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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
s DEADLOCK uNBRoKEN.
Feeling at AIseciras More Hopeful OF
AZ sS$F I'm Anraa ~ = M ?F5i


q Algeciras, Spain, Feb. rs Although
the Franco-G German deadlock remains
unbroken the opinion of the delegates
to the Moroccan conference f1uctuates
as to the. results. the view being rather
more hopeful that some solution is
possible. This is due largely to the
German attitude that an adjustment
eventually will be reached American
delegates also continue confident de-
spite the French and British pes.
simism. The German delegates main
tain that the French concessions have
not been important, as France contin-
ues to assert her special position in
Morocco, whereas Germany contends
for nternationa hzation and the equal.
fly Of all the powers. ,.sas 81.
& Extraordinary activity reigns here.
The delegates are exchanging constant
visits. Some of the delegates express
the view that some conciliating move
will be made directly from Berlin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23

DECISION is AFFIRMED.
Chicago Union Found Guilty of illega
80. Conspiracy. s. ~

Conspiracy. re:
Springfield, NJ, Feb. 23.The su.
prenae court has handed down an opiny
ion affirming decision Of the Cook
county court in timing members of
Franklin union No. 4 for unlawful as
saultse upon nonunion men and filming
the union for being guilty of illegal
conspiracy. The supreme court holds
the strikers had no right to picket
plants and that the union can be held
liable as corporation. z.55s.
Justices Roggs and Scott dissented,
holding that there was not evidence TO
Justify a verdict against the union.
The dissenting Judges express individ,
ual views sustaining the right of strik-
ers to persuade and induce by peac-
able means others to join in strikes
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
RESTORED 70 PUBLIC DOMAIN.
More Than One Million Acres Secured
by illegal Filing.

Omaha. Feb. q % The announce
ment is made at the Office of Il o.
Wheeler, head of the government
secret service in Omaha, that already
more than 100000 acres of land,
which had been segregated through II
legal homestead filing, have been re-
stored to the public domain since the
beginning of the present crusade
against land frauds. The fraudulent
entries were practically made since
1903. ..f..l:. s ;-g4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
.HOCH PAID The PENALTY
The ChicaqO Bluebeafd Has His Neck Stretched While
Ills Attorneys Make Frantic Efforts to
Prevent the Execution

corpus from Judge Lands of the
federal court. The writ was denied
and the execution proceeded while
the attorneys made frantic efforts to
prevent the hanging by other legal
means. 81 ". * s5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
THREE NATIONAL PARKS.
One Of Them TO BE Located ii Hos
Springs, S. %.

Springs, S. %.
Washington, Feb % The senate
COMMITTEES com on public lands has author
lied favorable reports on three bills
o'nrcerning national parks. 2anaone
these Is the bill creating Mesa yerflc
National park IN Colorado, to preserve
TIE ruins and relics Of the prehistoric
cllff dweilers, The other bills provide
ior ths enlargement Of a pubiic park
70 santa Cruz county, Cal, ana for
the creation of the Battle Mountain
Sanitarium park dit Hot Springs. S. III
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
CASTRO
Turns 4 Twist in the British
Lions Tail and Howl
Follows

Willemstad, Island Of Curacao, Feb,
I IA well informed official OF Ca,
racas, In a letter received hero during
the day, says that President Castro,
encouraged in his war against foreign
ers by the fact that the United States
and France have. taken no action
against Venezuela has given orders to
prepare the documents to institute
legal proceedings against the ia
Guayra haTbor corporation and the La
Guayra and Caracas railroad
These companies are both owned by
British subjects and are largely cap
italized. The writer Of the letter re-
ferred to adds that they probably will
suffer the same fate as the asphalt and
other concerns. sS
The Venezuelan government has Gre
sated q monopoly OF the manufacture
Of cigarettes ohliging all manufac-
stnrers 70 join a trust In which Presi-
dant Castro and his friends have ac-
CURED the lions share.
k3saas ~ EzA hSL rs ~ - :. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
MAY Gail EXTRA SESSION. u
Governor of New Hampshire Opposed
Il to BETTING on Races. M I'D As

Concord, N. H, Feb % Governor
McLane and his counsel have sent a
communal alton to the supreme court
Of New Hanps asking for its opin.
ion upon the question Of the legality
of the New England Breeders club,
which is planning to conduct running
races at Salem. IN the communities
ton the governor and his counsel init
mated that It may be necessary to call
q special session Of the Legislature 70
act on the subject with reference to
pool selling, bookmaking and betting
lat the racetrack
The governor desires to knoW IL
these features are unlawful. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
MANIA FOR TRAIN MREckING.
Prominent Ohio Womas placed Under
s}5 Arrest. 5s,

Thin, O., Feb. "a Mrs Cora Car
penter was arrested here during the
day accused OF wrecking q Pennsyl-
vaaia freight train q week ago Wednes-
day night and attempting to wreck a
fast passenger train on that night and
the night following. n n n
Mrs Carpenter is a member Of i
prominent family Of this county and
III highly educated and apparently re-
fined She Is supposed to- have q
mania for causing and witnessing
wrecks. The authorities declare it
was a nliracse that ii fast train. crowd!
ed with passengers, Wsas not wrecked
9n the first and second attempts To
ditch 1T
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23

4 1nturies we 10 and those we suffer
are seldom weighed ID The same hal
asiee Summons.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-23
MINNESOTA BUTTER LEADS.
Awarded First Prize In Contest at
Chicago. 25-:s Il

S Chicago, Feb. 23.- The National
Creamery Ruttermakers' association
butter Judging contest resulted in the
awarding of first prize to the state of
Minnesota, whose combined points
numbered ITS, as against lat for Wis
oonsin, its nearest competitor. Iowa
was third In the contest, Michigan
fourth and Illinois fifth, with 35 points.
twenty-five states took part in the
Compel
Gold medals were awarded to A.
Carlson. Rush City, Mimi, for excel
Ience Of butter exhibited and silver
cups to S. u. Shnonson, Milton. Wis;
Nv. III. Bechtel. Caro-, Mich: Louis Mel.
son, Camp Point, Ia, and r. 4. Odell,
Greenfield. Ia. Il
The highest average. the highest
score and the second highest score is
what the Minnesota buttermakers cap
tured. This means that the Bread
and Butter state has made practically
q clean sweep OF everything offered ia
the way OF prizes for good butter.
.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

maaliStuulla:
Nasbnautisia 1 Tutousp. eli 4
p. feIo 2 ip. poltion touluao, eta
aammpdipdQd, fila oamupdimdlld
piodn alma Iunnuntaifoulua MIND
immntaina tuin oIen Nasbpoutiss
ia.
StemenioniSia iunnuntaina 4 y.
tello s ip.
GmbarraSitsio fu%nnuntaita II p.
fe0o 1 y. Otto SdrpiIen taloeIo.
Spartasia I%unmntaina Is y. feIo
2 ip.
SportaSio Ntor. Sim. p. 25 y.
tello 2 ip.
Sunnmntoifoulm oltaa SpartasIa
% y. felo 10 op. Soimoiiin eta
nanbemmot panilimat lapienIa iofa
ainoa foulumn, ettei lapiista tnliii
piffu pafanoita.
Hippitoulun alotan SportasIa JOS
Sumala Iuo, toufotmn u p. feao
10 aomulo.
&. Hanfila.
Sioite: Box 131 Sparta, Winn.
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&amiallisiemrafmmnat 9SDpmln-


gisia.
SmmalanpolipelutIia pioetddn mao
listmlIa Ieuroaipaeti:
4 p:nd SatlepisIa flo 10 e.pp. ia
Srontierisfa Flo 2 ip.
IL y. Oiamonopilesid.
IS p:nd tSannasIa firfosIa Flo l
ip. ia folmannen faiipannolIa feuo
1880, 81 p:nd 9annon ~firfosia Flo
7.3O.
Nippitoulu altaa SannasIa 10 y.
m~oalisfuuta ia festdd Iiad tertaa
fen miiton. Eipi0e lastemineu tas
psbtuu palmu%i unnuniaina bubtif.
8 p:nd. '4
% p:nd Sumalanpalmelus Tocf
SprinsIisld Flo 10'op. ia tIr 7.30
Italia.
Oiamonomiae, Wpo., beImif. %
=. 1906.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
airtelliiia tlmottmfiia.
Wort Slrtbarim ia Sort NiiIiamis
&eurafuuuat.

2irfonmenot tpuoroin teIIo 10 G.
PIP. ia feGlo 3 /. PIP. q. 81. ..
iparreIla en%iimmdiiend i%unnuntaina
fuusIa. PpbdfonIu foImeSia paiz
fasia iofa ppbd.
Spntpnpt ia Tasteful:
German ia Selma 9ouoan t. @iIi
Sister. I. tammif. 23 p. tostet. belmif.
2 y.
Srbn ia Siloa Sd%rfpempddn y.
Sacob 9eniam I. tammif. % y. +.
belmif. 4 y.
8aue ia Sbo Stallion y. Gino MIon
I. belmif. 2 y. +. Z y.
Osfar ia !Siioa Yobioien t. glma
9tIiina I. Wtarrasf. 6 p. -O5, t. hell
milf. 10 y.
Sobn ia Silmo Sanbpn y. Soimo
Sobonnes i. tommif. II y. t. belmif.
10 y.
@niti ia @9enbla glinallin t. Saimi
Ntorsreo T. belmif. Is y. t. 23 p.
Srans ia Gola !SelIbersin p. SranS
glrtbur I. belmit. 3 y. f.. % y.
gSibittp
Matti GmiI Gun 9teisidr,pelt6 ia
Gliiabetb Wtaiiola 3iminsasta pibit.
port glrtb. belmif. 8 y.
&uoaut ia b%auoatt,:
9iiia &ustlri o. i. Solmes, t. bel
milf. 13 y. b. 10 y.
6etti 6amnla t. belmit. 23 y. +.
"a y.
Sebfddt tp6td Min fauWan FUN
pdilpd on. Db tiilee iouoin Ell FIT
faam moi mstd tebbd.
:. $. 9einonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
Sumalan palmelutIia

maaIiStunao: G.iIfarbiSIa, Wis. 4 y.
Flo 10 e. PIP. YrantpoooisIa WiS.
A p. flo 3 i. PIP. YapnesWiaesia
Wlid). 8 y. Flo 1a,S j. PIP. &entoniSIo
Nlicb. IL p. Flo 1 !. PIP. Sron yti'
rperisId Wicb. Ii y. Flo rs /. PIP.
G~ototosIo, Wiinn. IS p. Flo 10 e. y.
Eippitoulu altaa Gofaton Suos
maIaiIella 9aaliaa 10 y. Flo 8 e. pp.
Eipiae pddStD bubtif. / y.
:. llrpilainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

9liine f%aniolaiIi0e iotfo Ieurofun'
nanisten toimien muofii boltoipat
tietdd oIoitteeni ioon funnioittoen IL
moittoo, ettd iofoiien fuun olfupdi'
nina lie on OoIpb ,SomIin SO. 90.
Dof. 10 p:nd woibeelo Wtonon9o
Nortb Dat. ia jofoiien FUN 2:oen
.ipiimeiien Iunnuntoin pdliien ipiifon
Sreberief, 90. Dat.
toIitunnioittaen
Sobn 81. gnttilo
DoIpb SomIin so. 60. Oof,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
Smmalanpaliuelmffia,
Moalisf iiuuo:

4 y. Soifan foulullo 8. Gbt. fans:
ia Flo IL c. PIP.
IL y. GocfIesld u. Dof. Sobn
EoienoobIin fpuluIa 8. Gbt. fansIo
Flo IL e. up.
10 y. Sulerton'isI ia u. .. fonion
pddttdmdsld poifosio olfoin Flo =
j. PIP.
20 y. SamoSi ia boalillo bartaus'
betti Flo ] !. pp., iomosIo poifoeia
Iamona ndimdnd oltoo r~ippifoulll
Flo 8 e. PIP. ia testdG 5:ii pdimdd
% y. OH SumolonpolpeIuS Iamas-
ia paifasio Attain Flo IL c pp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
8anSam SpiStpn oIoite on:
9or /, Smitbmiae, 81. Soitis SO.
Winn.
Observation-Disclosures io~btOfuni.u

Observation-Disclosures iobtpfnmi. a
&irtfof. elm. past. Wm y8iaia m
ion, Sorbor, s..
9DoraeIim. past. s. 8. gSarmo'
men, SO4 Sim It GoIumet, Wiicb.
&iriuri past. g. Wuori, 6lO s.
Iper it,, Sronm.oob, Wiicb.
Doraf. past. :. 8. !Seimonen, Yg
535, port 9lrtbur, Ont. @anaoa.
Tabaotonboitoia Nitolai Wtirto'
men, 726 @otermorfS IT,, Calumet,
Wiicb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia Sasten
Dstdmdn toimittoio tpos. ". gSuori,
61O 6. 9lper IT,, Sronmooo, Wticb.
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ErikOisalanamme
pida
2 Suffolk ST.,


sanomalebtien, aikakaus-
kirjain, saant0kirjain, seu-
rain kasikirjain y. m. tai
laisten t6iden painamisen
ia valmistamisen, joten
malta tarvitessa on yhdis-
tyksille, seuroille ia yksi-
tyisille eduksi eta kysy-
vat ustannusarviotamme
ennenkuin antavat paino-
ty6nsa muualle valmistet-
tavaksi.
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Tilatfaa
...ArmOn SanOmia....

terron fuusio ilmestpfpd friStilinen
lebii. 9iIaucmofiu so ienttia tddlld
Suomeen 90 Ienttid muoIiferto. Il
lotaan oioitteelo:
Net. ~. 3itui,
81 6. 131 IT,, yiem Dort, ". y.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

HolasIa or tirtonmenot bubt.t.
s, Is, ia 16 pdi,pind; pellosla bubs
tit. 1, % ia 20 p:nd.
pelto, q. Oof. belmit. "a p:nd
1906.
6. SnaStainen.
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&uulmtmS.

Hippifoulnn olottaa aaefirioittonui
Sporion Guom. en. liitb. firfosio
tpufofmun II y. fe0o 10 a. p. 1906.
Goulua piodn 2 piiffoo. Saplei
oIfoot parustetut %torpeeuifilld Fir
ioiaa.
Z. HantiIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

@uOtt! yipp'tomlunt alotan maa=
nantaina maaIiSt. 10 y. flo 4 aiun'
noueni no so Z. 131 Itr.
Netp Yort, q. y.
Wt. &imi
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RONWOODIN IRJAPAINO IA
SUOMALAINEN USTANNUSLIIKE,
800 Suffolk ST., IronwOOd, Mich.
kaikeIlaisia kirjapainoalalle kuuIuvia toita
sIronwood, Mich.
K~irjapainossa tehdaan
kaikellaisia kirjapainotUita, kuten

kaIktIIaISId kTJaPaiHoVoitd' huVo"'
Iltama-ilmoituksia, lentokirjeita, las
kukaavoja, kirjepapereita, klrJekoteloita,
kuitti- ia vekseliplankkeja ovilippula,
rahtilippuja, liikeilmoituksia, liikekortteja,
nimikortteja kaikesta ~lajista, kukka- ia
viirssypapereita suomalaisilla ia ruotsalai-
silla yirssyilla, haihin kutsukortteja, visit
tikortteja, kihlakortteja, ia kortteja kali
kellaisiin tilaisuuksiin, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
jeita y. M. mita k~irjapainoalalle kuuluu
saadaan tilata ALA ~olevalla osoitteella.
Observation-Disclosures vapaat pau
nan painavaan tilaukseen asst. Siiti yl6s-
piin on tilaajan itsensii rahtimaksu suori.
tetta va
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Sarlcmim GwanfeliSs Qutberilaiier
Seurafumnatt

firfonmenot iofa iunmantai Flo 4 i.
y. y. patti iofaiien FUN Ind litn'
nuntoino flo $50, iouoin on $. y.
Gbtoodinen. firfosla gl:o ~ Gast
12S:lIa foouuo. Sampin iofaiiena
toastaina Iomasio ~firfosiu flo 100
ilulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

tddn.
,Sdnen fomila rauoanbarmaiua
fasipoilaan oil ipaainen lime, iem-
mo'fen foipettumtit raiuas ,ettd rparIin
usfoin fuulemani f%ertomufSet bdnen
famaloisto tappeluistaan taiipan
noieIa rannitoiqa. Gnnenfun mi.
tddn enndtettiin mastata, pappi aioi
pibaun iIoiiesti tertpebtien:
nSloista ioulua poiat! !6a0ro
Sanbp. Comment cafpa, YaptiSte?
&uinfa nnitte berra 6raeme?"
,Waaan bpnin. Sallifaa minuu
eIittdd pstdfpdni berra Gannor, olut
i%ouoiufir Iddtetieteen pIioppilas, MT
taiteiIia, metidstdid ia maanfiertdid,
mutto eli pabaa %laiia."
rWies, iota woiii fobebtia", fonoi
postori bpmpiIlen. Glen iloinen
tuntiesIoni pboenfddn berra 6roes
men pstdpid.
(Sott.).
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12S:lIa tooula. Sampin iofaiIena
toostaina IomasIo firfoSia flo 7,3O
iQulla.
Wcm NpcbellesSa, a. y.
SofaiIen FUN 2:na ia 4:nteha fes'
fiipiitfona ia miimeiiend I,tnnuntais
no Flo 8 italia IoflaIailesia Sutb.
firfosIa SiniIion taoun ia Union
aipenuen tulmaslo.
&aiffi fonIalaiIet lpodmmeuiles
terlpetuleet fuulemaan ia fdtfemddn
Serran Ionaa!
Muita bartousbettid pioetddn.fans
Iolaisten aIunnoilla eri aitoino ioista
ilmoitetaan erifIeen.
Sarlemin Gmamf, 2mtb. Seurafnns
man
ompehiIeura %fofoontuu ioto torStat'
na flo = i. PIP. WrS >. SobnIonin
luona mo 356 Wlott ape. pobioiss
puoIella Ntaoiion amemuen Iiltaa;
Idnead %. y. Sentrol r%autatien LBS
fabun aIemaa. Hicntdfdd foifin o.
Iaa ottamaan, iiud buhtitunn % p.
taos pioetddn entiStdtin Iumremmat
orpaiaiiet ioisio toas arpoiiain naiss
femme ompeIit hiIemat eoustamaan
I%uurinta oIaa urpomistoiparpista ia
mpDStin -typopttdmdan tiitoniiia
ipoittoiiaan!
Utuietafaa aifa ia poiffo!
3astettn Neip 9ortiia:
Otto Walirib ia Maria &atoriina
YIoomin y Otto WaIIrio, ipnt. mars
rast. 20 p. Fast. tammit. Z y.
@ilbemiina &ebtiien p. NtIel Go'
marb, Irnt. %ionlut. IL y. Fast tams
nit. IA y.
Grans ia Gmilid 9tu%oItr6min t..
Eppne Waria, Ipnt. tammit. IL y.
Fast. It. % y.
Nrebrif ia Wtaria Wonnelinin t..
2ppoi Sobonno, ipnt tammif. III p.
Fast. re. 81 =.
Soban 81. ia Silnia &. Sipolon t..
Wtinnie Sustaapa, ipnt. SoboteniSa
ia, u. y. ioulaf. 20 y. Fast tommif.
ID y.
Sobn u. ia Wioria &arlIonin p.
Sobn Huoolf, ipnt. tammif. . y. fas.
belmit. II y.
Sustaa q. ia &ilmo YrrnIollin t..
gnna, ipnt. tommit. ~ y. Fast. bell
mif. Is y.
Sobn ia Wioria Sboloil en y. Su'
90 Maan, Ipnt. tommif. 3 y. fast.
belmif. Is y.
Anorem g.. ia Wioria &. Eunoin y.
glnbrem glrne ipnt. tammit. 30 p.
East. beImif. "a y.
ySibittp Te,p yorfiia:
ytuboIi Gbwarb &erman Iadpe.
listd g8ironmoolta, ia Oiooilto Splp
&alaioeIta, nib. iammif. II y.
&aorl !Senbricf 8osti Touman
mooIeurotunnosta ia Nilf NINA
YIomber9 &opinpit. nib tomn t. ~
pdirpG.
glusust Yernborb son9irrbm Gam
pereelto, ia Wiario &ristiino Ginta
forpi SImoioeIto, nib. ionamit. 30 y.
Suomas 3esfi llppo eli SohmIon
Nlaieindioelto, ia &otoriino &olmu
6elIin9istd, nib. belmit. 6 y.
Damio Wolfeopdd ia glina So'
ponen, moIemmot !SelIin9istd nib.
beImif. s y.
2oarIo gfiel yipluno &riStiinan
foupunaisto, ia SoieIiino %ommin
y%Iistorosto, nib be:mif. 10 y.
!Souoatti ylem OorfisIo:
Otto SO. ia Wioria 81. Yloomin p.
Otto N4oIIrio, fuol. iammif. 10 p.
bouo. It, 16 p. l ft. ia 25 pdimdn
ifaiIend.
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3ostethu:
GliIIorbisIa, g0is.
9iifolai ia g8enolu Wden t. Setmi
Gliiabetb, (. beImif. ~ East. maalisf.
4 y.
Watti ia Gliino GaartuIen t. 2iIio
SeIIen Ipnt. tammif. 81 y. {. belmif.
4 y.
9rantmoobisia, Wis.
Gemeli ia Sanna Widen y. g0dinD
Gmil, I. belmif. Is y. Fast. moaliSt.
& y.
Siatti ia giiIa Ylden y. Siatfi Se'
lperi, (. tommit. 81 y. t. beImit 2 y.
@ibittp:
9rantpooois1o, isis.
Intti &eto ia Gsteri Niemi ipibit.
maolisf. 4 y,
Mlbiosio. Wtin.
Sobn Iripit gIomoo ia Sanni Oia
mibit. belmit. "a y.
Sron Hiiuerisid. Wiiob.
&ustaa &atIo Sopuolta, ia olga
youffonen Gpiidripeltd, mib. beImif.
26 y.
Souoottu: &entonisIo, Wticb.
2esfi Wati OoIbafan t. Selmi
Wtaria fuoli tammif. 26 y. banoat.
beImif. II p. it'd 6 ~. Z tt. ia % y.
!Seiffi ia MnnaliiIa Souhtenen t.
Silma Seliino fuoI. belmif. 10 y.
bauoot. II y. ifd ~ 10. 2 TT. ia 6
pdindd.
Yront,poobiSia gSiS.
,Socob ia Wiaria SotoIon y. paos
noli Ssroel tuol. belmit a y. baus
Dat. 6 y. it'd 1 TT. ia 10 pdiipdd.
WiQiam 2emoIa YSebfaloboelta
Wiip [. fuoli Gentonisio, Wiicb. bell
milf. 8 y. bambot. 10 p. IT'D "a 10.
grontuoob. WiS. mooIisf. s 1906.
=. llrpiIoinen.
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tS nona p~diipdad.
Seiffi ia Olga slhoien y. eauri.
!. HumIpsid 20 y. belmif. East. %
p:md.
CHATHAM Mticb. q y. belmif. 1906
Oonio HuotiaIainen.
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IA +. GbatbamiSIa % p. helmif
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tistamme", oripeIi 8ldnep, bptpds
luontoinen, lpstifds irlontilainen.
.Niin; matta paremmin bana taiii
tuIa mafiopditpdn muofii", Ianoi
2eeie fonnamaiielta napttahd, mus.
tafulmaincn irlo ntilainen, iofa fumr
mo tpld, oil eoela pubuneen Mas
miebenid bpmd pstdipd.
Wartemo Sanbp McNauston Ga
naoan fpiloristolainen 6len9arrpsta
nouii ~fiiitusthneena plDs.
rSia 2eei", Ionoi ban Warotta,ual'
Ia ddnen painolla, .piod find ilfed
fieleii fnrisia ia ole pubumatta pos.
torista. Sinun raboistaii ban mds
ban iaa, enempdd fun tufaan m,nIs
faan patti Wliffo SlaWin, miaoin
olet liiian ianoiIena obottamaan ions
fun iiniIe tarioapan. tai ebfd lid
Hpan, tpsfa belpetin tulcn pelfo
Itttuu tputuuu.
Wiebet Ieiioipat bDlmistpneind
Sanopn Gtfid berdnneeStd mibosta
ia bdnen pittdsti pubeeStaan.
Bon. Siqi Iaila lrbeo ~poitaieni,
Tanoi 9aptiSte, pieni, fitted ransfa,
Observation-Disclosures, Sanopn eroamas
ton iotperi ia altis Italia alma iiitd
asti fun moimafas lfotlantiloinen
5ilmittDmGn titbton nallosIa lDi
bdnen dprdGltd iofeen ia beti bpps
pdii itIetim bdntd pelaStamaan.
Sdlfeenpdin fuilin IpDn Sanopn
tpibastumiieen, iofa %Ioottoi bdnet
min borminaiIeen tetoon. Se eli oil
hut ainoastaan protestonttiIen neren
waifuttaman funninitutIen paifutufs
festa pappia fobtaan eta mpDs Ias
masta ippstd iobtuipasta plenfot'
Seesta paonilaiiiutto fobtaan, nlutta
SanopId oil tuoreesia muistosIa,
tuinfa ainpastaan fuufauIi tafapes
rim pappi bafi bdnen ulos Wlitto
Slanin fapafasto, pois &eefin, Slas
,pin'in ia beiodn merenimiid iolfs
fonIa fdIistd.
8eefe npuIi plDS tiroten ia Sapiss
te p%onnabtaen Sanbpn %iilp,lIe toput,
ii bdntd IeIfddn buutaen:
Sind tapelee bdnfd ipostaan finn
mieS!"
SappeIu ndptti Ipntp,udn fun Tors
fea ddni ianoi %mataIalld, iulmoaa
painoaa:
rSafatfao lennon tpbmprit; pddt
tdfdd aiianne, JOS baIuatte \iosiain
m~rnaQa."
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Sioite: Box 131 Sparta, Wlinn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05

mass will be celebrated for the repose Of his
soul at 10 a m Interment Holy Cross Gem
etery.
KIERNAN-In San Rafael. CAL, September 3.
1905. Ellen A., widow Of Felix Herman. and
beloved mother Of John F.. Kate A. and l., 10.
Mestb Mpn trssT1 ksT1an a native "a vs,T q county
Friends and acquaintances are respeclIuiN
invited TO attend the funeral today Wed
200 E street San Rafael, thence to St
Raphael's Church. where a solemn requiem
soul. commencing at 1920 O'clock lnterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
LADD-In this city. September 3. 1906. Charles
Douglas Ladd son of the late Seneca and Mary
Iadd, and brother OF Edwin Harvey Ladd OF
this city and Ira ". and John Ladd OF STOCK,
ton, Cal. native Of Danville. " RN y Vermont aged
Friends and acduaintances are respeeSIully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
the parlors OF A. W. Martin & Co, 1868 Geary
street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery
LEyY-Entered into rest. September T. 1905. at
Eccles, Santa Cruz Mountains. Cal. solomon.
dearly beloved husband OF Esther Levy. ana
beloved father Of Mrs. Rose Beer, Mrs W. L:
brother Of A Levy.
MALsPrNA--In this city. september 4 1905.
LYDIA. beloved daughter OF James and Cath
~ s,nsti mSlspna; ana sisssr 9r L
Behneman and Cathrine, Eva: Joseph Tony
and Rialto Malspina. native of Douglas
MeGILL--In this city. September 3. 1905, Hugh,
beloved husband Of Hanora McGill, native
Of County Tyrone. Ireland.
F. Meyers beloved husband Of the late Jo-
hannah Meyers, beloved father of Mrs. Mary
f. Kennedy. j. f. and George Meyers. and
stepfather of NJ. T. Costello. native Of
GERMANY aged 50 years.
Funeral strictly private
MITcHELI-In this city. September 3. 1906.
Thomas +. Mitchell beloved of the late
Thomas and Mary Mitchell. and brother Of
BENJAMIN and John t. Mitchell Mrs. W. s.
Dent and Mrs L. Gorden Bennett and the
late Fred and James Mitchell native Of
San Francisco, Cal. aged 27 years
Friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral today "wednesday, September
8. at q. M. from the parlors OF \. Gray
& Co., 219s Geary street. corner OF Devisa-
dero, thence to Holy Cross Church. Eddy
street. between Scott and Devisadero. where