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The Laramie Republican Co., Publishers
W. e. CHAPLIN, Editor
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

Alfred Miller was a business Gale
in Omaha last week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
klMeALLToN KERNELS
Peter Miller drove to Gray sund

Peter Miller drove to Gray Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. I. Jensen spent Sun
day at his brothers. home.
Peter Hansen is putting an addition
to Peter Petersen's barn this week.
Anna Larsen began working the
first of the week for Viggo Sornsen.
Geo. Faaborg sold his team last
week to Walter Rasmussen for Sl6O.
Chris Nelson put some lightning
rods on Jacob Hansen's house Mon
day.
Jim Johnson bought driving horse
Saturday of Geo. Nielsen at Poplar at
1925.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen
spent Sunday with their son Chris in
Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Green of near
Kirkman visited over Sunday with
Nj. C. Mitten.
Chris Larsen's gave a party Sun
day evening and good time was re-
ported by all.
Rev. Gregersen left Friday for a
two months trip to California and al
so to Colorado on Missionary work.
Hans Madsen left Saturday for
Minneapolis Mimi. with his Brother
in-law W. Ryelt who accompanied
him on his journey.
Eldoras and Will Armontrout land
ed last week from Nebraska. They
expect to remain here until after .har-
vest, and then go to their homes in
Neb. as they both have homesteads.
The marriage of Thomas Thorn sen
and Miss Nettie Johnson occurred
Thursday at O'Clock in the Kim
ballton church by Rev. JohOnas. The
reception was given by her parents at
their place. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Johnson engaged the tent platform
of Kjer Bros. and large crowd at
tended, and many presents were given
them. The young people will make
their home on the Mrs. Jens Soc
place now occupied by Mr.. Thorn
sen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
A PERKINS CuMMINs CONVENTION.
Deadly Serpent Bites.

are as common in India as are stom-
ach and liver disorders with us. For
the latter however there is a sure
remedy: Electric Bitters, the great
restorative medicine, of which S. A.
Brown, of Bennettsville, S. c., says:
They restored my wife to perfect
health, after years of suffering with
and a chrOnicallly torpid
liver" Electric Bitters cure chills
and fever, malaria, biliousness, lame
back, kidney troubles and bladder
disorders. Sold on guarantee by A.
H. Roberts, druggist. Price SOC.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

Miss Ina Bruner has ceased work
in the millinery department at Oluf
Jensen's.
Mr. Jack Malloy has come to Extra
from Davenport to play the base ball
season with our boys. He will assist
Basil Sergeant in the pantatorium.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. VanGorder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed VanGorder
came down from Audubon early Fri
day morning in their auto. After a
few hours visit they returned home.
Bud Rendleman returned from
Mimi. last week where he has been on
a business trip.
Mr. Earl Thomas of Omaha spent
Sunday with his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Hamlin. .
Geo. and Will McFarlane of Audu-
bon spent Sunday with friends in
Extra.
Mrs. L. Z. Simpson and Miss Esto
Simpson drove down from Audubon
Sunday afternoon and spent u few
hours with 1.-THE formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Connrardy.
A ball team from Council Bluffs
came to our city Sunday and matched
with the Wonders on the diamond
north of town. The score was to 7 in
the ninth inning, at the end of the
tenth it was q to 8. In the first half
of the eleventh a little dispute arose
as to a decision made by the umpire
The game was decided to stand as it
was at the ninth inning, as the boys
want to make things agreeable as
they are all gentleman and expect to
treat any visiting team as they would
like TO be treated. The Council Bluffs
team is good and strong, and plays a
good game of ball. They drove to
Atlantic Sunday evening to take the
flyer back home. '@'
Mrs. VIM. Fulton received word
from Oklahoma that her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Bailey is not enjoying the best
of health.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
EXTRA ECHOES,

Miss Edna and Ethyl Bison OF
Brayton were calling ON friends ia
our busy little city Saturday after
noon.
A large crowd was out to band
concert Saturday evening.
Several of the base ball lovers
drove to Brayton last Friday to watch
the game between Brayton and the
Audubon Bible club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Green went to
Atlantic Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Chas. May and son Kennith
returned from Anita Thursday even
ing where she has been caring for her
step-mother, Mrs. McVay of that city
who is very i'll.
Mr.. Alfred VOORHEES, is now mana
ger of the base ball team, and prOmis-
es us some very good games here for
the remaining base ball season.
Mrs. VIM. Sas of DeXtOr was call
ing on her friend Mary Marietta
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Andrews are back
again ia their hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will return to
their country home.
Mrs. f. G. Holden of Des Moines
is here on a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Dimick and other
Dimick families.
Chas. Huyck of Minden came home
last week to visit his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Huyck just north of the
station.
Grandpa Dutler out east of town is
on the sick list.
Governor A. b. Cummins gave a
political speech in the park on last
Wednesday afternoon. A large crowd
was out to hear our governor.
Miss Kathryn Emig came up from
Atlantic last Friday to remain a few
days with her sister Marie at the DR..
Oldaker home.
Miss Ruth Statzell has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
Miss Rose Pratt who has been
trimmer at the Bernice Seibert millin-
cry store for the past season left for
LOhrville last week where she will
visit her brother and family who live
In that city.
Miss Gertie cousins is back from
BraytOn where she has been visiting
her father.
Ralph Tilley went to Chicago last
Saturday to visit With his brother
who is employed there.
Alfred Miller was a business caller
in Omaha last week.
Gretchen and Kathleen DelahOyde
are home in Guthrie Center from
school at Cedar Falls. They will visit
their friends in Extra in the near
future
Claude Kelsey went to Atlantic
Thursday to remain over Sunday at
the S. b. PARROT home.
Mr.. Erb one of our base ball pitch
ers went to Atlantic to pitch game
for the Merchant Grays last Thurs
day. The game was between the
Grays and the fast(?) team from
Adair. AT the close of the first half
of the 9th the score was Ii to 10 in
favor of the Grays.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

| have quite few choice farms in
Guthrie county ranging from $35 to
$40 per acre. They vary in size from
a garden patch up to 300 acres. | sell
on straight commission and deal fair.
| have L few choice quarters would
take an 80 in exchange if taken soon.
Call on or write me at Guthrie Center.
Phone 81 II D. l.. CANAL.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
GREELEY GREETING.

Give US a fair sky for the Fourth Of
July.
Mrs. Chas. Sloan is enjoying a
visit from her father, of Pella.
The hay crop is coming on early
and promises to be good one.
In spite of the late frosts, birds and
boisterous gales, the cherry crop is a
good one.
Mrs. VIM Snyder, of Colorado,
spent pleasant week with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jim Egan.
Carter and Twist shelled corn for
James Egan, Monday, after which
they moved to the William Rucker
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boehme and
daughter Mabel, of Audubon town
ship attended services at the U. b.
church Sunday.
The participants in the republican
county convention should have been
thoroughly fumigated before being
permitted to enter church Sunday.
Sol Leightly and family, of near
Audubon, spent a pleasant sabbath
here with relatives and participated
in the elevating pleasures of the Union
Baptist basket dinner.
Don't expect a defeated candidate
to greet you with the same rOlicking
old, "How- are yOu-Old-bOy, that he
tickled you with just before his fall.
1t will take some weeks for him to re-
cover his normal disposition.
We were about to comment on the
fairness of the primary election in
Greeley, when RumOr said, "hold on
there, publicity of the minute details
will belle your remarks" | sincerely
hope that the facts of the case will
dissipate this rumOr and leave the
name of our fair town unsullied.
The basket dinner meeting at the U.
b. church was marked success. In
a sermon powerful in simplicity and
beauty of thought. 1t was rife with
helpful suggestions and unOtfensive
rebukeS. Mr.. Mills preached again
after the basket dinner which took
place in Mrs. GOOchey's grove.
A PERKINS CUMNIINs CONVENTION.
Justice stood weeping. Her scepter was
was broken.
Tears from the eyes of Liberty fell.
The voice of the people in rabble was
drowned.
We turned in digust from the sui
phurOuS smell.
When Tryanny's fingers laid hold on
the gavel
Bold Anarchy rose with horrid
grimace
Like poor haunted fawn meek Har-
mOny trembled.
She and Peace. hand in hand, turn
ed and fed from the place.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica SalVe. Its antsep-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald,
merchant, of Rensselaersville, N. Y,
writes: at cured Seth Burch, of this
place, of the ugiiest sore ON his neck
ever saw" Cures Cuts, Wounds J.,
Burns and Sores. Pc at A. H.
Roberts drug store.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
Eyes, Eyes, Eyes,.

Scientifically tested and glasses
correctly fitted. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or. money refunded. Eyes ex-
amined free. G. H. Brooks, with DR..
A. L. Brooks.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
Residence For Sale.

Good nine room residence for sale
at bargain. Furnace, cement walks,
fruit, garden, two and One-half lots,
barn. Enquire of d. G. Mott or
Charles Bagley. 18tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

Mr.. Erb one of our base ball pitch
ers went to Atlantic to pitch u game
for the Merchant Grays last Thurs
day. The game was between the
Grays and the fast(? team from
Adair. AT the close of the first half
of the 9th the score was Is to 10 in
favor of the GrayS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

Claude Kelsey went to Atlantic
Thursday to remain over Sunday at
the S. b. PARROT home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

Gretchen and Kathleen DelahOyde
school at Cedar Falls. They will visit
their friends in Extra in the near
future
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15

Wlontonolo'nen foipoSpobotto u.
!. tSein3e, joto bilioffoin mpi tot'
monto,oiuutenio iielld, fnulinu Srittis
ldiIesId GolumbioSia honffineen lllds
rem alan minerooli mooto, 2ertipd
Riperin Ioofioeio, iolla bdn oitoo
IaoiopuoIeiien foiposliitfeen. slla,
iofo Sein5elle on tuIlut maflamoon
z miIioonoo oolloria, liioitlee etddm'
pdnd pobioiiesio fun mitddn Srtt'
tiib GpIumbioOio tdbdn oSti febitet'
idmdtii otettu minerooli poifto. Ca
nptoan moinitun olueen olepan erin
umoilcn rifoSto fiiporisto, ia alu'
celia, iosio fen Iiiafii or fuItoo ia
bppeoo runioosti, ionotoon mield
IDpipmdn daretiDmid biiliriffonflio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
ronwo MaaIkuun (Mauh 1900

rautateibcn pitinS 20,601 miilaa,
ipbpn ipupoen fuIiesIa liIidntpi 900
miiloa, ioten rautateisid oleipa pdds
pma tefi lpupoen lopulla $1.14Sy
666,414
@dbintdintin 1000 miiIaa rauto..
tictd tullaon GanaoaSIa tiimdn ipuo..
ben tuluesia rafentamaan, iofa OH
meIfein puolta enempi FUN pbterSs
fidn ipmonna ennen OH tebtp, ia lc
tobietaa. ettd iuuret rautatiet fon,ps
paniiat oipat fiibtpneet aiioan. Wtclz
fein taitfi iuuremmat rautatiepbtiDt
ipariinfin ne, ioillo on iotafin pbtes
ptid 6reot 9lortbern tai gtortbern
PaciIic rantatien fanSIo, oipat fuds
IilliieSti tai ,pdlittDmdsti oialliIia pune
baSia ia ndioen pbteiien trmman idls
feen ci pdbintdfdGn aifaa tulla fas
ophamaan, ettd oiie mitd nopeimmin
iaataiiiin iotelitetufli. Dbteenld t,tls
Iaan iGnG ipuonna rafcntamaan rails
tateitG GonabaSia noin 25 miliop'
nan ooIlorin oripoSta, iobon Iiis
tarmitoan mpDs paIion tpDmiebid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
auuluisa iafialaimem tpimittaia,

moltionieS ia aiattelia Gu9en Ti6er
fuoIi fooieinon ipiime loufpantai'
iItana. Woinoja, iofo oil ipntpnpt
beindf. 80 y. 1888, oil fotman ollut
beiffo teripepoeltadn ia melfein los
fea, mutta fuitenfin otti tarmoffaos'
ii oiaa pbteistunnolliliin fplpmpf'
iiin. Rid)cr oil oifoinoon fatferim'
pio 9iSmordin II astustaiio ia ban
on mnnettu oIepon, josfin formeo
ia jprffd pubeieioon, fuitenfin by
rpdluontoinen lionteeltaan. Jti6er
oil hlnnethi rabitaoliIet fanIollnen
puolueen iobtoia ia ioi ban uleito
fertoia anfarao mostuehlsto omolto
puolueeltonntin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
2pbpita iaarmoia it,loriQe.

Detimiten fadntpmiienfd vlalfeen
altoi erds nuori jurtalaistpttD iums
rella innpua tutfimaan firfon bistos
rioa vndbbdfieen miIoin4 ia nilid
ta,poin fristiipt tuliipat Min erilaiIifs
Il fuin &ristus." Sofainen meistd
moi Iulamasti eiittdd pddfoboat 2riss
hlfien toiminnasta libania pdimind,
mutta fpfonoan toinen aIia OH ieiis
rata bdntd eldmasidmne. Nteile
oIiii bpndtii jos iosfus aiettaiiim'
ME eldmdmntc &ristuticn eldmGn
rinnoue ia fpipiiimme. yUtistd ie
tuIee ettd mind olen Min criIainen
tuin Gristus raffoubesia, iddlimdis
IppoesId, nDprppbesId, Iuotiamufia
ia mstoliiuuoesia? WliStd ie tuIee,
ettd nina min poljon rofastan itieds
nj f,in ie iiuri oil minun iurnlinen
ipnnillinen tiIani, ipfa peti banet mis
nun laotleni. Gttd minun foriponi
on min filuro b1tdbuuooille, Fun
iuuri minun bdtGni ipeti bdnet mis
nun tpfDni? Gttii mind olen plpeG
ia fersfailen, fun ban alentui Min
alas pelasiaofIeen minuo? Sta mis-
nd menetdn uSfoni beti fnn tDD ols
faa ndpttdmdGn ipoifeolto omallo
fun ban CT uefollinen oino. Gttd
MIND teen bGne0e tpDtG naon pbnen
pdiipGn ia mofoon fplme loisfana,
Iomollo fun bdn on iofo betfi fpols
mis- polipeIemaan minuo? 8, miten
ie topoGtui, ett1 minin tdptDp febots
toa ia boufutella bdnen polmeluf'
leenIa. fun bdu fpopooSto tohopS'
toon ontoi benfenId mimin tdbteni
peIostoofIeen min,o?"
9olpolIiIn puoIustuS iiibcn ettei
oteto oIoo fristililcen toimintoon on:
Isl mimllo ole oifoo." 3dmd OH
lpoon tefplpp; 1pp on Iiind eftelnlne
tGvti oifoomme oifealla tomollo.
&uten erdS monbo intioonipddllift0
ferron onoi: yWleilld on foiffi ole
fo." Wiiten ioottpi &ristus toimittoa
min polion oIioiio foIneno lpbpend
lpuptena, rettd JOS ne foiffi firioitet'
toiIiin Ell lnuiiIi fofo mailman fdiit'
tdtpdn nitd firioio?" Suuri iiIld toe
polIo, etta ban oietti Sidn aIion en-
: il Iiio1e oil bdnelId oifoo toimittoot'
Ieen foiffi mitd Sid tobtoi banet tefes
mddn. gliin on meilldfin, los ole'
tomme SumoIon tpDn emf iiioue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
ipaItiopdiipdmieslpaaIin ioboostan
opat npttemmin ioopuneet ienaatin
oifeuso1aetoon.
&iri eita.
Wesicnter, Wsidb.,


Wlaalisfuu0a - O6.
- 5opoturmio on tddud tapabtus
nut uIeita. Srton foiiponnosia me-
netti pfii itdipaItalainen I. t. 2 pdis
md benfenid ia iuomaloinen pabas'
ii tdrwaptpi ia taoien neIjdntena pdis
pdnd louftoont,,i rpulIetin" fdDhdid
g8dlisfaiipannoIlo, ipoon CT ben9en
nooraliiesti. g8ieIld s pdifpdnd
fuoli erds Suomen ruoiloloinen So
I'm Ones, fatoeta putoopan fiipen
ale, NO 6 iboitisio. &olme m'iita
miestd Iouffaantui iamosio poifass
ia ipaan ei hengen poarallileSti.
- Surlepn itdlpaltolainen fanppa'
pbtiD a,paii tdaQd baoro oioStonia,
iosIa mppbddn foifenlaista ruofota'
lparaa.
- 9ibofouppioot oipot nbtpneet
pbteen unipon, 9esIemerisid ia onat
fobpttonect bintpioan 20 pro ientilla,
ollen mt lama hinto faifilIo libas
fouppiaillo.
- SuomoIoileun fauppoDbtiDlld
oil iobtofunnan fofouo tdmdn flllln
4:s p1iipd, ipSia oil e IilId paljon az
Iipito fesfmSteItoman ia pddteitd>
lpdnd. Sobtofunta pdatti iafao 6
proIenttia lpoittoo iooolta faifille
miime ipuooen pioffoille, Iilld eoel'
lptpfieIlG, ettd be ontoipot ipoittora'
boien olIo liiffeeSid ia pttopot nil
ben eoestd oIio pbtinpn. Gofoufles'
| ia mpoe lupoii mr. yiestor Soooroo
Idbted mppmddn piia nbtipDn pn,'
pdriotDiQe ia on ban jobtofurnolto
tdbGn toimeeu tpaltullteitu, ioten ton'
ioloiiet ,poiipat oiio moinithlun pbti'
BON pstoeSioon lunttomufIella fddn
mG bdnen pupleenio "a DbtiDn tilt jul
faistiin tonpmoleboiSld lpume fom
mifrusio, iotcn Ell fotio torpeelliIefi
niitd MT iuloiSto, mutto iofo hoIuc
idoba rabonlo fosmomoan, eli tab
too iotafin robalIonIo tienoto, bdr
oStofopn oIio tdbdn pbtiDDn; iillt
oIio ei npfpiiead binnaIlo rpDbi
fun feIdfuibun osti, ioIloin ne sule
mat foboomoon.
Suom. 2ouppopbtiDn puoleSto
Glimies
Wl. Sulffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
Wppsuuua Srpnpposin ttrtosa ~ 1905
aA lsIou.ruunstsIa issna1 xutk ySafdiaueata

t,rnnoIle 5000 mt, Guran f,innaue
5000 MT, Wsorttilan funnalle 5000
mf., Huoncben t,innale $4,000 mf.,
2dnoelmden funnaue 10000 mf.,
9lIitfalan tiinnaIIe $4,000 MT, Sol'
Iolan funnaIIe $4,000 mf., &drtDldn
funnaIe 10000 mf., 8aiialdn funs
naue 10000 mt., &dfiialmen maas
IaiSfunnaIIe 5000 MT, Goufolan
f,lnnaue 10000 mf., llufuniemen
funnole 1000 mf., Sortanalan
maaloisfunnauc $4,000 mf., Sps
ipasfpIdn moalaiSfunnalle $4,000
mf., eimin9an fnnnoae 10000 MT.
ia &ar,n9in tunnaIle 1000 mt.
gtiiben funtien, ioille laino on
mDonnettp, tilee rpiimeisidad 1907
beImif. 10 pnd ilmottautua moltios
fonttorisia loinaa nostamoan, iola
Ioin OH eIitettd,pd tipbeIlilet loinoo
fosfcipot oiiafiriat pnnd tooistus
Iiitd, ettd aIianomoinen fulpernoDri
on lpabmiston,lt tinnan pddtDflen
loinan ottamileSto lefd iiitd, ettd 'e'
naotin tamoritoimitusfunta on ipab'
fpistanut tunnan nlosloinousrobaS'
ton objeiddnnDn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
8am,ala faiwamtp pmmettpu,uns
0amSfamSa.

!6irmuiiesia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
iota iptptti beti faiipannon Iicffeibin,
iai 1913 biilifaiipannpsia tpostcns
telefpdd micetd lurmania SourrireSs
ia TanSfaola. gSdbdn cni,cn rds
idhbpStd loeteuhii l.795 tpDmiestd
ale aIfaafIeen pdiipdtpDnid ia ainos
aStaan 6O2 OH tdbdu aSti pddsnpt
tafaiiin. pcIoetuS pritptIct oipot
uubelIeen ia pbd uubcllccn ralenncct
t,irbnan fun pelaotuSiouffoien OH
aina lieffi,n ia mprtplliStcn faoIii;
ien ojamina tdptpnpt pcrdptDd, ioten
toiipo noioen foiipannpoia idIellG
olcfpien elGmind 2claotainilcSto on
tofonoan ra,upcnnnt. giGtp toiluans
non pdGlIG futen ippipi arlpotofip,
oil ipodntd liifuttaipa. Suurci ionfs
fiot ittcipiG, lpolittaipia noiiio. lap:
linccn oil fofoonhtnut faiiponnon
padGe iaobofieen tieioia rofoStctuiS'
toan.
Soto fanla OH iopobtunoota fau'
buiSIaon ia preiioentti SaIIicrcS on
fdsfenpt pironpmaiiia tiirubtomaon
onnettomuus paitalIe iomollo cbtdis'
ten Iuurtaneiioiiet, iotfo oIiiiipot tnl'
leet pioettdpifii poriiiin GIpice paa
IatIiSIa neutrality-suspicious. iItano.
Tdidbbps oil min fpoimofos, eitG
Ie idrfi fdptdlrdt toiiponnoSlo ia
lenndtti fotot poie foipantoo IdbeIIG
olepicn rofennueten p6dltd.
passbe-Galais'en biiIitenttd, iobor
Gourrirefin fuuIuu OH 100 ncli0mii
Ian looiuinen. g4uotuinen biiler
uloSptto tefee noin fmtoennen oIor
fofp maan tuoionnpSto eli NON
5000, 900 ionnio. Soinen toiiponto
Glue, oinoa iofo moi eoeIlilcIIc iper
toia lpetdd OH gioro biilioIue ldbellt
Uelfiao.
Suntontppnio ndboen OH 9ionSfC
lpiioes biilinoo idrieoiptieSi6 tuot
toen npin fpmmenennen pIon Iiiti
mitd gbopSipoIloiSio iaaooon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-15
g ITO 1T esta
Smcmem ramtatieiucrfun ia iuena-
ldisteu rautateioen tpiiinia
hhoiSt1minen.

Seiiorifiinnan roboministeriDn fir'
ielmGn iobooSto on fenroolifnhpers
nDDri ienaotiIto ononit tictoo, fitin'
ia pittdue fpIpmpS 100000 MIN
IiirtdmilestG Suomen poltioporoiS'
ia gGendiGn poltofunnonrobustoon
pbopSrooon rofentomiietIi Suomen
rautoiieperfcn ia ipendldioten rou'
toiciocn p6Iille on iputinui mia liir'
TO OH mddrdttD toimiteitomofIi 1905
lpuoocn beindf. q pnd onnehtIIo
mddrdpfieIId.
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I'Ns$ s~s@f-~>~~~f l~~~~ ~
maaiImasIo fariitpistd totpista fos
femufieStd. 9upnnonlaabullaan ia
fdptDfieltddn on ban Ooipien ipass
tafobio. Waifea OF Noliipan tebs
tdipd 3ionisfa paitfaila Iitd mitd
Dopic OIL ritfomt, iiad ioamamiee
bet oipat iabtomasia iaototpioan,
ioicn banen on enIinndfin Iaatawo
bciodt tppntpmddn ia iittcn iaaoa
faupun9in tuotantoIdbteet iiibcn funs
toon, ettG ipelat ,poibaan mafIaa.
1aitfo oiiat ofpatfin melfein toiipots
tomoua fonnalla OF 9Soliipa folmis
ipiiffoiieIIo iobbosia oloaiodaan o.
iottani enemmdn fpfenelpdiDpttd
ioilniinia ia tebnpt enempi iiirtolan
,pauroStnniIefii, FUN Oolpie fpnolia
feStdneelld bollitusfaubeloan.
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tatien hinneli Yeerin9in ioImcn alitle
ia Iiten pbbiStdd slmeriitfa, sloiia ia
Gurooppa pbtdmitaiiello raiitatieIld.
oliIi Iielli iaamuttanut iinirta iupiio.
ia. parppni =. be Sobel, glmeriifons
Grams 9lIaSfa Siberion nbtiDn eouss
taia on parbaallaan focttamasia
iaaba gDendidn ballituficn iuootus
musta ia eoulliiia ebtoja oiohilIe
pritpfielle. DbtiD. iofa nSfco Sibes
rian puoleiien rannifon olcipan pbtd
rittoau tulldSto fun sllasfan puplei.
men ranr .tto on, tariputuu rafentas
maan umelin ia rautatietd 5000
pcninfulmaa Gast Gppcsta &anef',
lin ioeia Ie pbtpiii Siberion routos
tiebeu. Iilld eboolIa, etti maa'ala S
miiIaa frmmaltafin pupIen iietG ia
oifeuS metallien eiiimiicen mpDnneis
tSiIiin pbtioIle. &eiiari 9iifolai OIL
i,mittdnpt tomtfeeon, lolle Spoefln
on tebtdwd eiimfienid mooIiefnnn
Is pdimd. 6aIliiuS tabtoo Is fuu
faitta aifaa tapbentddtieen iuunitel'
man. Hartatie oliii iadtapo paIs
miifii 10 puooen iiidlld. sos ball
Titus iDtoiiiSta ipiotd baluaiii ticn
fuIfemaan 9eno ipirran Ioofioa iups
raan itddn &anSfiSta, jolloin ie pbs
tpiii Siberian ratoan &babaroSfass
/ ia, liidten fiten rafennettaman raoan
pititutft ] 200 peninfulmaIla. ottaiii
IybtiD fen tcbodticen, iiIld eboola,
ettd Iaiii luipan hlooa iaripittapat
f;ssot y. M. rafennuetorpeei iullitta
] lslmfrifosta.
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ituiia rautateitd GanaSaau.

g8dfiIutitun fatIocn OF 6onoooeIa
lperraien enemmdn rautoteitd fun
misIddn mitueIo maoSia, ia iiniri
Iaotuien tietpien mufaan ie ndfpp oi'
foman pitd1 tdmdn oiemonio. Gnii
foImen puooen tuIuesio iuIee nimit-
tain Gonooon routoteioen piiuuS IL
Iddnipmddn 1900 n,iiloIlo, iptd ar
ipiolto tiiIee mafiomaon $1S2,00O,'
600. yDiime pucnno oil CANADIAN
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znpmalaiieu tapatmrmaimem fnps
leuta.

Soibbins, Wtinn., maaliSf. 9 y. -
,Socob GoSfi niminen iuomolainen,
olesioan tp6sid Selers foiipannon
3 iboitiSio, putoii alas iboItio. Wto@
Iemmat iddret fotteiipot ia iiIufiet
Ipuffoonhlipot paboin. Toobrboss
pitaaIin loirosmouultn libetettiin ois
tbs mieStG noutamoan, mutta ban
beitti benfenId matfollo airaalaan.
Wainaia pli % fpmooen ponba ia
on bdneuG tddad neli iefd nieita IL
Iario.
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9emraStmSta.

Merinen pbteen otto Imerifon los
tamiesten ia Dsorojen fpdliad, iotfa
fomipan 10 oipat tebneet baittaa s)b'
opspaItain ballitufleae topabtui bil:
iaffoin lifeud Solo nimiStd paiffoo,
iosfa epdlpirollisten tietoien mufadn
iotiIasten onniStui toppoa uleito ia
tpia pashlstaiiStaan itie bufoten ai'
noostoan noin puolitoistafpmn,entd
miestd. Sppinee foi MT iotilaioen
plpeilld mrbpplliluuoestaon.