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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Baptized iu Water From Jordon

Winchester, Jan. "A unique bap-
tismal services was held yesterday It
the home of Rev, {, d. Harris at Mid
dletown, this county when Annie
Bernice, the infant daughter of Rev.
and Hrs. Carlton ID. Harris, Of Balti-
more, was baptized into the Southern
Methodist church. The water used was
brought all the way from the River
Jordon, in PALESTINE. Three ministers
conducted the service.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
SMITH,.

Ma. Charles Smith died on Satur-
day evening at her nom at MarIowe,
after an Illness of several months.
Death was due to consumption. She
was aged % years, was Miss Watson
of Bedington, and had been married
several years. Surviving her are her
husband and two small children, the
youngest of which is but few weeks
old. The funeral was held on Monday
at Harmony Chapel, the services be-
ing conducted by Rev. Mr.. Beck. In
terment in the adjoining graveyard.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as executor of the
will of Mrs. Maggie Morgan, deed of
Gerardstown w. Va, hereby give
notice to all persons indebted to said
estate that such Indebtedness must be
paid at once and those having claims
against the estate must present the
same promptly with proper authenti-
cation for settlement.
l53ts. ID. Gold Miller
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Leyth Out.

Mr.. J. II. Lyeth, who has for several
years been the efficien deputy United
States marshal G. ID. Elliott has in the
reorganization of the force been drop
ped and is succeeded by man from
west of the mountains. This leaves the
Eastern Panhandle without a deputy.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Entertained His Friends.

Master Dewitt Gerhardt entertain
ed about go of his young friends at a
very pretty informal dance in the
Hobbs hall from to II o'clock Tues
day night. Thompson's orchestra fur
nished the music, and at IL o'clock re-
freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt were the chspe-
rones.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Resolutions Of Respect

NJ the death of Brother Jacob Sptr-
row Trammell, theEfollowing resolu-
tions were passed by Robert White
Lodge No 90 A. +. Il \. NJ. of which
he was valued member.
Again we are called TO mourn, again
our Lodge Room is draped in morn
ing. The Supreme Architect of the I'M
iverse has entered the tyled recesses of
our Lodge and brother ]. ). Trammell
is with US no more.
Brother Trammell was verltable
pillar in our lodge, being well skilled
not only in the arts and sciences Of
Masonry, but as well in her laws and
history. He was like Boaz Of old a pill
lar of strength in our midst.
His kind disposition made him az
proachable at all times by the young
est as well as the oldest members Of
the craft seeking in formation end in
struetions which he was at all times
ready aud willing, yea, ever glad and
eager to import TO those entitled to re-
ceive it, and in the san measure
would he lend aid and assistance TO
those in distress.
10 ms eminent merits as teacher
and student of masonic love, he add
Ell the eNemplification in his daily life
OF all the virtues .inculcated in the
lodge, the constant practice of all the
terets OF our profession, brotherly love,
relief and truth.
Brother Trammell had not only fill
ed all the offices of his own lodge in
Guiding that:of Secretary for number
OF years, but was also Past Deputy
Grand Master and Past Deputy Grand
Lecturer of this 2nd Masonic District,
which position he filled with credit to
himself and honor to the Grand Lodge
which appointed him. sWhile his
health permitted he was a regular at
tendant upon all annual communica-
tons of the Grand Lodge, and owing
to his thorough knowledge and good
Judgment he was always appointed to
place on the various committees of
that Grand body.
In his business relations with the
rest of mankind, he was honorable
and upright and known by all men
for his thorough business quallfica-
tons,
To his family he was faithful and
loving husband and father, ample In
his provision and tender and sympa-
thetic in his affection.
Be it therefore resolved
That we bow in submission to the
will of him who doeth all things well,
our loss is his eternal gain After more
than years Illness, Brother Tram
nell had longed to go home and be at
rest.
Tot beloved family we extend our
sympathy, theirs is the comfort and
assurance that ell that human hands
could do to alleviate his pcin and pro
long his precious life, was done, and
that some sweet day, they will be re-
united with him and all those who
have gone before, in that haven of
peace, that house not made with hands
eternal in the heavens.
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Lodge,
published in city papers and copy
sent to the family of the deceased
brother.
w. A. Gard,
J. n. Thatcher,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
A GRIM TRAGEDY

is daily enacted, in thousands of homes
as Death claims, in each one, another
victim of Consumption or Pneumonia.
But when Coughs and Colds, which
cured her, and she is well and strong"
1t kills the germs of all diseases. One
dose relieves. Guaranteed at soc and
81 by All Druggists. Trial bottle free.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
ENTERTAINED.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. 5. Tabler at their
home east of Bedington entertained
number of their young friends, stu
dents from Washington and Lee Univ
ersity, Morgantown University, Shep-
herd college, Powhatan college and
Massanutten Academy. DIR. Homer
Tabler, of Hancock and number of
young ladies and gentlemen Of Mar
tinsburg and vicinity were also pres
ent. A bountiful New Year dinner
was served and the day speLt other
wise in social feast, interspersed with
piano and vocal music and games to
the delight of all present.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
WEvER

Mr.. Abram Viewer native of
Pennsylvania. bGt who has lived here
since 1869 died last Friday at the home
of his son-in-law. MIR. y. & Gordon. in
this city aged Is years. He was high
~ respected citizen. The funeral took
place from the house on Sunday after
noon. Rev. /. n. Cautcr ltliciating.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
LEWIS

Miss Grace NJ Lewis, daughter Of
Mrs. Turner Lewis, of South Water
street, died at her home on Mondsy
morning after brief Illness. She was
aged about q years, and is survived by
her mother four brothers ard two sis
ters. The funeral took place AT 2.30
Tuesday afternoon. interment in Green
Hill cemetery.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Deaths.
Rlrrs.

Harry Butts, aged y years, died at
mis- home ON Avery street ON Sunday
IN )rning after an illness of a counle of
weeks Of pneumonia. lie is survived
by his wife and parents. The funeral
was held Tues lay morning from the
house. lnterment in the ruscarora
graveyard.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05

St1tSl.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. w. y. Naylor,
at Jones Spring, son.
First Monday of each month for 10
days. DIR. Stehley, 2lS w. King street.
Rev. r.. A. White will preach at
Bunker Hill on next Sabbath at II 3.
Miss Mary Davis of Cumbe rIand,
spent several days last week in this
city with friends.
Porcelain crowns, gold crowns,
crown and bridgework speciality 21S
w. King street.
Furnished room for rent with or
without board, centrally located. En-
quire at this office.
Miss Clara and Beulah Foreman at
tending school at Front Royal spent
Christmas at home.
Mr.. James Breth, of Altoona, Pa, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. William
Breth, South College street
The Methodist Sunday School at
Jones Spring held their Christmas en-
tertainment on Friday night last.
Mr.. Byard Silver, who is atraveling
salesman in the Pittsburg territory
spent the Christmas holidays here.
Mr.. Ernest DaIwick who has been
spending several days in this city has
returned TO his home in Brunswick.
Dr. Stehleys office is open from half
past seven in the morning till half
past eight al night 21S W. King St,
Mr.. Benz. f. Pitzer and wife, who
were here visiting during the holidays
have returned to their home in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Paul Martin, of Morgantown
and Mr.. David Miller, of Fairmont,
spent a part of the holidays with
friends in this city.
Messrs Edgar Lang and Ralph
Staubly who spent the holidays at
home here have returned to the State
Trrivsrsi,y n resume tbeir stndies
Mr.. Nathan Snyder has placed us
under many obligations by presenting
us with q jag Of fine sweet cider and a
bag of good apples. Many thanks Mr..
ME-. ) r. Il rhi5' WI" used 10 be
res'dc1' q Mar''hs 'uf'-' Out VINO no"
lIF9S II " '7A,"St'n spent part OF
TN iNS hcr5 last saturday among ms
o''' '''''' - ''''''''
"A i'''S- e'J"F@''7 o'''ce WAS given
1t. NJ '"nt '''ol floV1l' ile'SesNiiie'
Oh l les 'af h'3n' uHf'hS INC
hoild US Wh''h vas largely atlea i4t
10y t'' ~'r'''V people OF THIS city
OnWednesday night of last week Il ere
was {, ne.,\ + IN 1eli taking the snow
away and flooding out the creeks Back
Or WIS far out of banks ON Thurs
da and people had to tr avel to the
br iges to cross.
Roy r wbita of C,arardsto,yp
who hoe tao, .t ,Iirto, Srri,r Nau
York for tho mast two months for his
health arrived home last week. His
condition ia ore,tIv imnroved and
about month 500 he states he was
as well as he ever was but the orin
siezed him and he has had considera-
ble trouhIe in SHAKING if Off Heis
now however oaining in stranotb
.,,er1, dow ord exneots 10 soo,, ha
actively Of his ,yorL aoair
,...
ilot'e''oN y, Wv pi''en' 10y '''
lo-'.a 80 olp0i .'"i'S 'oi ei"ooi
"s' ois,''1 OIiiirs anu
=, 1.ii"' 'oo'''0 '''i'"9 wi. H"sene
'0r0''oi' mas sp''i.o 'ioi'nei 'ii''e iioi
III on eiioi' W iiiahe
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
$500 Teeth

The identical same kind of teeth that
are advertised in and about Martins
burg at this time at $500 per set will
furnish for $500 and extracting free.
DIR. z. l.. Smith, ID. ID. s.
1876 w. King street
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. George Washington prominent
citizen of Charles Town died at his
home in that place OH Sunday last af-
ter an illness of a few days. He was
mayor Of that town from 1898 until
1904. He was son of the late John
Augustine Washington who at one
time owned the historic Mount Yer
non. He is survived by wife who
was a daughter Of Col. George A. Por-
terrified, son, Richard, brother,
Lawrence Washington and five sisters
Mrs. Elmer Howard, Mrs. Robert W.
Hunter, Mrs. Beverly Tucker, Mrs.
K. p. Chew and Mrs. n. IL. Willis.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-01-05
Ro,I'I'

Mrs. Baker W. Ropp, highly re-
spected lady of Falling Waters dis
trlct, died at her home near Spring
Mills on Monday last after an Illness
OF about siz months of paralysis Her
age was 50 years. She is survived by
her husband and several children. The
funeral took place from the house on
wednesday morning last at 10 o'clock,
Rev. {. Lepps ofthe Falling Waters
Presbyterian church officiating, In
erment at Falling Waters church.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
Aailinfpif ennustaa icuranffia.

proIesiori WiiliufofI, toimittoia
Sesien ia rubtinas Satoiiita olipot
tilaiiumhen buomah,immot pubuiat.
GnIinmoinittu oil iita mieltd, etid
ouumaan oliIi otettapa oiao, n,iitto
ainoastaan min fauipon fun b,uma
ppipiIi iuoiioIliiena permsiusIailliss
oemofraattilelle puolieelle.
9oimittaia !6esien ianoi, ettd iiiben
mprsfppn toiioen, mifd nbtoii moos
laismdestDn puoIeIto, olfuioon Iil'
lpatut ,papaubet ia oifeuoet oil Ioo'
tarpa fofonaiiuuoeeiaan, tintimdttDs
mdsId Ioaiuuoesiaan ia uuii poalis
lati on luotoma nDfpiIen orpotto'
man Iiiolle, ia iollei nditd pddmdd'
ria Iaamuteto, OH faiftien pbteiefuns
taluotfien pboistpttdnd ia uuoiStets
tampa ipanba fomppoil,t, iatfoi p,l'
buio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
stapinalliiet mmSestaam toimesia.

Yieiari, tamlnif. 10 y. = SoiioliS'
listen tuomiesien rpbmd ei ole me-
nettdnpt tormooon, ,poiffo ien bal
litie,uan ncumoeton toitfi idienef
,ponsittiin. Glen oomulIo ,poliiiiin
uuIi neu,pooto, ionfo pubeeniobtdia
nirtoonoStuiois pubeeeioon nbfoIi
fuoIemalla faitfia niitd, ietfa ei,pdt
ottoiIi totelafieen fdsfpd idttdDtpd
pois tpDstd tomn,it. - pdipdtIi,
ioIloin OIL pdatcitp ipicttdd aIunoiien
Sunn,intaiu fpuoiipdipdd.
SomaIla fun moiniitu puheeniob
toia ilmaiii ien toilpomufien, eita
pbtcenottoo iotoionftoicn fonsio
,pdlicHaiiiin, ban ionoi: rD.eibdn
,peIjiemme rperi buutoa oifeutio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
N(rmenialaifet temraStatuat mmba:
mcttilaifia.

Sio,bctpal, Sranss&oufalia, tams
mit. 20 y. - Sdnne iaapui tdnddn
turiiri g9oamistp tnooen tuIIesiaon
iellaiien tieoon, ettd ipiranomaiiet o,
tpat prittdneet Idbettd ruotaparoia
piiriletpille mubamettilailille SbaS~
ban ieuomilla. 2dbctpstD tuormas'
.oineen ia lpantan iuoielusiouton
Ienraomana pritti uieaan fertaan
tunteutila piiriteitpien ia ndlfddn
nddntpnien armeniaIaisten aiputii,
mutta iofa ferralla ormenialailei
iomfot forfoittilpat beibdt ieutuipilta.
Soto olueeua on tanIa aieisfu. slr
menialoilet, iutta futen tieoetddu,
omat tristittpid, te,rasta,pat nitd
raaimmalla taipala mubamettilaiiia
tataareia, armoa ei anlleta buaipoit
tuneille ci lpaimpille eitd lapIilIc,
faifti Iiirmataan iddlittd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
IssefGsudt terGSpalaien aitupiSta.

philadelphia, tomnif. 20 y. -
GrdaSid idtdldiiesid ioirasbno'
nceeia OH tebtdpdna boripinainen
Toe. &GdfGrit olpai pddttdneet lpobs
man masnctiemin apulla petdd te'
rdspalaicn erddn Spbn yiail nin,iIen
miebcn otuoiSta, ionne Ie tapaturs
man tautta tunteunli iiomman pa
Iaien mutano, iofo lddfdrien OH on
nishmnt 10 ennemmin Iodoo ulos.
MStettdin iaopui miee tdnne ia ldd'
fGrit buomaiiipot terdspola en TDnts
gen Idteioen oipl,lIa. yipt orpelemat
lddfGrit lpoiponio ipabipan masnees
tin aipnno ipetdd mctollipalolen II
loo baomoSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
Silamsilmoitms.

slattaia tdriout,,i tdten fristillisli'
,peelliiend ia funiallisfirffofuunan
observation-disclosures tilattapofIi M.
1906.
2Iuttaia ilmeStpp 4 iifpuiiena ia 6
palStaiiena iadnnoIIiiesli ferran nil
foefa torstaiiin.
9tuttaiam tilamsbinta Ybopsipals
loieIa ia Ganaoasia toto fpuoliferta
I bou. pnoliipuoIifeta so ienttid.
SiIattaa sluttaia itielenne ia iuf,ls
Iaiiiucnne Suomeen
@apaa Canaan tilaaiia pDodmme,
ettd tilaiIilpat NIT sluttajam. ytiiIle
ioito omat Wapaa SanaIle tilauf'
IenIa mubistancet ldbetetddn slnttas
iaa, min fauipon tuin matietu tie
Iamsaita festdd. gDapaa Canaan
iaataipot on ldbetcttdipd auttaiolle.
9luttajalle balutaan firieenwaibta
jio. ia uubistenferddiid eri paittas
fiinnilia ia tilaustenferddjid.
Suomeen tiIattuna fofo ipuoiiterta
1 boa. 80 (. puoIimuoiiferta Is Ients
tid. Tilatoon oloitteell1, rsluttaia",
$40 6. 9lper It. Sronluoob, Wti6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
@dbGn n,atfam ,uarrelta.

Sdbbin Sbipeta tommif. l y. 1906
ia pddiin Sronmopbiin 3 p. aamuIs
la flo 1926. Glo 10 altpi &onialiss
Triton iobtof,lnnon fotous poppiIaS.
ia. &Gipin piioceIi nsli NupreIIe
fuulupaeIa ierrotumosIa, ioisIa
lpeli ySuori oil mutono. pibettiin
inblia ppban Sonan pmpdriIld ia.
malta pioin torfasmfiet ia t,ilin bios
n,aamoan, et.d ppbdfoulut olipat
bpmdSid jdriestDtieSid. Gipd iufpi.
touIuja oim nnbotriia ID ieiirotiias
tain ia sluttaion pdIit oIifpat bppdt.
Din mpDs Sronipoohin Gp. 9utb.
ieurofiinnan tpuoiifotoufiesia Idsad,
iosia eiimies nell 9rdnnds iobti fos
fonSta ia Iain mindfin tuosIa tiIais
IuioesIa pnbua fonIalliefirffomme
hpDopotd iiirtofaniaammc ndbben
ia fofous Gdnien cnemmisiDuG pbs
oiSti itien1ilen ieurotuntonin &anIaIs
lietirttoon. Sos niu;fn tdmGn
tulililpot huomoomaon, ciiG pboesia
tppstcntelcmincn Sumolon firtnsia
OH ipoimn Iun,rcmpi. tnin ol.o eriI.
ddn iilIoin t,lin ,o,patoon Simalon
lelmGn lonon pcruotticlia hostcn
nel1.
9p. oil SpiOtorofpuS Saupillo,
gSeit OulutiSIa, Otinn., josIa tuims
me iiiben fparmoon pddtDfieen, etta
opisto altaa tooS ,poifuhifien1a y.
belmifiuto ia feStdd 4 beil,Gfuuto.
10 p. iIlafii ioannimme GIppn, JOS.
ia Iaarnaiin firfosia. 9dboin Glpss
ia II y. oom,lla ia ppIdbbpin Gms
borrasia, iosia idornofin fotous,
buoneelIa ia iltajunaeio iaifoin mat.
taani Spartao, josio mn6e iaarna,
jim firfosio. II y. oomulIo I6hoin
Sportosto ia plen t6dll6 Dulutbisia
toiminilt oiipillani ia tirioton tGiG a.
Iemobuoneello. Sitein pntin 10 fiis
re, fila vmusta ori" on io oiemon
eoesId iofo labtee beti antamoan
fpptid Sbicasoon.
Suofoon rofae SId, ettd tdmdfin
edpntini tddllG oils tuottanit moncI.
lie rpirtistpstd ijonfaiffiiecn elGmdn
toinosta. Cullen teibdi, rotfoot ipeIs
jet ia iiIoret, SumoIan ormoipliin.
pian pddiemme oian ,poi,poista pis
teoon Sidn fotiin, icsIo alma iIoitoon
Serron fosmoin toiieIemiIeSio, amen.
!SoIleIuio ormoSio ia mailpoSIa
ietd mainoisIa rpeIenne
g8m. gDilliomion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
tannut olepania nalmis, mitdIi bo.
neen enullni. tolmilnaan aiian ons
nelliieti rotfaiIufii.
Sunaiai5ista.

Epersii j. g. Yinrnber9ilIe pddti
Sumiaioten tnnta ptiimieliiesti inf.
20 p:nd pitdmdoidGn fnntafofout'
icsia ldbettdd terlpeuliaistirielmdn,
ionta iiidlt0 OH iotentin iemroaipa:
yWte Sumiaieten tlintalaiIet ties
:odmme, ettd &c. !6erra &umernDDri,
.ollesianne lddnimme pddmiebemd,
foetitte tatipa aiuffaioen paroeta.
fpetitte tebbd beibdt onnclliiitii ia Eos
etiite iilloiiisio abtaiSIa oloieia estdd
loittomuutta ia bobrifoiIilaista iors
toa. Siebdmme lenfin, ettd fiiu Sc
cite poinmt toimio obielmamme mus
fam, iofa tartoitti Iddnimme ju to
TO Suomen parosta, min te idtitte
iiIloin paitfanne. 9tpt fun olot opai
muuttiineet, trn iortonaIlan fableei
piuat tappaleifii fattotut ia fun te,
berra fiiipernD0ri, olette jdlleen tul'
ieet lddnimme fumernsDritii ia bpi'
toiatii, min me Sumiaisten tmnta'
Ioiiet, emf ferran nimitptienne idl.
feen fotoontineina tuntato tout, ,ecn
|iauiumme ilomme iiitd, ettd lddnim
me ballihifien obiat orpat anneni1
|teiodn ldmpimiin tdIiirne. Wie lou
mmme teiodt termeiulleetli ia ionol'
la toiiuomne teille termopttd ia moi'
maa, iotta poiiitte iaooa lddnioiG
lailliIet plot polomtemtii. Oltoa ip'
b6mmclliIesti terpetulnt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
VuOSikerta

lildmoo lGbetptien pcruotoia ia JOB,
toia), Sobtori s. y. Cochran, perIis
asia, ia tpDsId bormoontlnut ldbes
tpostirioiIia ia ioornooia, tobtori :.
Wurrop Wtitbell ietd Suomen 2ds
betpsIeilran WDmice Sobias Ieiios
men jpfa fuoli ipiime ippsfumIla, mos
nia nl,iiia mainiilemottomio.
Timeibin H. Dmoilla on liittpnpt uus
lio ipmooen fuluesia glmerifaeta pli
200 tpDmiestd on mennpt uloS ia
Gn9lonnista IumnnilIeen Jana maGs
rd ia iubteelIiesti muisto protestants
tiiista maista. GotimaasIa ON ldbes
tpsbarraStus mpDs faiffiaua fass
ipanut ipaiffafin palio paetnetetaan
tpDtd ulfomailla mufa ipetoomaQa
pafannltteen fotono. Subaniia nais
iia ia nuorutaiiia fpfoontun j66n.
nDlliiiin ldbetps allan t,ttistcIu fos
foutiiin ia miesten fcsfunbeeia otes
taan mpDs innoIla oioa pbteiieen ea
oistptIeen. 9lmeritasia on ipuooen
aiaua mum muasia ipntpnyt ia fass
lpanut uieita uSiifemiesten ldbeips
liittoia."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
Gnt. preiioentti fuollnt.

9uenoo glpreS, tanuf. 20 y. -
2enruoli 9artolome Wiitre, glr9entis
nan taia,polon entincn preiioentti,
fuoIi ellen SO puooen iponbona.
$oan oil 9lr9cntinon preiioenttind
ipnoiien 1867 ia 1871 paIilld. Sa
jobti 9lrseniinon. Brazilian ia rlrns
suoin pboistpneitd ormeiiOito ioposs
IA porosuoita ipoetoan. 8iriaiIiias
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
6iilenfaiipaiaim ipaatimnfSct.

Snoiannpolio, tammit. 20 y. -
Gnii tiietainu pbtpndt biiIimainorit
ia tailpontoien omistaiot Snoianos
polioia fcotuotelemoon Iopinlufles'
ia paotoiien toiminnon iuorolle.
SpDnontoiot lienepdt pddttdneet
mpontpd liiben, ettd pnlfot forotes
toan iomaoia mddrGeld fuin mitd
iupietettin 10. 1904 polffofonieren
iisla teboplld pddtDtIelld. Wiutto
i,urcnpiin mpDnnpmfiiin eipdt liam
NIT aifone rpbmd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
HanSfa ia Ybopsi~allat tebneet
feafimaiSen SppimmfSen.

Y9aebinaton, dammit. % y. 9Sa.
fuutenuua Hanefasta faopuneisto
mafu,unfiiSta iiitd. ettd Wlonroesop'
pia ci iultoiii iieItd tdiin lo,ltfoas
moon, gDaibinston on idttanpt ytanS'
fan boIIitnfielIe ipopoot fdoet menes
tclld Yenesuelan iubteen futen por'
baafii ndtce. t0ollitufiesfo pIimaa'
riiileni ipoltuiiethlna on toiminnt
tGfdlGincn Ganetm ldbettilde W.
SuSicruno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
esm,,talaiSet m,amiiestaa,pat.

sliiretDn ionfto iuutalailic mareji
Goit Sioen fatuicn ldpi iiten oIoitta-
ell oianottoonia pietarin f,lnlniiaSla
periljDlpSiG ipiime tammituun %
pdi,pdnii hlrmania iaoneiocn w6
miesicn tambeoon tohtalc OH. &at,r'
fultuccieen piao ottaneioen liitu nouIi
$4,000. siiioen joufosia oil iouffc
icIIaiiia, ioifa oliDat pddsiect pa
foon gSenajdltd iuuri iiibem aitaan
f,,n tapina riehui plimmiaddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
Sonomattaiuia tapabtnmia lGbetDt-
fen aialfa ~. 1905.

&uIunut lpnoli OH oll,lt iipnnd e.
oiStptien merttejd mailman lGbems
tentiltd. 81 -milloinfoon ole iootrl
min POLIO robfoiiepia uu,tiiia berds
tpfiiotd Idbclld ia toufano. Snoios'
to ia &oreaoto, &eSti. ia GteId glme
ritoSta. Wiaoo9oocorilta ia Ybilip
piineiltd tulee fertomitiio, jotfo muiSs
hlttolpoi roomotun tcrtomuflia emf
!SelIuntaioto. ga S0enfi lpoifuitaa
ipicldfin noimalliiesti.
Srnri g0endIdiSsS Soopponiloinen
ioto on mpDe ipipdSti ia ppipmdeti
ipoitnttonut ,Sumolon ipaltotinnan
coiStnfieen. Grinomoinen innpstuS
onlen foiitta opoltlnut frietillileen toi
mintoon ia joponiIoisten iotilaitten ia
lpendliieten Iotuipontien testuiloeSs
ia ia rnnloo torjim OH loIIut tuIofIes
no.
&uIllnut mnoii on mp1S buomat.
tolpo liina IubteeeIo, ettd Ien aiola
monta t1rteGtd oefelto on otetht Ii.
feiiemntdn pbtepoen oifoaniaamiiefIi
eri tunnusiufiiin fuuIumain fristittp'
ien ndIiIId IdbetpSfentiqd ia foti'
moisio. Wluiin muasIa on piime
ipnooen oiollo otpottii pbbistpneitten
friStiitpien iumoIuusopilIinen iemi-
noori pefin9isid.
Wlonta buomottopoo ia iiunattuo
tpDmiestd on ldbetpsolalto fptiuttu
iidiieen fotiin l beista moinittofoon
). oubion 1opIor. aiindsta (ssiinan
.Is
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
Sclesraafiipbtpjen iuabinspitta-
miueu.

Gen ioboosta. ettd iaomenmooIoi'
len iele9rooIipiiain pddlliffD on IL
nlottonut niin,e oifpina illeoeti rifo
h,n mnltotllmnunieie9rooiin jobtoit.
SuomesIo, on fenroolifrpernDDri
febottonut ienaattiu rpbtpmddn Iel'
loiIiin toiluiin, ettd tdlIoinen pdfi'
mallonteto ipostoiiuueesIo ia ipaItet'
tdiiiin ia Ippll;Iet lootettoiliin eoeS'
ipaStuuiIeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
1pimittaiia ,pamaittm.

ylonoStin toimittaia yiotppiis, io
ia on Wendidn eiepinpid iuitalais
iia, OIL tuomittu puoletii fuiltambefii
turimsbuoneeieen icn iobooeta, etta
ban lebbesiddn julfaiii postitonttpos
rien bentilDfunnan muoopetamon
union iulistufien laton aifana. Sno
milo mpDStin iiIdItdd ielIaiIen liidpf.
fen, ett6 bdnelld ei ole oiteutta tulla
'ipalih,fii eoustaiafii bumaon. Srpas
boban tBapauben) toimittaia on
iodNuf 7dmoIIdHen ron9oishifien. ga
ndioen ioutfoon ndhidmdsti jouh,s
tpat mpDstin Husiin ia 9laiba
SbiSniin toimittoiat.
GnIimmdinen poliittinen puoIuefp.
fous ySendidn bistoriaeIa, arpottiin
ellen. Se on perustuslaillioten be-
motraottien fpnpentti. SotoutIeen
oil iaapunut fotiiiatoomiiiitpmmentd
eouetoiaa tiiuoestofpmmenestd pai'
talliSpboistptiestd. &ofoufien pu-
beeniobtaiana toimi proIesiori &ore
jeff, iofa feboiti IdSndoliioito ieiIos
ipilIe nouiemolIo oioitiamoon funni.
oituotaon Yunaien Sunnuntoin ub'
reilIe, ioista uieot ioinot iurmonio
Iaman Jain ldbeiippoesid, misid fo'
tniiota pioettiin.