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Whoever induced Mark Twain to
begin the printing OF his auto
biography should have the hank
of the whole world. II Is a real
enrichment Of our literature. This
series o running in The Norm
American Reuien Ia Mark Twain at
his best. II is as IL he had de.
iberately saved up for US some OF
his choicest stories for the last.
Another reason for its excellence
is that il is Mark Twain writing
about himself, and no man ever
wrote better about himself than
Mark Twain does. Then there is
another reason for its success II
runs the whole gamut OF emotions.
On one page he convulses US With
his farce-fun and on the next with
delicate wit, while on the thlrd
there is as sweet and pure a senti-
ment as was ever penned.- bostcn
Transcript.
The literary strike OF the year
has been made, not by one OF the
vounRster class OF magazines, but
bv the staid old North American
Rcpietp. which has secured for pub
LEGATION chapters from Mark Twain's
autobiography. II Is a great literary
SCOOP, and proves that the Rerietc,
az wine, improves with age. The
Reuie,o has an honored history, reach
ing back almost a century, and IL
was never better than IL il to-day.
The October issue contains the
second instalment OF the Twain
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quality will make its own way sometimes,
but il takes years; while II a great deal is
said and written Of a book and its author
in the newspapers and magazines it tempts
readers to exploration for and discovery
Of genuine literary treasures that might
otherwise be d~isregarded in h great out
put Of books, all Of which it is impossible
to read and judge.
Anew life of Walter Pater has been written
by Thomas Wright, author of THE Life Of
Sir Richard Burton 1t will appear In two
octave volumes uniform with the Burton
and will contain many surprises in the
correction Of previous fictitious statements
and new facts hitherto known only to few
people. ~0f the events that are deal
with in the first seventeen chapters Mr..
Wright says, nothing has previously been
recorded beyond what might be put in
half a dozen lines" The author has Sc
cured a mass of information from five
intimate and confidential friends Of Pater
friends respectively Of four, five and
seventeen years standing, including Richard
C. Jackson, here shown to be the original Of
Marius the E~picurean. The history Of
Pater's long and intimate friendships with
Canon Liddon, Father Nugee, DR.. Frederick
Lee and others is given.
Stephen Gwynn, the ~essayist, descriptive
writer, ~biographer and novelist. has been
elected to Parliament as a Nationalist mem
Der for the borough Of Galway. Mr.. Gywnn
is, like many other English men of letters,
of Irish birth. and the title OF his latest book
Is The Fair Hills OF Ireland"
In the preface to II. W. Garrod's Religion
of All Good Men" the author says: "A
generation ia growing up which Is calling
ethical Christianity into question just as
the two preceding generations called In
question historical Christianity. Standing
myself nearer to this generation thar to
any other and being in the nature OF my
profession in contact on all hands with
young men Of every type belonging to the
educated classes | say with some conf
dence that never, I believeJ was the hold
of religion upon the minds of the youth
of the country stronger and the hold OF
Christianity weaker. And with still greater
confidence I would affirm that the difficulty
which young men OF to-day have in accept
ing Christianity IL not intellectual but
moral
The next volume in the Every Child
Library will be Birds Every Child Should
Know" by Nellie B~lanchan, the author Of
Natures Garden" This volume will be
devoted to the birds of the East. The second
volume, devoted to Western birds. ia being
written by W. l.. Finley.
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Mrs. Flora Annie Steele's new book, -The
Sovereign Remedy" will be brought out
early in January. It Is something of a
departure from the field in which she won
her first success, and deals with the COM
liberalization of the British sristocracy.
The scenes are laid in England and Wales.
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1917 THE BANNER 1O07
1CVG YEAR 1COS
NORTH
AMERICAN
REVIEW
Edited by George Harvey
Edited by George Harvey

TO hose atout to seet their periodicals for the fotheoningy@ year the Publishers beg
Iavst to- ubmt for consideration the following facts respecting THE NORTH AMER
~ UAN REVIEW.
T. It's the ddst and only REVIEW published in America containing original natter
exclusively,
3 tits published twice amcnhan and sent to the rrsm only three days before publication
day. being enabled nrbyt to maintain the closest och with current vents
8 It's special articles HAYES doubled In number rand are written as heretofore BY the first
living athoraou upon subjects of thsm most vt1i interest
f. rs special contributors comprise the most famous and learned statesmen scholars,
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S. It has added to its former abundance of striking special articles imrorant regular
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(0 Reviews Of important newt book Of sndos character by writer's carefully selected
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fine will, become proficient in the ue of then lew universal language;
% Mark Twains Autobiography onhnuaho OF this Etcst~y of such smpassng
interest thth has already become hebnteda the most important literary production of the
present day.
A striking feature OF this notable contribution to American literature, early in the year.
will be Mark Twains account of "Capain Stormfelds Visit to Heaven" written thirty yev
ago. and now published for the hsth lint. 1t will pperi in four parts arc will te illustrated
by Andre CastMgne
The number Of special articles increased the regular features are added the number
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dollars for tuenbIow complete REVIEWS. To hose subscribing before JnnryG t the
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VIEW ROOKS REVIEWED
Alfred auyss's Poems ......... RICHARD lE GiIll;EHE
wsndsITs Liberty Union and Democracy" ~ 0ovv,,y
Lodges " Frontier Towns and Other Essays
De Murgan's " Joseph Vance" ..... OLIVIA h. CuI1lR
WORLD Politics
London The Tines" BOX cuS, he Sosp Trust; ST. Mortimer
CWards Retirement; The Lords and ne E,ucar,7 PIN. P,ds: Tas
Pupss E%nCycics, snd lis Sequel ~cersussags RaG;, r.I;I
n EpITOR'S DgTRY
sarcs Cannot Engs 8rrart aspects CT t:~l.su.o; vi Girls
ss Jnhisrs;tny; q R!dsrn ~Eacc.toSs Rs.saI;, Ire JIaClus
FnyOHy Of wdoVs; Wums' Suffrage n C:;'al
For Sale at all NcUS Stands.
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Kipling's Puck Of Pook's Hill" ia the best
selling book in England and is the volume
most in demand in the public libraries in
this country.
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SpECI4L ARTICLES
Tho Gospel Of Wealth.. ........ ANDREW CARNEGIE
Is the United States a World Power ? ......... IGH0TUS
Pending immigration Bills ....... ROBERT De {. WARD
Tho Newfoundland Fisheries Dispute p T. McGRATA
The Case Of Esperanto ..,..... GEORGE MACl0SME
Aspirations Of ~Esperantsts ,....... Dr. |. |. lMeEH0F
Marine 6ohy ........... LOUISE COLLIER WILCOX
Credit Currency ................. Le. HEPBURN
Price 2S Cents.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. 60.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BREMEN.
Nm. H. Oct. H. M VIM. H.. Nov. 9.sAM
Oct. -, noon Kaiser. .... Dec. I. 10 AN
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NORTH GERNAN LLOHO X VELLERS'
CHECKS coon ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRtChS& co, 5 hrOAIway y. Y.
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NEWYOVK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R.R.

Trains depart from Grand Central SAuoa a
ST. and 9Th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London and Prov --':sc
,:ioSo, .Ll0.a: =. NJ ';io3 = u t9ii ~ 80
ffsOi 4. NJ. 1890 =. ". Via Sprng0eld-7ii
\. NJ. ftt2OO. 400. I'll % =. N.
WORCESTER q FITCHBURG via Putnam-'3aSPM
LAKEEILLE 4 NORFOLK-''sa 4. y. .'31PN.
PITTSFlELD-'4:Ss. $50 \. NJ. T33i p NJ.
Ticket Of1ces al &C rand Central Sta lion and el-Sth
St. also At Gas. 1900. ci3L B'wAy. C.S | MON square,
cls. Fifth Ave, cas- Columbus Ave c& Madison
Ave. clos W. lSth ST. 27r Third Ave IN Brook
Ign. ca Court St. 4T9 Nostrand Ave $40 r way
DAILY fExcept sundays. iStops al l-5ta street
XStops at 18TH 81. Sundays only. :PAriOr car hml
tee Has dining car. cPsTlOr and sleeping car
tickets also.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.
MACHINERY.

WHO WANTS MACHINE WORK?
Parties in position TO do turning. planning
and rurrer lathe work, communicate
Nth IROQUolS MACHINE CO.. PFovi-
dence. X. /.
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new JERSEY CENTRAL

-.rt,<y Foot Liberty ~. y. X
STATIONS West sd St. n r.
Time shown below Is from Liberty -. W-n
2sd 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier. except as noted
Y ASK sfs1SnA' BREkFHEFHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH cHgNK.z40o !7.iS Eastonh pin \ NJ
iI.S 4, Il. ZOO 100 and 400 JIM.
wlLKESBARnE AND Talo ! "
LsKHWooD. TAKEHTRST TOMS RIVER An
BARNEG HT.S.C 90 = 20 4; n; !" s sS q, hS;;;
An. PGo LaErwood and Lskrhurs'I
Ha11kLAaISTRiSc SIT SlIiN;Rtg :: P Nj kl' SSSefsSSSG hR6Htz
POINT PILE tSANT-zt.Oo. $50. Il9 \ n,
s1I.Eo no 70 gas aSIS 20 SsS AiS.
ATTE 5fS4T p gsqHkk sST Lo SF aAfgRRIG2H5AA H "%
ESQ $50 InSO y M go 80 $50 g."
sSSSSfB Se HOOK fRoStrHI FOR ATLANTIC HIGH.
kAH2S SFAs1ESlSgHIT;c R L2NG s PPRRAlNN;Gt. * kS'
PoiNT PLEASANT Pier 81, Na. r., ". It,d $.
100 4; y, isO 500 .ls ,Isi z IA a19S sF'7 T
I p,sy 10 I. :. r., csds4 s.. 1910 g. ", i.oo. AZ
Is $40 r NJ 20 :; Long BrS9ch only F NJ
RE1pfNG, H~1RRisBCRG. %PoTTSyILLg AyD
Il!OP 4. k y; Esad Pss,. S4Ig!. R aIig,.Od ii;G o ,;%
10000 IOP ~ ..,go mLcS msS9 .a%
:ao, m.s.oc. mr'ecO zoo $50 400 pioN
P'A'rlE'' P PfaiiiI.ApEI.pHIA
.zi.sO. ZOO msOo 200 m'io.to 'ilon n',:"
mfOO, = 90 400. '4CO m'So0. m-eOo 30
500 sr a =, ne e p IN 3 "; a,ii : rs,
500. m.IO.OO, m'i2.OO, moo, m:'i.oo, mbn ''m
!bsiIS' DAILY. .1csp2 sgnd.y P%sgnd.,s
urdays. mDlning Car. KSAturdays only.
From twenty third S,rect- baso ?. N ,i,S
p. NJ. E4.0 p. NJ. III % p. NJ, k22o =. II.
Onices: Liberty St. West I'D 81 9 Aston Nous
slS. asa 1900 1885 BROADWAY, -: 5th Az: - 5laAt
IS Union Square West. 27es 81 Az, los West iEth
ST.. e45 Columbus Av. New York; tCourt s. S1.
sA Fulton ST. go Nostrand Az, BTooklyn. W
BROADWAY. williamsburg. New York Transfer
Go. calls for and checks baggage 20 dcstlnaloa.
W. G. BESLER. W. c. HOPE
Vice Pres. a Gen. Mgr. Gen. Tsss'r Agent.
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OLD DOMINION Lime

FOR Canadian Pecisr Rsnwa y -amsalp ss,,nTs
80 Mondays Wednesday and Fridays laaas.
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Electric Vehicle Company
Hartford, Conn.
TROT IN BINDING SNOW.
Nut boy Takes walnut Hall Cup and Ia
season RggeSI winner.

LEXINGTON. Ny. Oct. 10 Great racing
constituted The card at the Breeders AssocIa-
ton meeting to-day. II wa the best card Of
the entire meeting. Several OF the heats we're
decided in a binding snowstorm. Nut Boy
won the Walnut Hall Farm cup. being,thr only
horse ever 10 win both the Pennsylvania and
the Walnut Hall. while Turlsy captured the
Mcdowell stake. IL was the only time in the
memory OF the oldest inhabitaRt that %trotting
races ever were decided here in the snow.
BY his victory in the " alnut Hall cup to-day
Nut Boy becomes the biggest money winning
horse Of rhe year and after his win to-day his
owner. Miss Charlotte ~Crabtree. the former
actress. was the recipient OF tho silver loving
derives its name.
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o. SOBEI.. AuCt.. ~ BoweTy. seils 10 4. n, all
Foods pledged prior Oct. !. 1873.
: oct. l:-Jewrlp. Ben Prayer. sa 9th av.. and
Sol. Cohen, .S 9th aN.
oct. Is Clot thing. Chas. Weaver. "a 10Th av.
Oct. g-COthlnR GcO. Munk. az 9Th aV.
OCT. - Clothing. ;. Hllpostrlner. az NJ ay.
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central q Hudson n. r.. Lesseel
Trains leave Desbrosses st. station, New YORK, A.
follows, and rs minutes later foot West ED 81. y. r.:
100 p N-Chicago Express
.2g5 q h,-Con. Lin. for Detroit, Chi. a 81. louis
.ecO p M-For Roch., Buraio. Cleveland q Chi
$500 ? M.-Eor Rocn. Buffalo, Detroit a st. LOUIS
sDaiiy. 'Daily except Sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Westcott Express
All SMITH G. =. DAILY,
Vice pres A Cen Mxr. Psss'r Trsnnc MFR.
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CE<rRAI. AUCTION co. ". She,

lFNTRNL AT 7 TVN VU.s Vt NUTVIdW1 NUCT-,
,ss IH canal 81. will sell at 10 \. NJ
Oct, II BY J. j. saver; clothing. &C.
oct IS-By VI. LAycry. js4 9th Av.: clothing
pledged TO Oct. 5, 1895.
'Oci, is by n. McAleenan, to Fulton ST.. Brook
lyn. diamonds. jewelry and SilverVaTe. &c. No.
isOOs. Aug. -. 20 No. 1887, Sept. Is. 1905, inclusive.
and all old dates.
OCT 10 By r. simpson & Co., 1875 ROwery: dia
monds jewrlry. &c. pledged 10 No. 1901. July l..
1906 and all goods held over.
Oct lB-By l.. N. Levy. ST Columbus aV.. cloth
ing pledged 10 Oct. =. 1905.
oct. Il BY J.. ". Levy. s7 Columbus Ay., dia
mouds. jeweiry, &c. pledged 10 Oct. 10. 1905.
Oct. II By r.. Berger, loO 9th av., tO West A2d
81. cIot hing pledged TO Oct. 10. 1895.
oct. is 81 FIlIn: jeWelTy. &C.
oct, is-By NJ We'll q Co, "a ID Av. o thing
pledged 20 Oct. 10. 1905.
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"AussIes's orsatsse RanrOsS."
NEwYORK CENTRAL

MuD9uM NNDN UoklNo&Ds
Through trains depart from Grand Central STA
ton. I'D street, New York. a. iouowE
A. N., loo. Slo SEQ. S:s. n0 p \. stop az i,sts
street 20 receive passengers ten minutes ansr beaN-
~ $40 4. M.-iIIDNIGHT EXPREss.
sisSA. n.-,EH2PhfnSs SsHTSHTs ESPsEss. Most
famous train In the world.
RsAg A. Mast AL hours %. Chicago
le;1eA. M.-.nAY EXPRISS=BuEEALo
sOO p H-sCHfCAGO SPECIAL.
0 p. M.-sSOUTHWESrERN LIMITED. All
s.so P. M.-!THE @rH CENTURY. LIMITED:
To Chicago In 10 hours via New YORK
Central and Lake shore.
= a;AO r. M-fALBANN n TROY FLYER
AtSO p. N,-srHE WOLVERINE.
sire p. Mast MAlL-FoR ALBANY.
$40 p. M.-'LAkE SHORE LIN hour
sac p. M.-scIEvELAND, CINCINNATI = ST.
LOUIS LIMITED. All Pullman Cara
goo p. M.-'WESTERN EXPRESS.
. 90 p. N.-sMONTREAL
1S + (. MM.-ssuuFiTS9Go. FNfaSSRA EALiS
cLEVELAND and ToRoNTo SPECIAL
SaoP. M.-.wESTERN ~ YORK EAP'
IL :9o p. M:-'CHIcAGo AND ST. LoULS EA
DAILY 'h TSsL SHaoT SSivirssiNOS.
eos A. NJ. and SIS p. N. daily, except SUNDAY.
20 Pittsneld and North Adams: sundays eJI A. N.
Pullman cars on all through trainA
Ticket on,css a! lsS ;tS; as sHd ii1s E RTcsd S.sas
st. Grand Crntrsl and issth o. stations. Nsw YORK;
SIS and 7ce Fulton ST. and Toe Broadway BrookI{ns
Telephone 40 18th st.. New YORK CentrA Oeo
Ssry,cs b E%. .us:S,, sssSsse from hotel " tvs"
osnGs Y. sSITa. Z. 2 pAEy
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GINThING.

CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING To ORDER on d
weekly ayment perfect NJ: An. material "a
ChANyE LoThIN CO. ID Broadway. entrance
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SALES.
III. FIRUSKI. huc,.. 20 Howery, sells 10

4. FIRUSkI, Nuct.. 20 Bowery, sells 10 \. H..
OrT u-Order Nm. simpson. jcwelTy.
oct /. order n. Stern. SID 6th aN.. all watches,
diamonds. Jewclry. goods every description pltoEed
nrtor oct >. IA5. all older dates held over.
oct IS order Goldstone Bros. SA oh av. all
watches. diamonds. iewrlTy. goods even desCrp-
lion pledged prior Oct. >, 1919, 10 No. SoSa. OIL Older
dates. also bne lot furs.
Oct, rs Order Is. Dreyer. ~. 9Th aV.: clothing.
AZ pledged prior Oct. s. 1875.
OCT "a order u. Fry. =76 BOweTy: all watches,
diamonds. ieWrlry. goods every description pledged
nor oct q 1915. 10 No. $50. and J. BlAu. formerly
IS sth ay.. pledged prior Oct. a 1908, TO No. HcSD,
All older dates held over.
Oct IL order VIM. simpson & Co, ISL BOwery:
ALI diamonds. watches. jrvelry. goods every de
ScrptIon pledged prior Aug. 1, 1908 10 No. eos-s.
all goods held over.
OCT Is Order Vim. GoldstOne. ~ Park row; all
diamonds. watches. jcwelry. goods every desChp
ton pledged prior Oct. !. 1875. TO No. too'S, all
older dates.
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PIEI.IC NOTICES.


MUNICIPAL CIVIL ERVIC COMMISSION.
IN broadway
N~w York. OctOb~r .. tlOs
Bic NOTICE - HFRFPN GtLFN that an
open competitive examination for the position Of
STENOGRAPhRR AND TlTEWRIrH MALE
AND IEMALN VIII NJ held on MOnday. OrtODcr
-. iaf. ~ 10 \ "
The receipt ~ Nppiica ions vii ,losr On Thugs
day. OrtOh~T 18TH. At iP "
The gslary Il fN. SIN snd HOO n~T Annum
Su~ysssfui candidates vIu NJ -eriiNsd for en-
ploy ment t~t md the limits ~ tho Ctty ~ New
lork. and vii not n crriiH-d for employment
gt'hiu The iiritSO the dty.
Tns minimum age - ~ year..
For scope ~ EXAMINATION aud fuThrr inforna
tion apply ~ the Secretary.
FRANK A. SPEScER. Seeretats.
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PalarAl steamers "NEW YORK. ALBANY
and "HENDRICK HUDSON OF the Hudson River
Day line. fastest and nneSI Iiver boats In the world.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton 81. Thy AnneKI 500 An.
DeSorosSes ST P1er....-..-......sW
West a2d st
West 18Th 81 ................. go
landing At Nonkers. " est Point. Negburgh. PouKh-
keepsie. Kingston Point. CAtsEil. Hudson and
Albany. Daily. except sunday. Special trains 10
CAtskill MtS. resorts and Saratoga. and easy con.
n~ecitons TO all points East. North and West
Through tickets and baggage checked at o1rces
Of v. T.. Transfer Co. Through rail tickets be
tween ". v. and Albany accepted. Most delight.
full one day outings to West Point. Newburgh or
POuKhkeepste. returning on down boat. Res.
taurant open att A.. NJ. MUSIC.
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LTLIIs sMONGOOD. AuctLon..r. q Rover

JlLiNS sHONt'OOD Auttloneer. " bo"ery.
ny los. ShongOOd'S sons. Auctioneers.
oct. rs Clothing. ieNelry. &c. up 10 No. $500.
and all held overs. Kaskcl 4 Roth, Q Columbus av.
Oct. I5-Jewelry. watches. dA mondS. &C. pledged
20 oct. {. 1905. {. Bruckheimer. 1913 Nj aV.
oct. 10 Mems and wOmen's clot hing, &c. pledged
prior to Oct. q. ia0S. u. Peysers IONS. 0p ID aV.
oct Is-Jewelry. \. Friedman. 1911 Nj ay.
oct. IL Mems and women's clothing &c. pledged
10 Oct. 20, 1905. g. Edelstein 4 Co; ,Ss LIST av, .
70 Oct. 10. ioOS. d. Silh~~ rSteiniS sons. 10 9Th aV..
Silberstein Br1s. .9S7 sth aV.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09

Sartausbetfid IstoriaeIo ia pm,s
pdristoud oIemisia Gm. 2iitb. Sam
IollisI euratunnisio slofnnIla:
IstoriasIo Iunnuntoino 10 y. FLO
10 ap. ia Flo vs. italia.
Noielisia i%unnuntoino II y. Flo
10 up. ripin ia Serran Gbtoouiien
fansia ia SoImon Sreefiua Flo 4
|. y.
Sunnuntaino 26 p. tefee Historian
I%eurofunta Deep RiperiIe bn,pimat'
fan, iouoin iieud pioetddn emanfes
liumiiubla.
2incoIn GreefiHd, Nash, festis
miitfona S p. Flo 10 ap.i ia Snbepens
oencesid Flo 4 ip. ripin ia Serran
Gbtoolliien fansIa.
SlmacosIa festI,piiffono 20 p. FLO
IL ap.
Wuisia paifoisIa eri ilmoitufien
mufaan.
g.. s. Hisionen.
ll%niontofpn, astoria, Ore.
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II p. Sbomion f. firtolIa Flo 1
/. p.
20 y. Gallo Spmnin firfpao flo
10 ap. ia &onsta @ustaiionin tas
IcsIa Flo 3'ip.
81 p. &antaon fouluua flo 2 ip.
% y. !SaltoIen foulula Flo 10 ap
% p. 9eaiperin firfoua Flo 10 op.
ia Tobias Dian taIosia Flo 8 III.
"a p. Wanban f. firfoua flo 9
q. p.
20 y. Wopleeia Wis. firfpua Flo
10 ap. ia Flo 3 ip.
20 p. Niiorpop Somnin firfoua
Flo hlO op.
SbomIon, Wiinn. clot. 2 p:nd.
6. 20. yliemi.
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Outeu UtutJtuot IDH" N"pST~f
Micb., beindf. 81 D., East. kindt.
% p.
Saubattu:
Sobn ia Cola Seboon p. 2dino
Wiliam fuoli MaeiisIa, Wicb., bei'
ndt. 8 y. ia taubattiin iaman fun
8 pdimdnd.
Senrp ia 9ilma Sunnon tptdr VI
ma GSteri fuoli WiasiisIa, WticA,
beindf. 16 y. ia bauoattiin iamer
FUN II p.
Ntatti ia aiiia Wtppstin poiti
Martti fuoli Hocflanoisia Wticb.
beindf. Is p. ia bauoattiin betnat
10 p.
Stat ia Maria SiIianoerin tptd'
Bertha fuoli Hocflanoisia, Wttcb.
beindf. ID p. ia bauoattiit lanlor
FUN 10 p.
SpeIi ia Silma Sermamden polio
6enrif fuoli MasIisIo, Wticb, bet
ndf. Is y. ia banoattiin laman tnun
10 y.
Senrp ia Silma Sunnon tptdr
Sppra Soima tupli WtasIisIa, ytlcb'
beindf. % y. ia bouoattiin lamon
FUN % y.
@iuiom ia Gamma Wtatlonin tptdr
9loba Waria @lpiira fuoli Wtaslls'
ia, Mticb., beindf. % y. ia bauoat'
tim 20 y.
9Sibittp:
GIieI Wlation ia Guiana Si!tunen
mibittiin Maeiisla, Wiicb., beindf,
2 y.
Sale 9Ianfsmarb ia Silma ruIi'
mdfi WiasIisia, Wticb., beindf. Il
pdindnd.
MaSIisia, Oiicb., beindf. 30 p.
Watbias StrDm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-09
Seindf. % y. 1906.
Walfrib SO. @ilen.

SumaIanpalmelufiia GIofuuqa:
MosIisId 5 y. feuo 10 e. PIP.
HodlanbisIa 5 y. feQo 3 IL.
WinonasIo II y. fello 2 |. pp.
SreenIonbisia II y. felo z ip.
MasIisia 10 p. Flo 10 a. y.
HpcflambisIa 10 Flo 3 ip. 8. q.
Gbtooaiien fansIa HaittiusstaIpua.
almaiaeIa 26 y. feuo 10 e. PIP.
Nluita bartausI ertroia pioetddn eri
iImoituSten mutaam.
9astettu:
2lntti ia Wiina Sioleboon y. &us'
tai gernbaro. ipnt., Niiulasia, Mid).
feiaf. 20 D., fast. beindt. 4 y.
Matti ia Sibo &erdien y. Srans
pietori, ipnt. Soiroisio, Tsicb. teIaf:
Is D., Fast. beindf. 8 p.
4osta ia 3oiia Stallion y. aiIreo
aonstonb, ipnt. eairoisio, Wlicb.,
feidf. 20 20 D., East. bcindf. 3 y.
9uomas ia Sibo peItoien t. Sppl'
eIwiiro, ipnt. SiresteeIiad, Wsicb.,
feidf. 10 D., Fast. beindf. q p.
SoeIi ia 6ilba Scrnamden t.. ap'
no 2empi, ipnt. Wiasiisia, Wticb.,
feIdf. 10 D., Fast. beindf. z y.
Wlotti ia &aiId 9eiftildn poifo
Wotbios y8iaiom, ipnt. YeltiSio'
Wicb., toufof. 20 D., East. beindf'
10 p.
= usti ia Sustiina pirildn polio
HeinoIb Motbios, ipnt. @reenIan
biSia, Micb., beindf. 6 D., fast. BET
ndf. 10 p.
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