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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
MORE ABOUT THE BABY
Herald Man Offers Some 1nformatio
About the Joseph Alexandria
Rahv.

A weeN ago the Republican made
some comment abo t the baby that
was brought over hele from Alexan-
driA and placed in charge OF st.
Josepb's hospital. We stated that
the child was reported to have been
found on a doorstep at an Alexandria
home shortly after its birth. The
Alexandria Herald undertakes to cor
rect the wrong impression that my
have been formed, but at the same
time the Herald man does not take
advantage OF the opportunity to say
who are the parents Of the child.
We reproduce the Herald's statement
Of the situations:
The above from the Mitchell Re-
publican of March /, is SO clearly a
case of Lravtsly upon the very dignity
and well-being of her sister city that
the Herald lastens to furnish the re-
nuired "light." lest strangers might
infer that cases Of a "myterlous'
character we're not of unusual OCCUR
ence here. aud that ''baskets" might
be found on most any old doorstep
every morning.
That Joss PHI Alexandra is purely
an Alexandria product no one here
has the least disposition TO deny, but
that he bears the slightest relation
ship to those trashy doorstep kids Of
which we sometimes read, but OF
which no one has the slightest know.
ledge, a fact every reputable Alex.
andrian stands ready to refute TO the
last ditch.
bulent scenes of this mundane sphere
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
TESTED HIS %LIBERALITY.
And the Host In Turn Tested His
Guests Generosity.

And the Host In Turn Tested His
Guests Generosity.
A rather parsimonious gentleman got
the better of some of his acquaintance.
who We're continually Fostering him
about his niggardliness. Goaded to
desperation by their taunts, he one day
invited his detractors to a dinner.
When they made their appearance they
We're simply astonished at the magni6-
cence of the treat provided. Apologies
We're rendered, and the misery individ-
ual was warmly comp!imented as we'll.
Nov, g~entlemen,' said the host when
acknowledging their compliments, you
have put my ltberality to a test. I am
going to try Your generosity. l know
a poor man who is very much in need
Of financial help through untoward cir
cumstances, and | propose to raise a
subscription in his behalf. See, I com
, mence the list with 10 shillings. Will
you help?"
Needless to say every II subscribed
literally, as no cared to be thought
more close listed than the host, who
when he had collected all the money
coolly said:
81 thank you. gentlemen, for your
sympathy, and now l think we arc
quits. You have paid both for YOU
Joke and your dinner. 1t was I who
required the money.'-London Mail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
! RESERVATION ROUNDUP
Rapid City People Planning for
Cattle Roundup to Take Place
About April 8.

Rapid City, March ID Fifteen
years of continued success will be
celebrated by a great meeting of the
w, stern South Dakota Stockgrowers'
association, which will convene in
this city for a three days session on
April 8. The largest attendance in
the history of the association is ex-
pected, as this meeting will he for
many reasons the most important
ever held. 1t marks the new era of
stock raising in the western part Of
thus state. and matters of interest
to the stockman, as we'll as to the
small stockman and the homesteader,
will he discussed. 1t is also learned
that any capitalists looking for in
vestments i'm the west have chosen
this time to make d visit to Rapid
City and other points in the Black
Hills.
Inc amusement features will be
similar to those in the past. except
that it is proposed TO make them
more extensive and attract We than
ever before. Chief Kill-a-Hundred.
an Ogallala Sioux, will he here with
about 800 Of his followers, who will
give various exhibitions in the way
of wal dances. sham battles, costume
races, etc. Many cowboys will also
be present to take pant in the races
and sports, and it seems probable
that a detach nent of United States
calvary viii als) be present.
This meeting is unique in char
acter and is one Of the few remain
ing celebrations which keep alive
the oldtime western days. 1t has
never failed to draw a large crowd
from all parts of the state, from
Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Wyoming,
Montana, Colorado and other neigh.
boring states.
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Personal Notes.

Justice Shiras, retired. of the
United States supreme court, has
made photographing of wild animals
a hobby and study, and he is said to
have been the nrst person 10 make a
picture Of a wild animal by fash
light.
The will OF Orson ID. MUM. who
was one of the founders of the
Scientific American, bias just been
filed for probate in New York. The
estate is believed to be very large. as
il includes Mr.. Munn.s home and
scientific collection at Llewellyn
Park.
The cost of the sultan of Turkeys
food does not exceed SIS, ZOO a year.
as he lives mostly on entrees and
boiled eggs. But TO feed the numer-
yous members OF bis household and
pay all domestic expenses lessons his
annual income $40, 900, 900 by 1911 co.
a week.
Regis Henri Post of Bayport. L.
L., who is to be governor of Porto
Rico, has been secretary Of the In
sular government since 1904. He is
a Harvard graduate, as we'll as a
graduate of the law department O
the University OF New York. lie
belongs to an old Long Island family
being descended from the Posts who
settled in Southampton in 1640.
j.. q. L. Waddell, a bridge en-.
eineer of Kansas City, Mo-. has
received from the Grand Duches;
Olga. sister of Emperor Nicholas o
Russia, notification that he has bee1
elected a member OF the Society O
Renefices, because of his services il
connection with preparing plans 70
the Trans-Alaska-Siberian railway
/ The duchess founded the order.
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Abstinence even though these profits
-nnnh 500 nA. a o.

abstineace even though these profits
should reach 5000. 0oU d year.
President Roosevelt will deliver IN
Grafton at the dedication of the Nc
kinney memorial monument AT Canton.
o., the last week In September. The
exact date has not been liked.
Professor Sedgwick of the Institute OF
Technology. Boston, Is at the head of a
movement for the establishing in his
city of a geological society, claiming
Boston is practically the only large
city In the world which has no zoo.
The champion cotton raiser of okla
bona is a colored man named Alfred
Smith. He has not only taken all the
premiums offered in that state for the
first and best cotton, but his product
has received a blue ribbon at the st
Louis worlds fair.
\ man who has known e. ii. Har-
riman for more than twenty years said
q few days ago. The n quality that
Hartman possesses which more than
all others is a constant source of Won
der to me is his unremitting and, I
may say, his furious energy"
Is ! hiot ohS vi ~ S1SASCoS
German dramatists, who visited Amer
lea some time ago, has been sending
advance copies of his Impressions to
friends in this country, and these inn
pressions are said to be written in Il
more laudatory vein probably h
any other foreigner who has ever
toured the new world.
Madison Horn, a citizen of Watrous,
N. NJ, is believed to be the only man
living who took part in the Seminole
Indian wal IN Florida. Uncle Matt, as
he is known, was born in Boone coun-
ty, Mo-, in 1919. He is a fighter by
ed in the Revolutionary wal under
Washington, while his father fought
with Harrison in the war of 1912.
Edward II. Hartman doesn't spend
all of his time dickering over the big
arteries of travel which he owns or
controls. Ills great fad, which Is also
his diversion, is the Boys Club Of Ave
nue. A, New York, the biggest boys
club in the world. 1t numbers more
than 10000 members II draws its
numbers from the most densely crowd
GU II SOlSSSlCu lis lClS VI JlC CITY.
The Willy Bell Boy.
A hotel man in New Hampshire was
surprised to see one Of his women
guests come downstairs several nights
running, fill her pitcher from the water
cooler in the hall and return quietly to
her room again. AT first he thought
the lady had some special eason for
this queer performance. Then he
thought be had better speak to her.
Accordingly on the fourth or fifth
night he approached her politely, took
the pitcher from her hands and filled
1t himself.
"If you would ring, madam" he said.
"thls would always be done for you.
There is no occasion for you eve to
come down yourself for water. A
ring
"But l nave no BELL" said the lady.
".Oh, madam, of urse you have a
bell. I'll show it to you"
And he carried the pitcher up to her
room for her and pointed to the bell
beside her bed.
'"That is the bell he said.
The lady started in surprise.
"That the Deil?' she exclaimed
"Why. the bell boy told me that was
the fire alarm and | wasn't to touch il
| on any account except in case of fire.
-.Washinptt~ Star
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
NO DOVE OF PEACE
Hovers Around The White Hous
Over the South Dakota Fed
eral Appointments.

Washington, d. c.. March 6.
President Roosevelt is trying to play
the peace,naker between Sentaor
Gamble ann Senator kittredge, and
finds it harder than the peace of
%PorlsnloulE lie brought them to-
gether tie White House today to
talk al le lnral patronage. They
were 50 far apart that the president
could do litlle more than say THAT he
desired that they should reconcile
their differences enough to make
recommendations OF FEDERAL office
appointments.
Senator kittredge left early this
afternoon for Sioux Falls.
Accounts OF the Presidents posi-
tion on the federal a~ttorneyship
differ. Senator Gan-b bic approves as
correct the statement Of the Wash
ington Star published this afternoon
that the president told Senator
Gamble that he (Gamble( shonld
recommend the appointee for the
attcrne ySbip to succeed j. ID. Elliot.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
MITCHELL MARKET REPORT
E. R. storer, stockbuyer
A Working Model.

Dressmaker (showing a costume
exhibited on a dummy)-"It is
thirty-nine francs, all complete"
Country Yokel (admiringly)-'If
she can milk COWS it is not very eX-
from lie Rire
for The Literary Digest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15

THINGS EDUCATIONAL. .
. ~ Y. j. QuiGI.Ef. 4
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT '



Continuing my last article ! am
TO consider the batavia method.
batavia is a small! city lii western
New York. A number OF years ago
from lack OF school rooms, from sixty
TO eighty pupils were placed i'll one
room with two teachers. One
teacher beard the recltations and
the other aiGed the pupils in the
preparation Of their lessons. The
results were very satisfactory. II
regularity in attendance was de-
creased, the progress Of the class was
uniform. and the back ward and de-
spondent became encouraged and
Interested. 1t has been found. how
ever, that still better results are
obtained by giving n teacher so
few pupils that she can attend to
both the preparation and the leci-
tation of the lessons. This is posi-
BILE in rooms having but one grade
and from thirty to forty pupils.
1t will be seen that the application
OF this system is impossible in a
rural school of six or eight grades,
or in a city school of two grades, yet
its success shows every teacher that
! pupils need such attention in the
preparation Of lessons. | have long
teen convinced that the differences
in the progress of pupils in school
we're caused mainly by their different
habits of study. The fact is many
pupils do scarcely an hours real
study during the day. The book may
be open and the eyes fastened upon
it but the mind may be elsewhere.
All ideas are related to others and
there is a fixed order Of precedence
among them. The great Pestalozzi
formulated the law thus, $50 from
the known to the unknown" Many
pupils do not learn lessons because
they are Ignorant of the knowledge
upon which their lessons are found
ed. There is nothing in their mind
leading up to the lesson. They have
no tools to work with. The result
is failure. They are devoid OF the
historic sense, and yet are studying
history. They have no idea of law
and government, but they are study
ing cilics Their reading and spell
ing lessons are a meaningless jungle
OF words. The arithmetic aud geog-
rn,,l,p y .nhnctlv hctrontinn rn,c
Batavia system assumes that the
teacher should do more than TO set
the lesson and demand study. | will
close this already too lengthy article
by restating the principals l began
with: True teaching does not con.
sist in relieving the pupils from hare
study but i'm preparing him for anc
, directing him in his mental work.
; Tuesday, March %, Will occur the
regular meeting of the school boards.
The time and place of meeting may
be fixed ny the board. The clerk is
not Obliged to give notice Of Tie
meeting but it might lie we'll to dc
!, so. The school house is the best
place to hold school meetings. A
number of changes have been made
in our scho0! laws. 1t will be three
or four weeks before the amenQeC
law can be obtained for distribution
The school oci1iers will not be C alle(
together until He have the revised
law.
Teachers examination next weel
{ Thursday and Friday, Mach 81 ant
5 %, at the court house, beginning a
: nine O'Clock. a fee of one dollar i
y required from each applicant.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
Must Be stopped

Would-Be Passenger Ito conduct
or)-"All the cars are full; it is dis
gushing. this railroad. Please tell
the company, for me, hat if this
continues, l will withdraw my pat
ronage and buy an automobile. y"
Translation from ILLUSTRATION fol
The Literary Digest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Iceland At Co. will be
held March is at 10 a N. for th
election Of officers and such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
o. S. Iceland. President.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15
An OVERSIGHT.

"Look here" exclaimed the angry
man as lie rushed into the real estate
agents office, that ground l bought
from YOU yesterday is thirty feet under
| water!!'
Pardon my oversight" apologized
the gentlemaply agent. I'VE give a div
ing suit with each plot. | will seaC
yours today."-Cardiff Times.
Prince Roland B~onaparte, son of the
late Prince Pierre. who died in 1881,
has been elected n member of the
Academy of Sciences of France.
Henry Winsler, a civil war veteran,
who died I'D Wabash, Ind, left a for
tune of $4,000, most of which was ac-
cumulated from d government pension
of $50 q month.
On his recent visit to India the ameer
of ~Afghanistan was so delighted With
the music of some bagpipes he heard
that pipers will henceforth form a part
of his establishment.
Charles L. Hughes, governor of New
York; Edward c. Stokes, governor Of
New jersey, and James II. Higgins.
governor of Rhode Island. are gradu-
ates of Brown university.
j. B. Martin of Tacoma owns a mine
in Alaska. the profits Of which he has
sworn to devote to the Of total
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15

1000 PEOPLE
Made fat eating Wcbbcr's famous
|beefsteak and ham and eggs.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-15

o. S. Iceland. President.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-01

Ca, you win7 You eeall2e that 70
win In anything these days. requires
strength, With mind and body in tune
A man or woman with disordered dl
gestive organs Is not In shape for a
days wock or days play. How can
they expect to win7 KO&AA s FOR
Dyspepsia contains thee digeativ
juices OF healthy stomach and WI
So. - 81, anass ia shane -
form It's Important alnctton OF sup
plying the body and brain with
strength.buildlng blood Digests what
YOU eat, relieves Indigestion, Dyapep.
sin, Sour Stomach. Palpitation Of the
Heart end Constipation. Sold by ait
drnggistS.
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Z. 7. RoaERTs
cIrArLoM
state OF Georgia.
fstwn &c.,

Stale o. Georgia,
3lynh County.
Winton II. Greenfield. resident
81 said state. having dugv apssssa*s =
ha annfr,essu Stsa4 uiafl or the pes son
and property Of Juston I,aComhs 4
minor over fourteen years OF age. 4
resident Of said county. notice is
hereby given that the said afplica
ton will Be passed on at the next
term Of the court Of ordinary 10 be
held IN and for said county conven.
Ing on the first Monday in January
1907.
Witness my hand and oflcial sis.
nature, this the eth day OF Decons.
beE 1906
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, Glynn County. Ga.
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GOT His HAIR BACK.
was Perfectly Bale when He Started
10 Use Nrvbr = Herpiefhe

Frederick aanueil, Aryland block.
Butte. Montana bought a bottle OF New
bros Herpicids. April ~ and began to
use II FOR entire baldiess The hair fol-
licles In his scalp we're not dead and n
20 DAYS lie had hslr all over Mls head
On July 2 he writes. and tQalg my hair
could wish" Newbrh*gT Isrpseide works
On an old a new d 3
sovsry--dsstrcy fn& Ma you re-
move the effect Ifes estroyn. the
germ tha'seapses dandt% diing hair
and finally badness 49, the
cause gone the efrSeaa -
Stops failing hAlL - afN
growth stertA Sold ~
druggists Send iac IN stamps for sal
10 Ias HeFpicids Co Detroit Michs
Fer sale hg SmtsA's mar
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Several Of The latess illustrated
songs will be sung The Bptrbank
moving pictures are direct from n,
Keith 4 Praetor's New York thea
tres
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-01

The Commissioner OF Roads and
Revenue, Glynn County. Georgia
hereby invite sealed proposals ;dr
furnishing and installing a clock in
the tower OF the County Court House
now in course OF construction, such
clock 10 be IN conformity with ,e
ylsed plans and specifications now
on file with the clerk OF said commits
sloners, and with Charles A Clifford
and Edward S Betts, associate -
chitects is East nth St, New 0orA
City Such plans and specifications
and full Information will beA FAR
nished upon application TO such ar
chitects or to such clerk All bids
must be aled with the CLERK by ~
O'Clock noon, January LIST, 1907.
The right is reserved to reject ANY
and all bids
J. 5. Lott. Chairman.
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J. ). Lott, Chairman.
A. o. Townsend Clerk.
PostoiIiee address, Brunswick, Ga.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
SDmd prtaattiiato Minneiotasfa.

GloafIton, Wtinn., IL p. lofat. :
Z. s.. Clemens, iofa OF poiftofun'
nan maonpi;ieIiiDitd, on tietda ons
tanut. eitd ban tdnd pnonno on
loapa pboen porboimmisto potoottt'
Iaooista FUN on tulliit nuos
teen. pobioissD afotosI a OF potoat'
tiiato olIut oipan buono ippstd fun
oil pitfd femat, ionto idlfeen oil Eos
min fuipoa oifaa. Heb Hiiper laofs
ION potaotit tplld fdppdt tdnd
muonna obmimoaa foupafii. pos
taattien binto tomoliIesti tddud ms
fpddn on so ientt. busieIilto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
3mlee i1aeen tD1b1m.

New Yorf. IL p. lofafuuta. =
Western Union Selesrapb pbtiDn
mirtamiebet ilmoittimat tdnddn, ettG
palion pperaattoreia, jotfa opat oil
leet lafosia, omat palanneet %tataiiin
tpDbDn ia BELLE on Iumattu tpDta,
Ndin on tapabtunut monesia pai'
foin maata. YbbefIdn tpDbDn pppn'
tDd tebtiin Nep Yorfisia ellen.
Wtonta paitfaa, ipbon on fipedsti
operaattoreia tarpirtu, ON tdptettp.
&c tiebonanto, et.d eipersti Hoberi
6. Glourp, iofa on Union preitbentti
ia pleinen t%yDniobtaia, Diff eronnut
pirastaan, on bupmattu laittomatii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Waatii atpiue rpa 33 iumpoem
perGStG.

yW}ind ldbetin bdneae matforas
ban, ioua mo- mattustao Mmeri'
faan, mutto ban pitt len eifd lu'
mannut tuQa tGnne dIumoan fons'
iani." Ndin Ionoi fonIoloilemme
Sobn Sio, iofa aiusfelee 9ruleslo,
Wis., moimostaon, ionfo fanslo
bdn meni naimiiim 33 nnotto 'itten
SuomeSIa. Maiffa iiita on 10 IL
nuotta fulitnut, fun ban pppli moi'
moaan tulemaon- luoflenlo tame,
ldbettden Iomalla mottorobot lito
marten, iotfo moimo otti mostaon,
moan tieltdptpi tulemos.o, on Slo
MT mosto olfonut ppptdmddn onto'
eroa. ipnta iGf6ldinen Superiortr
tuomori bdnelIe ontoi. DIR ia mrs
Sia mibittiin omioliittoon Saopo
idrmead, Sulun lddnisId, MAILS
fiuno muonna 1874. Sio mottuSt
tame maabon puonno 1883 "a p
feidtuuto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
81 pnbnniit pplitiitfasaiipista
mitGGn.

Albuquerque, 81. Wier., II y. lo'
faf. Nostoilfiefii, fun fpipttiin
Nem Merifon moltion fuipernDDri
Gurrpltd. mitd preIibentti pulpit bd'
nelIe politiitfa oiioisto, bdnen to'
m%otesiaon preIioentti Toolemelt
Wempbiiisio, ianoi bdn: rpreli'
bentti Ell piibunut mitddn bdnen rus
peamiIe stonIa fofelaofii eifd n,itddn
politiiffa'oiioista. Wtinun mielipt'
teeni on, eta e%oustaiat ytem WtefIi'
fosto tulemat puoltomoan preiioent'
tid fofelootIi ia jos ban tieltdDtpp.
tilemot he ddnestdmddn leliaista iii'
ben, iofa on iamolainen mielipiteiss
IdGn fuin p%reiioentti HooI emelt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
yIei$id uuti$ia.
Sta,pallam feiiari fmpiemaifilIaam

0ienna, IL p. lnfafuuta. - Std'
maItas llnfarin iidfds f%eilari Sran-
CHS Soiepb on tdndGn tuleiben tie'
toien mutaan min buonona ~iairaa'
ma, ettd Iddfdrit omat obottaneet
bdnen 10 loppupan. Sdn on pllut
fuumeesIa 10 10 muorofalltla ia MT
on ie muuttunut feubfofuumeefii.
@ii5i fertoa on bdnen maiesteettins
ia ouut aiman tiebotonna. Sdnead
on fafIi benfilDd boitaiina ia lda'
fdrit tefemdt parhaonia bdnen pas
rantumiIetienIa. pdn Ell taboo pu'
bua fenenfadn fansia, Ell eoes arf'
fiberttua Serbinanoin fansia, iofa
on fruununperiainen. Sdn fpud
baIuaa tietdG faitista tdrfeimmistd
maltio 1iIista aiipista.
Mabrib, Gsponia, IL p. lofaf. =
Siitd Inpstd fun Stdfpalta'llnfarin
feiiari Srancis Soiepb on Iairoana,
on Gspanion funinsos ia funin9a'
tar %bplidnneet aifomufienia fdpod
bdnen luonaan fpldilemdsid 0iena
nasIa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

mitd tnlee tapabtamaan StdmaIlasio
JOS feiiari fuoIee. Siiduis.Iota on
melfein warmasti iiuoin obptetta'
misia.
Spdilemdttd on ieltpdd, ettd muo
fafli pboen feiiarin ala olemaa
paltnfuntaa alfaa fumpifin naatis
maan itieueen banitiiiaa erittdin, tab
totpat erota iidfii pditpiffi toiIistaan.
Uienna, Ii p. lotaf. - SGGuG on
liiffeeud f%aifelIaiIia bubuia feiIarin
airaubesta, ioista eli fania moi mis-
tenfSdn iaabo tarffoia tietoia bdl,en
maiesteettinia tobeuiIesta tiIasta.
aaiffi alamaisfonia on bpmin buos
IisIaan f%eiiarin iairauben tdbben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Ommettpmmms guperipr-jdrtuell1

SauIt Ste Marie, Wicb., II p.
lofat. - paluumatfaQaan t~oiIelta
matfaltean idrpen perdaa fobtaii
Observation-Disclosures Gpprusta le
onnettomuus, ettd aipi farils ia ups
ppIi Superior iGrnelId wiime pDnd
mieben mufanaan % benfed. Sn'
nettomuus tapabtui ldbeud Deer
Yarfia. Minoastaan ptii pelastui,
MIN. 6. s. pitt, pfii laiwan upiee'
reista. 9dn pddIi erddn bplpn
pddGe, ionta aaaot aiebtelipot rams
taan. Suon %mabtatpan terdslaipan
fariqeaioa eli moioa Ianoa mistd ie
aibeutui. Wtuutamia ruumiita on
aielebtinut rantaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Guuri t,Abnti turfifF;ue al.

faen torstaina lofaf. IL p. ia fess
tden tiistaibin lofafuun 20 pdipddn.
Teiae on laitettu ostettamafi Iiemd
palifoima parbaiten iopipia ia ems
iiluofan turfifIia oIbaiiimmiua bin.
noiua fuin fufaan mppid tdud rens.
iiud moi mppbd.
Ute mpimme tdmdn tebbd ippstd,
eta me ostamme nabat i%uoraan
metidstdiiltd ia NOTWITHSTANDING ne
lite. &c iddstdtte mppmdmieben nm.
moitot. Die mpDs teemme turfiss
naatetufiia mddrdpf1en idIfeen.
&oriausta ia muobistamista tebs
oddn fobtuuuiIiua binnoila. Sppz
tpmdiipps taataan eli raba tafaiiin.
Ben. 9ecfman,
Surffuri.
2OS McSeob abe. Sronmoob, Micb.