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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
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WEDNESDAY, JAN 31, 1906.

The outcome of the rate bill is still doubtful, says Washington writer. The measure has not passed either the house or senate and there is going to be a fine old TOW in conference after it does. The house bill. as is gen orally known, is more radical than the senate's, and there has been sug gestion that when the bill goes to con ference that the house will stand out for the adoption. in principle, of its measure and force the senate to the wall. This suggestion is almost un- tenable. The senate is not used to giving way to the house, and the FL kins and Foraker bills are so much more lenient and have so many more loopholes in them of which the raii- road companies might take advantage, that it is not likely the senate will submit to seeing itself shelved and the house measure passed in its entirety. It is said that the house measure is more in accordance with the presi, dents ideas than is the senate's. but then as is known. this is not likely to interfere with the senate to any great extent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
CUTTING OUT LOW GROCERIES

The Fairfield county commissioners, awakened by the alarm clock of an aroused public opinion, have begun to weed out the dives in Bridgeport. In the case of six saloons, which have been notorious as centers of lawless- ness and which have been stench in the nostrils of morality. the renewal of licenses has been denied. Directly and indirectly these half dozen joints have contributed materially to the volume of crime in Bridgeport.
 Refusal to re license those low grog- reries is commendable--as a starter. The commissioners ought not 10 stop at six. Reduction of the census of the saloons in Bridgeport should be carried much further. Although Bridgeport's population Is approxi- mately 1O.OOO less than Harrford's. the number of saloons m Bridgeport Is 1V greater than in Hartford. The ratio of drinking establishments to population in the big town of Fairfield county, is intolerably large. Brlage- port has just trifie over S0,O0 peo- pie and just few more than 300 sa- looms. The city should either have a great many more inhabitanrs or q great many less mships.-Hartford Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
HEARD IN PASSING

The only thing needful now to per feet the flying machine is some device that will enable it to fly.
 President Morales and Representa- tive Babcock ought to play rubber now for consolation prize.
 President Castro's congratulations to the French prcsident-elect seem to have been delayed in transmission.
 Pending his trip to the African jun gles, President Roosevelt might get a little practice out of that Tiger over in New York. 4. France now accuses Germany of shipping arms to Morocco. France ought to know, as they seem te have gone mostly in French ships.
 From the utter absence of restraint in Senator Tillman's remarks, one might erroneously infer that there were no fourth class postmastershlps in South Carolina.
 Opie Reed says that his Washington visit is devoid of political significance. And he did not qualify the statement any after attending Perry Belmonts publicity bill meeting.
 Chief Engineer Stevens is against the eight-hour day on the lsthmus. What the most of the employees are complaining about seems to be tho twenty-four hour day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

The senate committee which is look
 ing into Panama canal affairs has got ten itself into n bad tangle at the very
 outset of its labors. It has recall citrnnt witness on its hands in the
 person of POultney Bigelow, a magazine writer of some reputation.
 Mr Bigclow was a college classmate of Emperor William of Germany and q close friend of President Roosevelt, besides being a traveller. a good all round sportsman and a writer of inter national repute. Mr Bigelow. it vii. be remembered. some time ago wrote q magazine article saying q number of unpleasant things about the Panama situation. He was singled out by See rctary Taft as the one writer among a great many who. had been saying un- pleasant things about the canal. for Il spirited reply. The secretary alleged that Mr BigelOw had only been on the Isthmus twenty eight hours and knew nothing of what he was writing about. However. that is more or less beside the mark. POultney Bigelow's article was Ho more nr less severe than good many others had been. but he was an author of some reputation and there fore good man to make an example of. The senate committee undertook to cruss-dueStiOn him as tO his source of information aud why he should dare to write anything against inc canal. Now. lreiug q friend of the president, it Is not likely that Mr Bigelow was a~tuafe,I ty any personal malice in the things he wrote. And it has been proved a gos-I many times that news paprr and magazine writers are not given fo irtrsying their sources Of in formation under compulsion- The sen ate has been up against this sort Of recaIcitrance at least once in the past few years tn tho csse of the Sugar trust investigation. There it had two BewSpapsr men John Shriver and CharIes Edwards. whom it undertook to put on the rack and fOree 10 divulge the names of their inforTnanis in ger tain matters they had written about. The writers baked and claimed that iI. things totl ihen were ss murh priviIexe,I ss the stsiemeHts made I.ro- feSsIonaIly is pTiezt or physician The senate esr1i6esi tbem in contempt and they wers constrvctivcIy convict
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
Discoloration on Neck.

Collars should be lined with soft white silk. to prevent discoloration. .f high. dark neckbands have caused a brown streak about the neck, anoint the flesh with olive oil. or pure. white vaseline. slightly warmed. Dip a soft linen cloth in it repeatedly and gently rub inc neck. turning the linen as 1t becomes soiled. Afterwards wash of the oil with warm soapsuds and . sponge Rinse with hot water severIl times. and then with cold When the skin is thoroughly dry. dust we'll with oatmeal powder. If ;he stain is not entirely removed repeat the process in a few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
The activity in speculation Is prot

The activity in speculation Is proba- bly greater in New York than else where for the simple reason that the city is growing with wonderful rapidi- ty. and the speculative temper focuses where capital is most abundant and most readily obtained for any plausi- ble enterprise, says Banker Clews. Land values in New York have all ready risen to what seem cxtortionate prices, and it may become serious question as to whether many business enterprises will be able to stand the test of reaction when loaded with the heavy rents which present high prices of real estate and the cost of buildings necessarily impose. It should be re- membered also that real estate in New York is exposed to one very serious disturbance. that is. the changes which result from the opening up of new lines of local travel. The rapid extensions of suDways. bridges. tunnels and the vast terminals such as those designed by the Pennsylvania and the New York Central create new business and residential centers. promoting great speculative activity in those quarters, but at the same time frequently i'm pairing the value of much property by for instance. of business, both whole sale and retail, from downtown to up- town, has caused a sharp depreciation in the districts which have necessarily been at least temporarily deserted by the old class of tenants.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
Agreeable Conversation.

Conversation. 10 be agreeable. should be general. where many psrtici- nate. 1T an snecdo;e occurs 10 one Of the number. fl should be told as briefly. as suocinctly and as much to the point as possible. Then it should be dropped. and not repeated over. even once. To do 30 spells the whole effect. When ever the man or woman is noted whose reputation for telling good story has been sent ahead. it uill be found that breviiy. or at least as much as is con sisient with the occasion. is the rule with that individual
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

cd. but their trial and conviction was a farce and they never saw the inside orsa jail Whether they were right or whether Mir Bigelow was right in the things they published became a minor question beside the larger one of the right of a congressional committee to haul up any author and compel him to diyuge the names of any people he has talked with in gathering material for an article.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protrudtns Piles. Druggists are authorized to re fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to 14 days soc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
stranRe s<ntsnee.

In q court of ssrsgossa Spain. re gently. three peasants who had mgr- dered family of five weTe sentences 10 ten years in prison and loss of eirFl rights. and each vas sentenced ts dean five tinss. once for every ps- son murdered
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
 FROM COLDS

Laxative Bromo Quininc. the world
 wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the full name and look for signature of E. w. Grove 2Jc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

The only thing needful now to per feet the flying machine is some device that will enable it to fly.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Ieurafuntaani bdmittdneet teiodn
lpnteinne eoestd. = Niin, pihoaisten
eoestd Serra benfenid antoi, ustots
tomain palpeliiainia eoestd. Saams
me usfalutiella mennd, iiud Sdnen
merenid pubm parempaa fuin Ibelin
meri. DIE Iaamme puboistusta ia
anteetiiantamusta. Tunnustafaams
me ISerralle ipntimme. ytiinfnin
Oapib Terrain ianoi: anna bdnen
firoiua, Tiad 9erra on Ianom,t: firoile
Oamioia!" Min mefin tunnustafaams
me: Sumala on ianonut, firoile Sup'
men papistoal 9lntafaamme fen fai@
Zen nDprppttdd itiedmme n6prGt
9erra forotiaa. = Me faamme mem
nd 9erramm,e tpfD field pubbistus'
ia iaamaan = viofa minmn IND, bdn
eldd minua tdbteni" nbdn on mim,S'
ia ia nina bdnesid." Ybtpfddmme
Ills ipnnin tuunustufieen ia apufii.
bumtamiieen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
Rippipube,

ionfo Surun poppeinfofouflesid
pitt past. g. ". YaImrotb.
R. 20! Sum proIeetta Seremias
ieiioi SeruIolemio rounioilIa pprfi
bdnen ipodmeenid fin ous malittele.
maon, ipptteIemddn ia oi%atteIemuon,
fufa oil Ippnd tdbdn iuiirecn onnet'
tomuuteen, mia oil topahtunut. Sa
lparmaan bdn Iieud fuuli monen
Iulsta min mo- entuneina ia alas
poinetiuna fun pIimatfin fatferan
mielen purfaufia iiitd ron9aishafies.
ia minfd Ssroelin f%uninfaot ia job.
tomiebet pliipat metdneet itieniH ia
fofo fonion pddae. Mutta iiGoin
ban fddntpi beiodn puoIeenia ia
oman Ipodmenid puoIeen fpIpen:
,mifIi ills ibmiiet muriietpot eIdis'
IdaniaG Sofoinen mrisfoon ipnte'
idnId mastaon". Sa febohfieaa: tut
fisteIfaamme ia etiifddmme meiodn
menoamme ia palotfaomme Serron
tpfD. (,Ser. nal. 3: 80, 4O).
Sosfoan meiodn firffomme Ct
wield ole rouniono, Min on fuiten'
Elm nteina aboas oifo, oinafin on Ie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

- Wluistataa fDpbdinfin Soulue!
SairaufIien, iuuriperbeiippben, tapa'
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ia monen mnunfin
onnettomuasen fpupfii IDptpp fDps
bid fanIalaiiiamme Iefd tdsId, ettd
manbasia maasia. : Wifd belpo.
tbs oliiifaan BELLE, eta muistettais
beitdtin Objectionable Iabioia SouIuffi.
Snban moneaa tiebosIa fDpbid, iot.
fa tpoeaiiesti aqua tartpitiepat. ST.
f6 oliii iopimaa, eta fristittpnd mall
moiiimae tdsidfin aiiasia. &eboi'
famine tefemddu fDpbiue SouIufii
iuoria labioitufiia iofo rabana tai
muutpin. Wp6sfin feboitamme, ettd
ebeS iofu benfilD IDptpiii fuaafin
paiffatunnaua, iofa fofoaiii lahjoio
fSpbid marten. Wefin ottaiiimme
fDpbid ,pnrten labioia mastaan,
Weiad on monta fDpbdd tiebosiam'
me tdsid maasia ia Suomesia, lot
ia omat bdtddnId ipalittaneet. Sos
iofu labioia fSpbiue meibdn iaetta'
nafiemme ldbettGd, min Idbettdidn
oliIi m%ddrdttdtpd onto Iabioitus iaet'
tatpa Suomen tai tdmdn maan fSp'
billie fanialaifiaemme. 0te iuIfai'
femme tilin labioista ia la~bioitetais'
ia. Sloista antaiaa Sumalo
autiaa.
2abiat noibaan ldbettdd oioitteela
8DDbiue, g. Dor II, Sronnoob.
Wtid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

= Sanomalebtimiesten fotous. SO
aifaa olemme aiatelleet
IiitG mitGdn ipirffoamatta obotenen,
jos manbemmat mirfoipeliet ottaiiis
mat tuon fofoufien e~iitddfieen. &un
Iitd eli ole fnfaan mt tebnpt min Eft
tdiiimme fofomfien pibettdtpdfii iels
laisten ianomaIebtimiesten fansia,
iotfa opat fristiuismieIiiid. Tiebens
Fin, eli fristilismieIiiet moiiimat taas
fesfuubesiaam pitdd fofoufi enia ia
min ouen molemmisIa fofoufiisIa
moitaiIiin toimia mapaammin ouen
erilIddn, fosfa periaatteetfin usfons
noIliIiin mofaumutiiin ndbben 10 e.
rottamat. Samoin eiittdiIimme fofouf,
Ieemme ter,petuaeefii faitfi Sumalan
Ianan ia~arnaaiat ia popit. Sefd
mpDs fristiaism INTELLECT ianomalebtien
firjeenwaibtaiat ia Iamoin %liiffufpat
ia Observation-Disclosures iefa ne fristils
lismieliiet fanIalaiiet, iotfa barrass
tanat ianomalebtien eoistpStd ia
mutton mieleqddn baluapat fofo.
ufIentin fautta eoistdd Ianomoleb'
ten funnouista menestpmistd. Wtuts
ia eIitdmme, ettei fristin opin j%ulfiIia
~pilffaoiia puenfaan bpmdfipttdiii
fofoufieen. sos tdmd eiitps laa
fannatnsta toisten ianomalebtien
puoIeIta, min mefin eiitdmme puos
Iestnmme fesfustelufpipmpfiid, NUT
ia tptouspaifon idtdmme toisten eff
tettdmdfIi. Sddmme MT paan oopts
tamaan iosfo mitddn fuuIuu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
%&umrompffGim firffo.

Sofa Iunnuntai f,imobtelemat firf>
foien fellot. Te futiuwat frulefpia
ibmiiid 9erran buoneeieen. Gimme
rientdd iofainen fuulemaan Sumas
Ian ianaa, ottamaan ofaa iumalans
paItpeIufieen. grfipdiiudn buoIet ia
toimet iiead unbottunat. Gaiffi iaa'
mat ldbetpd SumaIaa. Sielld raus
baton ibminen faa toIirauban ipbds
meenid. OnneaiIena ia t%pptptpdife.
nd ldhtee firffomdfi fotiinia.
8uinfa uiein onfaan firfosia udbs
tp fuulcmain i~oufosia mpDs fuurps
mprffid. Seiudfin on balm ldbes'
tpd SumaIaa 9dnen bnoneesIania.
!9e tabtomot mpDs iaaoa ipbdmeens
ia len rauban, iota maailmc ei MOI
antao. Mutta iumolanpol,peIufIeen
he eitpGt ole moineet ottan p5aa,
niintuin fuuIemat ibmiiet. nieat
beistd opat iieDd fdpbesiddn mar.
maan aiateueet, milf eli anneta fuus
rompffientin ldbestpd Sumaloa
omasia firfos1a tai rufousbuonees.
ia. Sieud me pmmdrtdiiimme, mitd
pubutaan ia Ielitetddn Smmalasta ia
See ufiesta. Niin, minfdtdbben to.
bellafin fuurompfilla eli moiii ola
ma !Serran buonetta? 8ufa moiii
mostata tdbdn fieltdmdsti. 2,mIem.
me, ettei fufaan. Tpimoitomasti Ie
aifa plan foittaa, ioupin Suomen
fuuromgfiud on oma f~irffpnia.
lllfomaila monesIa paifaSia OH
f~uurompfiud 10 firffo tai rufouss
buone. Giimerfitfi 8ristioniaSia ia
&DDpenbaminasIa foboaa toifposta
fobti faunis fuurompffdin firffo.
8encad on o0iit tiIaiiuus fdpbd ndiss
Ia firtoio1a, ban ei niitG moi unbpts
taa. &ertomotta eli mpDsfddn moi
idttdd, mitd iield on ndbnpt ia FULL
Int.
&riStianian fuurompffdin firffo
on ratennettu tiilistd. &c on noin
II metrid pitfi ia 8 metrid leped.
Gen iimula on fnbbenfertainen
rafennus, iosia oIbaaaa on Iofaris.
to ia plbddad on firfonpaImeIiian
o%lunto. Safariston offunain ebesid
on pieni, founis %puntarba. = Grdd.
nd fauniina irnnuntoi.aomuna miis
me fepddnd, fun aurinson idteet ii.
malteliDat tdmdn firfpn pitfisid rise
tifformuouisIa, fiirubti firfon pd6s
faptdmdstd iiI6dn fuurpmpffdnaifio
ia smiebid. Se istuimot fGptGpdn
molemmilIa puoliua pIemiin pcnffei,
bin. SafimmaiIet niistd pmat plems
pdnd FUN etummaiiet. Dbteenid niis
I'd on IL. Sstuioin ebesid OH alta.
ri pmolipmpprdn muobosia malfpis
fine peitteineen. Gen tatapIasIo OH
alttaripDptd, ionfa pldpuoleIla on
alttaritaulit, iobon on m~aaIeitm ito
riSti. Mlttariaitaan OH fiiniietip fir.
iateline, iosia pappi pitdd firiania
iiuoin, fun ban ipiittaa. 9llttorin
ma emmaIa pupleIa, mataIaua fos
rotfeeIa on iaarnostuoIi ia oifeaIIa
puolella urfubarmoonio. &irffoon
or fofoontunut acknowledgements
fuurompffdd. SubIo0inen inmaIons
poImelus alfoi. postori Gonroo
Snenoien tili oIttariue ia firfonpols
weIiia (fuurompffd) PAM banen pl.
lenid mustan mesiufoiufon. Siite
ban pbt'oifoo louloi ia niittpi mir.
rem ia erds neiti Ioitti urfubormpos
niouo. 8uurompfdt fatioimot fotioi.
pat iiaoin poppiin ia fpirIifirioon
ieuraten Iiteu mufona. Stun mirIi
oil %loppunut, lufi ia miittoi poppi
'pnnintnnnustufIen. Gen idIfeen tuIi
taas mirii niinfuin inmoIonpolme.
olusIofin. Cite poppi IouIui:
&unnia olfoon Sumaloac forfeuoes.
Gdbdn postattiin: So maosIo
raubo, ibmi'iue bpwd tobto! Sun
ban oil rnfoiuut, Iufi ban iunnunioi.
pdipdn epistoIan ia eponteliumin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

- Sunnunt. fpulu opettaiain fee'
fusteIu fofous on emf iunnuntaino
Sronmoobin Innnunt. foulu opetta'
iien fesfen aiipan beti foulun loput'
tua &anIaaisieurafunnon firfosia,
Sttafaapa opettaiat tdmd buomioon,
Salusta ia tarpeen moatimufiesto
pppbdmme, jos iaiiimme liidd opet'
taia woimia Observation-Disclosures
2apIet tuIemat lola fouluun tulfaa'
pa op~ettaiatfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Suuri bpolifoimo ioulu. ia uu'
ben muooen foriteia on ioopunit
Sronmoobin I%uomaIoiieen firiopois
noon. 2ortit pnat Guroposto tunei
ia ia bienompio mita fila oIoIIo ny
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

2oiftiin iulfoiIuo morten ldbe'
eitpibin uutiiiin tai muibinfin Fir
ioitufiiin ndbben pppodmme buo'
mouttoo, eftd mufona on ldbetettd'
rpd toimitufieue labettdidn mimi ia
oioite.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

- SoulupHonboon ldbetetpt firjois
tufiet eiipGt MT tdnG muotena foifft
mabtunect. Gen muofii iulfaiiemme
ne Nuttojosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

- Sbmisseldmd bpmafiptddn pub
taana ia bpwin idriestettpnd; mttit'
fds emme mielistpiIi ben9en pilie'
Ips moiniola Iomoin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

- Hoitis lima OH termetullutto ios
foiien elimistDue; mifiifds emn,e a.
noiIi IieIuomme Sensen roittiiue
mopauoelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Gpdluulojen ia erebbpsten
mdlttdmiiefii pppodmme bnomout'
too psidmaaiiesti, ettd ndpttelp',
tansiis ia mdfiiuomosilmoitufiia ems
me oto wospons
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

= Dtisid foupunfi, iiend firffo. :
Onto Sumolon jana iiead, mieId
foti, iielu, Ionomolebti y. M. o,pat?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

SouIup Houboo wiela ioa tilota
ia mield le bpmin ferfidd S~pulufi'
Suomeenfin. tSinta % !. tilataon
oioitteeuo:
SonlusI aubo.
z. Yr II, Sronmoob, Dlid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

tpddn malmistetaon. !Sinnat 20 |.
- $1.00 hiiinalta. Eilataan oIoit'
teeua:
Otto WtasIine
g. Dor So, Srpnwoob, Wtid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

= SouIu 9iauba on malmis. &ebti
on eldmGn tulffi niinfuin !aumme
on ipodmemme fulfil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Sronmoobin Suomoiaiien Fir
iopainon oioite on:
Otto MasIinen.
&. Dor SO, Sronipoob, Wlid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

= palipn on ianomista ibmis'eld'
mdsid, mutta firiauiiunoesIa iitd
enemmGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Der Otto Sobnion OH Iuttoian
matfustama oIiamies. Sdn toimii
npfpiiin ldnneud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Ilfdd pelidtfo firioitus fpfpnne
beiffoutta; firioittafaa Iuttaioue III
tiiid l6beltd ia faufaa.
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= aiitospdimdn Wuoffi ilmestpt
Imttaia enIimiifoIa fesfipiiffona.
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Miten fdptdmme ibmiseldmdd
fiten tGptdmme tiriauiiuuttafin.
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ajiamiebid balutoan Iuttaiale'

alma bauffuu aria foira: pa
n~etieIee paba toista". 0uom. |. H.
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Entered as seeond-class matter January Ia
1895, at he post office at Micnisah'
under the Acct of Congress of Msrch3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Pitem Dldlk0lSet umOlLukbet tl .N
fssn. Syntyma-, kihlaus-, Wiki ia on-nentoivo.
usilmoitukset so s. kerralta.
Rahat ixhetettak68t joke suorastaan rahassa
~sev-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dsan iahettAk / sentin postimerkeissa,
Kaikki lehdelle aijotut lahetykset ovat osoitet-
await:
AUTTAJA,
Box II. Ionwood, Mich.
Entered as second-class matter January IL.
1eoc At he most office at Ironwood, Michigan.
under the Acct of Congress OF MsrchS, 1873.
Mjiamiebid balutaan Muttaiale.
,Iind bauffuu aria foira: pa
netieIee poba toista". Guom. |. H.
Miten fdptdmme ibmiseldmdd
iiten faptdmme tiriouiiuuttafin.
= aiitpspdiman muoffi iImestpp
Iuttaia enIiipiifola fesfimiiffona.
palipn on Ianomista ibmisseld'
mdsid, mutta firjauiiunoesI ia iitd
enemm6n.
W}r Otto Sobnion OH Iuttoian
mattustama aIiamies. Sdn toimii
npfpiiin ldnneld.
Ilfdd pelidtf6 firjoitusfpfpnne
~beiffoutta; firioiitafaa auttaiaue uu1
tiiid ldbeltd ia fanfaa.
Sronmoobin Snomoiaiien fir
japainon oioite on:
Otto MasIinen.
&. Dor SO, Sronipoob, Mid.
- SouIu Gauba on nalmis. Sebtt
on eldmdn fulfil niinfuin !uumme
on Ipodmemme fulfil.
= Sbmisseldmd bpmafiptddn pub
taana ia bppin idriestettpnd; mitli'
fds emme mielistpiii ben9en milie'
Ips mainiolIa Iamoin.
- HoitiS lima OH terpetullutta ios
foiien elimistoue; mifIifds emnle a.
moiii Iieluamme Sen9en roittiile
mopauoelle.
Dtisid faupunfi, Iielld firffo. =
Onto SumoIon Jana iield, misld
foti, iielu, Ionomalebti y. m. o,pat?
- Soulus 9iomboon ldbetetDt firjois
tufiet eifpGt MT tdnG muotena faiffi
mabtunect. Gen mrofii iulfaiiemme
ne a~uttojosia.
Soulit Hauboo mield iaa tilota
ia mield le bpmin ferfidd Sonlmfl'
Suomeenfin. Sinta 25 |. %tilatoon
oioitteeIo:
SonlusHauha.
z. Yr II, Sronmoob, Wiid).
2oiftiin iulfoiIua marten ldbe'
eitpibin u%utiiiin tai muibinfin fir
ioitufiiin ndbben pppbamme buo'
mouttoo, ettd mufond on Idbetettd'
md t%oimitufieIle Iabettdjdn mimi ia
oioite.
Gpdluulojen ia erebbpsten
mdlttdmiiefii pppodmme bnomaut
ioo psidmaaiiesti, ettd ndptielp',
tansiis ia mdfiiuomosilmoitufiia ems
me oto woshons
Suuri fpolifOimo iouIu' ia me
ben nuooen foriteio on ioopunit
Sronmoobin iuomaIaiieen firiopois
noon. 2ortit omat Suroposto tuIei
ia ia bienompio mitd fila oIoIIo nDr
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
HONOR MEMORY OF ST. DAVID
WeIsh-Americans Plan Celebration in
Honor OF Patron Saints
Natal Day

It has been the custom for many
years of the Welsh Americans of Los
Angeles and vicinity to appropriately
celebrate the natal day of the patron
saint of Wales, st. David. which Is
March 1.
This years celebration will be the
best ever held, comprising a supper
served in the ancient Welsh style, to be
followed by grand concert both at
the Welsh Presbyterian church on
Crocker street, near Fifth.
The concert will be interspersed with
Bardic addresses, also short addresses
by the chairman, Rev. E. p. Thomas,
p. H. D., pastor of the church; Major
Powell, Prof. McWilliams. j. Mills
Davies and others.
Musical selections will be rendered
by some of the best talent in Southern
California, including Professor and
Madame Linck Evans of the Los An
geles conservatory of music; Prof.
Trevor of this city. the Swedish orches-
ira, and Mrs. Brundage of Scranton,
Penn.
Trios duets and solos will be rem
dered by members of the Welsh church
choir, and it's male chorus of twenty
five will render 1.-The Sailors Chorus"
The proceeds OF the supper and enter
tainment will be devoted to the liquida-
tion of the debt on the church and
parsonage.