaneet
eteId, pobiois ia gon Susttrtin 1or'
mart.
Senfistd obielmaa iuoritetoon flo
2:lto pdipGad ia FLO S:lta italia.
Sbielmon Iuorittaiio oman potffo'
funfoloisten awustamiletlt ooote'
toon ulompaafin.
Wlitd toos muitten tonSIn pbteen'
tDrmdpfIiin tulee, lpsta eltnt. N':ft
pubuu, Ell ole lie ainataan &anlallte'
fe,,rofunnan inn, fosfa tdmd mpp7
ibis ia r,tofa rpoiaari" on ilmoitettu
pbteent0rmdpSten tudlttdmilefii 10
niime puooen oifono.
Qltuiuliittuom mibittiin ntime
Iouantaina Wtifabosta mills Ilma
.Sariu ia mr. Semmin9 Saorela.
Somoin miIs Ntaria Mtplpfon9os
ia mr. Soban P~obioisobo. Soifpo'
famine onnea!
6anpp amiesSobn Seui ppp'
tad iImoittaa, mile iptta pitdmdt
: lebmid, ettd bdn on bonffinnt bp'
mdn :rotusIonnin ia tnlee pitdmddr
ten ebeleen.
ScSSemerin ieur otunnan tito
ma pnniStui fpiime i%unmuntai iltano
foifin puolin bptuin. Puboasta tn
Ioa oil mdbGn pli 12O bou.
Spmlmfii gmnmecn mattusta
moiIiue on mr. 0m Mdfi bonftinu
erittain bpndn tilaiiuuoen. Otto
. matfaa bpipdud ippad moipi Ianoo
bumimatfafIi. 2aima on erittdir
bpmG ndin talmelu mattustomiStc
marten. &atiofaa ilmoitusta nil
bennead iipuua. &pieltda mutton
Fin pilettien bintoia.
adDf6a tatiomosia milia lab
f6funia 9lurorasfabuua. Snddn
pa5dip ia 10 ienttid.
3nnnettm fanIalainen mr. So
ban 2iIponen on ottanut pattan mi
Sobn Seuin lila ia ruotatawaro
faupaSia.
Galmtaaii paltpelustpttDid by
min toisfieliIiin perbeiIiin. patta
obottaa teitd. Diff parempi JOS tp
tot oIaiIimot ebes pdbdn pubuc
enslanninfieItd. Slmoitto,ltifaa bet
@Ifreb 8aortiieae.
228 Mc9eoo abe.
SeIe. 12O SO. Sronwoob, Wtid
9bmtbubt, Wlr Watti Cabin
oiaue tt. 10 pdiipdn aamuua bdner
ipaimonIa Maria labioitti teripeer
ia reippaon tntDn. - Wtatti Homie
lin iofeIee !Samanan Iifaria tutta
milleen.
Gbas Wantamdfi Iairastae
beiffona Iairaana totonaan ytorriet
lufeiIiaa.
GDGinD Gfamiftifta
on emf Iuofon rddtdIiliife. Sos II
laotte bdneltG putunne Min tilett
tpprptetptIi. Sdneqd on Iiuurin fpa
Iifoima ~fanfoito tdsId fountisia. Sii
febuone lib SuTfolf It., Sronmool
Wid). = Tel. 297.
&~alntaam. Quo moloista tp'
TOD, iouo on fotemusta fauppo
alaaa, boIutoan fosiD6rifii moate
fouppaan. Suomea ia I'll otlio to
moGa emf fila. Sabempid tietoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
&pfda tabdm pajaan!

Sii1toIoilet lepdt Osfori ia
Saaffo ytiemi omot oponeet paios
Iiiffecn luroro itreetild nostopddtd
WaIp.Ieran booIio, Dopis &c Sch
rim Itoorofennufien tpieresid.
Sopiilt fdpod fotemoSio.
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