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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
SESSION CLUB WILL
GIVE INITIAL DANCE
Elaborate Plans Made for Sea-
sons Opening Event

The initial dance of the Session club
will be given this evening at the Audi
torium annex. Page and Fillmore
streets. The committee in charge has
done everything possible to make the
affair a success.
A magnificent souvenir program will
be given to all those present and the
best of music has been secured. The
grand march will start at 8 p. M
The committee Of arrangements con-
sists of the following:
Charles Miller (chairman), E. D.
Reardon, Edwin Powell.
Edwin Powell will be floor manager,
with A Buckley, John Hughes and
George Pratt as assistants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
CLUB PLANS CAMPAIGN
TO BEAUTIFY CITY
Will Dam Creek and Create
Lake for Park
rc..I D:....L L. TIL. H.U1
Special Dispatch 10 The CALI

SANTA ROSA, April 22.-The Santa
Rosa Venice club was organized here
last night by property owners and resi-
dents along the banks of Santa Rosa
creek and in the Ludwig's addition to
the city.
The object of the new organization is
to dam the creek near the lower city
limits and create lake and to beautify
the banks of the stream, making an
attractive park the entire length of the
water course.
This is only the first move looking
toward getting the city to eventually
wall the creek and purchase sufficient
land along its banks to make a pretty
and attractive resort open to the pub
lie tho year around
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
I.PaN AND KOREA

!. The undersigned would take charge
- ,artv for a trip through the orient
.rIIsve been employed by the japanese
government teaching English for some
time. can easily secure economies
that will save my charges. 1 will go
for $50 a month. Berkeley references:
Rev. Father McKinnon, pastor of the
Alcatraz Roman Catholic church; Rev.
Earl NJ Wilbur. Efllcrest road.
Address Col G. W Turner. 2642 Ban
croft way, Berkeley, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Prosecutions Are Rumored

ATLANTA, Ga. April 22.-Southern
representatives of New York and EU-
ropean cotton firms. who rushed to
Decatur, Ala, to investigate the failure
of Knight, Yancey & Co.. said today
that transactions involving millions.
which preceded and precipitated the
crash, may end in federal prosecutions
1t is alleged irregular bills of lading
attached to drafts for heavy amounts
were sent TO big cotton houses in New
York and Europe. New York firms, il
is believed. have lost about S1,O00.OO0.
while European houses may have lost
between s4,000.O00 and $5.00O.OO0.
1t is predicted here the failure will
tend TO revolutionize the cotton busi-
ness in this country by destroying the
confidence of buyers in bills of lading.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
GRAYS HARBOR TO GET
NEW STEAMER SERVICE
pecioI Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
ABERDEEN, Wash. April 22.-The
committee appointed by L. G. Humbar-
gar, president Of the chamber of COM
merce. to negotiate for a packet
steamer service between Grays Harbor
and San Francisco is making good
progress. AS soon as the local mer-
chants have decided how much freight
they can guarantee the Pacific Coast
steamship company's agent will be
asked to come here and sign a contract
that will insure REGULAR service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23

In a letter to a friend, Brownie
Browning, the former Seal, who won
his second game for the Detroit Tigers
yesterday, says: 81 am up here in the
big brush with a great champion team.
but, believe me, | would like to be back
in old San Francisco again. They have
13 pitchers on tee staff. so it's case
of the survival OF the fittest. / have
been getting along all right, and
think that / can make 1t stick The
climate is very cold right now and it is
hard to keep the arm warmed up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
BOARD Of HEALTH
BURIES HATCHET
Mechanic at City and County
Hospital Removed on Orders
From Headquarters"

After an hours executive session
yesterday the board of health an
nounced that it had removed c. Berdahl
from the post of assistant mechanic
in the city and county hospital and had
installed c. Anderson in the job.
The removal OF Berdahl was held up
last week, and the appointment of An
derson was delayed, as the outcome
OF long and insurrectionary outburst,
which hurled hot defiance in all direc-
tions, particularly in the direction of
the board of supervisors. Commits
sioner Murray called on his fellow
members to let the mayor know that
the board of health intended to be
power TO be reckoned with. Presi-
dent Eaton said the supervisors had not
given the commission a single thing
since it went into Office to the tune
OF smashing window glass early one
morning months ago. Mccarthy should
know about these things.
In the meantime the order from
headquarters" that Berdahl should go
and Anderson should come was held
up, and Monday the commission waited
en- masse on the mayor. Fair words
and a complete understanding were
the only announced results of the in
terview, and yesterdays action of the
board indicated that headquarters and
the outpost were working well to-
gether again.
The board also decided that all en-
ployes in the department. should be
entitled to two weeks vacation between
the months of May and October with
full pay, leaves of absence to be
granted at times arranged by the
chiefs of the institutions concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Hearing in Water Rates

The water rates committee held a
brief session, but postponed action
until Friday, when protests from do
mestic water users, steamship repre-
sentatives and contractors will be
heard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23

Creston Boy was formerly owned by
Roy Offutt and later sold to AL Goodin
who disposed of him to L. F. O'Leary'
Goodin owns and trains Tramotor, who
beat Creston Boy in a drive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Protest at AIIotments

number of other Mission residents ap-
peared before the supervisors finance
committee yesterday to protest against
the park commissioners allotment of
appropriation in their budget recon-
mendations
The per cent tax allowed by the
charter and usually imposed by the
board will yield about $4,000. The
commissions recommendations total
about 100000.
The objection of Father Crowley
and the protestants was, however, that
the commissions disposition of the
money was grossly unequal. About
s11,0 900 only of the sum was given over
to park purposes in the Mission and
south of Market street district
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24
''gets his n"

One of the candidates on the Peo-
pies Ticket, for member of the town
board declares that his name was
used over his protest and that he will
not run on the ticket for the office.
The platform of the Peoples
Ticket" is generally accepted as an
attempt to vindicate the inaction of
the retiring members of the board of
trustees who are now trying to put
the whole blame for the inaction on
the shoulders of the mayor.
And now it comes to light that the
people who really want a wide open
town" and are not unfriendly to the
bootleggers have sized up the two
tickets and decided that between the
two Palisade is far more likely to get
a wide open town" or continuance
of bootlegging if the Peoples Ticket
is successful simply because, Judging
by the actions of officials of that
party in the past, inaction will pre-
vail and the bootlegger will be un-
disturbed They know such "inac-
ton" will Act prevail If Mayor Reed
er and his lcket are elected.
1t is very interesting. and a pref
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24
AUCTION SALE.

]. M. Graham Will sell all his fur
niture on Friday, March 25. 2 pm.
at his home, 349 Grand avenue, con-
sisting of one small Lyon 4 Healy
piano. Majestic range. quarter-sawed
oak sideboard, Quarter-sawed oak din
ing table, center table, oak rockers.
bronze beds, coil springs, hair and
felt mattresses, Administer carpets,
9x12 oriental rug, one dozen hens
and thousand other good and useful
-ticles. See posters. ]. N. Gra-
ham.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24

ty bitter fight that is waging down
at Palisade and the outcome will be
awaited with interest.
The old saw that politics makes
strange bed fellows" seems to be ex-
emplified very convineingly at pres
ent In the mix-up in the little town
up the river.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24

Joe E. Dulmaiue Is engaged In
business at 1918 Stout street, Den
rer. where he will he pleased to meet
anyone from GraLd Junction and the
western slope.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24

Join our gents pressing club. one
suit per week at sl.50 per month
Up-o-Date Cleaning and Dye Works
-'hone Junction Ell So Main-st
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24

For livery rigs. cali the Blue Bari
stnd you will find satisfaction and the
sest OF treatment. Phone junction
a2s, 3ls Colorado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24
FOR SALE

2O-acre 4-year-old Jonathan and
Winesap orchard, located l mile cas-,
OF Fruita, Colo. Nice sandy soil;
full water right; 40 rods from car
line. This is one of the finest young
orchards in the valley; almost ready
TO bear. See owner, w. e. Rhine
hart, Sixth and Main streets.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-24

Any amount of A No. l hay at ths
CashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
Onko kddvdfnfne
oiked?

WeIi on SriStuS, mpntd usfon Iuun
too, mi3td Ie iobtuug Warmooneir
Iiitd, ettd fufin 1uunta taboo pitdi
oman Observation-Disclosures al
noana ~oifeona.
OleenIG foitfi frietiniIet opinIuun
not usfofpot. eta Gristus on tie tai
poaIeen, ettd !S6n on moailmar
Wapobtoia. mitio Titte fuitenfin e
rotaon find: mitd on oifea tapa til
la tuoue 3ristusstielle. Hoomatus5c
lDptpp min monto yuSfo" Ianaa
ioten ei ptIitddn fristiainen usfon'
Iuunta ole oifeoStoon moinut fila H.
muuttoa, tpoan OH beioGn tdptpnpI
opetutIeenla Iiittad, eitd usfon faut
ia htuaan manburStaitTi; mutta iuun'
nat toiIistaan eroanotfin oiteastoan
Titnd ristd ibminen ioo oifean usi
fon. GIimerfitli: pfIi iuunta luulee
oIetpanI ia ebopttomosii oifeoeId iii.
nd fun eli t%unuuSto it'd ustoa oife
atIi, iofo on iuntpnpt benfilDue II,
mo ripitDsi6; toinen iaos usfoes'
Iaon ettei usfo ole oifea JOS lie ei ole
th1ut rufoutIen ,uoimoSta /. II. c.
Ndiu tufin imunta maotii, eta us.
fon 9risiutIeen tdDipp ibmiIeSid jpn
tpd beio1n faatpoienIa mutaiiesti,
muuien Ie CT ole oifeo. Grds oIu
meistd IutberiloiTista on iaanut TEL
laiIen roamotunt mmdrrptIen, etiG
sSumolo OIL madrinnpt, ettd aiuoos'
taan ieuainen usfo. iofn OH ipnip
npt ddncuiIeStd IaarnaaSta eli fnuL
lusta Sumalon Ianasta on oifea. 9e
eipdt mpDnnd. ettd uSto aristut-
ieen, iota on ipntpnpt lufemiien eli
tutfisteluien toutia, diff panburS.
fauttapa. GIi ioifin iauoen: .Se ne.
tomot, ettd SumaIa Ell maituta MS
too patti ddneuistd iaornaa, ioten
ne, iofa ianopat muuten hlIIeenia
fdiittdmadn outuutenia a%ristufiesia
eimdt ole oiteos'a uefosIa eli eip6t
life tiebd miten olpot uSfoon tuIeet.
= Ttonen ola a on ioanut Ieuai'
fen raamatunp mindrrpf n, ettd SUI
maIo eli ole aIel!anu; m:'ddn faa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
&olme msfom fappaletta.
(airi. 5. 9uusfonen.)
(Satfoa ebeuiieen.)

(Satfoa ebeuiieen.)
1lsfo Iiis tulee emanteliumin fuu,
losta. 60 emanfeliumia eli ole naan
paIios firioitettu ia paperiae painet'
tu firioituS, ipaan iitd On mpDsfin
IuuIanalinen Iaarna Ipntein onteetIi
antamiIesta SeeIufIen Minnesota ia TO-
minto peresid, SumaIan moimana
itIetuQefin usfonoiIele autuubefSi,
euien Seeius ianoi opetuslapIiaeen:
,WenfGGt foiffecn mailman ia
~ldornoifaa emanfeliumia faitiue Iuo'
buine. Sofa usfoo ia toStetaon ie
tulee oniuoofii; mutta iofa ei uSfo,
lie faootetoon'" 50 poamoIi I%ouluu:
ySa fuinfo he fen usfo,pat, losto ei
he ole funlleet? Wutta fuinfn he
fuuIetpat iImon iuarnooiata? Wutta
fuinta bc Ioorncamot eIIei beta l6s
betetd?" &c on: ioornaoiain tGptpp
ola ennen foitfia Sumolon ldbettds
mid, Sdnen SenfenId perIoonoui
Tesla pbtepoesfd, fila rioua Ell ole
2ristutien Senti, Ct ie ole !Sdnen
omonia." Hoomottu %Ianoo: vGi DfIi.
fddn taioa SeeIusto futIua SerrotTi,
ipaan ppbdn Sensen fautia." So
beiStd Ianoo poouaIi: rSe Jana
on iuuri iinun tpfDnds, nimittdin Il.
nun iuusiafi ia ipbdmesidfi. 9dmd
OIL ie Jana ustoSta ioia me iaor'
noomme."
Wtitd iitte on foornottotpa? Mar,
maan on iaornatioma ia ieliteitdnd
SumaIon IonoGiofa on Taomoth,un
firioitettu; pNdmdt owot firjoitetut,
ettd tie usfoifitte, etta Seeius on 8ris.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
Slot % p. 1910.

Slot % p. 1910.
@rmoiia auttaian toimitus. ppps
bdn tiloa i%euraapaIe:
3uipoo ia fuumau on ouut fpuit,
Il, eta fomin ndpttGd moonniIjeiis
jan eldmd lpntdItd, meIfein moi Ios
nod fatonuohen tuueen.
Ntr. WaIier Motionin nuorin lap.
Il bombattiin ,piime Iuununtain,.
DIR. Weeterbocf toimitti boutaut.
fen.
yiiin, nptbdn on taaS plan paoIif,
ieuoin tulemme dGnestdmddn faun.
tin ipirtamiehid. Ulind auanimiteltip
oIen ruspennut tofelaafIi 9tepubliiti
tttettle Sarlton fauntin ibsriffin mir
fnan, toinoen iaanani teibdn fan.
notnfienne emf nimitpsipoaIisIa.
lppSfuun 20 pdind. Gn ole misIdGn
eritpiiisid miroisIa ouut, lu~fuunotta.
malta pitfu.nirfoia, mutta olen iaa.
nut tonaQiien foulutasnatufIcn,
ionfo tdboen moin nofuuttaa ieiqe.
ettd poin tGpttGd ne maatimutiet.
iotfa iberiifin mirasla on, Jos tuIen
molitutfi. Slen aIunut pariIentpms
menid puotta tGGaG Gorlton foun-
ttela 10. tdud %aiolal muistoofIeni eli
ole o0ut iuomoIaiIia fofeIaita iuo
bon nirtaan tuin tatii, tuiientoan
onnistumotta pddstG mirfaan, ions
ia toboen oIiTi iuotatpaa. ettG 10 ut.
iifddn meistd iupmoIaiiis!a pddTif
ioibintin ipirfoibin, fun meitd 5uos
moloilia on tddad niinfin palion.
nston, ettd jos he faitfi auttoiTimat
minnn emf nirniip smaaIisIa, min mel.
feinpd oIiTi ipoittp parma. Siis.
pppodn teiodn fannotustanne emf
nimitpsmooIieiu, iofa OH 20 pdima
mpstuuta 1910.
9rifunnioitufIena
Sobn s.. peters.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

- Observation-Disclosures on tpDtd, ioto
eli pfiifddn ibminen moi tdpoeuiiestj
tebbd, paiffapa parboania mutaan
foettaiii. Sa fuinta paIio onfaan
nanbempia, iotfa eindts iuurtafaon
buoIta pibd Iastenia fasmoitamiies.
ia. Sliii tonin iuotatpoa, ettd popit
o.foiIimot exempt pubumaan Iasten
fasipatutiesia FUN pleenid tdbdn
asti oipot iebneei. On iris
tittpidtin monbempio, ioiGa on fofos
rann mddrGt fdiitteet Iaeien foe,pa
fufIesta ia ~niinolen tefetpHt buonoo
fasmotustp6td, naitfo IuuIefuot ole
mania oifeasI ia. SIiiimme bpDin
fiitouiio, Jos fofeneet meitdIdiiet
lasten fosmottaiot firioittaiiirpat al.
ma ndliin Nuttaiaan neumoio losten
fasmatufIesIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

ptii ~toiienia perddn. &c on iuruuis'
to. - Sos fristiaistd faspatustpDs
I'd Ell tebod nuoriion ia lasten fes'
fuubesia Ieurafuntain toimesta, min
muuten niibent p6 eituota iuuriataan
poittoia Sumalon maltafuunalle.
Soippttatposti pannaan toimeen
ainafin iunnuntaifoulut iofaiiesio
IeurafunnasIamme taas tdnd TptIp
I'd. = papit: muistafaa lasten fas'
matuStpDtd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

Warquettesta, Wid. ilmoittaa
s. 8uftonen, ettd ~iifdldinen &anial'
isIeurafunta Ell moi pitdd iltam,aa
Nuttaian tiriapainorabaston bppdt'
Il EpDnpdimdnd, 5 pnd ippsfuuta,
maan ieurafunnan iaienet toimomoi
poimanIa tebbd len mdbdn mpD
bemmin tdnd fpfipnd. Narempi
mpDbddn Fun ei fosfaan, ianotaar
ia iifii fiitamme 10 %ebeltdpdin Wtar
quetten ieurafuntoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

- niein tiisteuddn iiitd fuinfa pal
10 ultonainen raittiuS fuuluu ben
aeliIppteen. Wditetd6n mGIiin Min
ettd raittius tetee ibmiIen benseuiiet'
Il eli usfonnouiieff. - Sitd Ieie tui
tenfaon tee, poiifi poiffeustopauf'
fisia on fiiben ebeIptdmdsid. Wut'
ia ie on toiiafio, ettd ben9euiipps te'
Zee ibmiiestd raitiiin ia feboittoo
bdnid tot t,imoan toistenfin ibmis'
ten roitistuttamiIefIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
8oIenterin ioimittaio.

Soornafuuoroio SppStuun aleup.:
3 y. 8dGnnan tpuIuIa Flo 2 ID.
4 y. 3bomion T. firtosia Flo 10.
ap. ia @IoqueiiSia %. f~irfoSIa Flo
puoli 3 ip.
6 p. Mibpopn firfosIa Flo II op.
y. Nlooie Xofen Manbou T. Fir.
foSia Flo 2 ip. ia NiffiIasIa Flo 8,
Italia.
10 y. 0o'ouolon tirfosIo Flo 10.
op. ia 9iortlumnin toulula lilo 2
ip.
IL y. &aIaiuolon ~lirtosia flo puos
10 up. ia GaeIen ~tirtosia flo 2
ip.
Is. .. Niemi
sbomion W,inn..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

- Gmme ole Iaoneet fortpia IitG
tparten, eitd ne estdifiWdt batun Iui'
iumasta fosipoine. 9tiioen tulss QUO
meibdn tdhpstdiidmme, iotta NELL:
aioisIa ilmoittamat, miuoin torni'
taan %ratfautta, bnWd Jana, ipbd'
meIinen fdoenpurietus, onteetIi
pppntD tai nopeo perGdntpminen.
Sc. V8. Soerster.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
Registeeratut republic
k~aanipuolueen aanest a.
jat Gogebic kauntiss a
huomatkaa!

Glen l%aillisesti hakenut nimityk-
sen sheriffiksi republikaanipuolue-
tiketilla Gogebic kauntissa, ioten
taten ilmoitan itseni Yokohama She
riffiksi hyvantahtoisesti ia todelli-
sesti pyydan teidan kannatustanne
aanestaessanne kokelasvaaleissa
Syyskuun 6 paivana luvaten JOS tu-
len nimitetyksi ia valituksi, min tu-
len antamaan rehellisen huomion
viran toimituksissa.
Peter Johnson.
Ironwood, Mich. Elok. IS p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
1Itnoitus.
Sobn 8. peters.

8irfolistofoutien pddtDfIen mu.
toan priietddn toas 2irfouisfolertes
ria Ii nooeDe 1911. Soifuotoon I'll.
ben oiotut acknowledgements ole.
firloittonecHe miimeistdGn 10 p:f5i
lppstntu, iotta moitoiIiin oiois5o,
rDbhNd len iulfoiiemiieen.
GunrioitutieI
Wolfrio "a. WiIen,
61O s. Iper It.
Sronnooo, Wlicb.
.GoIenterin ioimittaio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

- Sbmiiid OH ipield poIio, iotfu
tabtoiuot eldd oiipan iiielIeen. Sos
pubutaan iostoin Dbieistoiminnosta
ia beitdfin feboitetaun ottomaon iii
ben oiao. min be towauiiesti mas'
taopai: Ie Ell tuuIu minuue. = Wlin
fdbdnIainen oliii moaiIma npfpddn
Jos eli fosfaan diff plIut eriluontui.
fla ibmifG?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

bd ppbadn" ia eldd ipnten anteefIi' |
antamutien armon olaaiIuubesla
Mutta Iittealfaa ban fiibfoilemaan, et'
I'd SumaIa Waifuttaa ibmiissid usfon
ainoastaan dd%neIiien iaarnan faut>
ia. Nitd IuuIette, bpmdt lutiiat, nit
ten fuuliiain ipbdntet tuntepon, iot.
fa tietdmdt pddsieenid armon omis'
tutIen Sumalan ianaa hfemaao?
Sits ie ole iamaa tiin i%anottaiiiin,
eta ustoanne eli ole Sumala maifut'
tanut, fosfa ie on @dnen firioitetuss
ia Ianastaan ipntpnpi; olette TOTO.
naan pddrdud tieud. GifD Ie tefo
ole liian omiipaItaista, iobon eli ole
Haamatun tGsfpG?
Tabdn i%anonee iofu: rWtutta Ell les
fddn tuota bpwid ieuraufiia fun o.
petetaan lufemiIen fautta ibmisten
pddIemdn usfoon. Siitdbdn ieuraa,
ettd pappeia oletaan balpefiimaan
ia pitamddn tarpeettomina."
Yappeia on balpefIittu, pilfattu ia
mainottu 10 iiuointin Fun Ell Iufemis
iesta' tiettp pubua mitddn, fun firial'
l%iIuutta Ell oaut oIemasiafaan. 81
paamolin aitana ibmiIet fominfaan
polio moineet firiaui iuutta rpilieud ia
fuiientin paapali ianbo 1 8or. A;
9-12, eta beta fonasti pilfatoan
ia mainotaon. - Sos paitettdiIiin,
ettd aiaoastaan lufemala Sumalan
Jana moi %tpaifuttaa, Min oliIi ipptd
peIidtd, ettd Re maifutiaa iaarnatpi'
ran baItpeffimista. Mutta en- usfo.
ettd tale puoIeae min p%fiipuoIiiuu'
teen oliii fufaan b%oriabtanut. (Toi'
ielIe pmoIrn fpud). aluttaiasIa Ell al
%nafaan ole tdbdn aSti tobisteltr
muuta fuin iitd, ettd SumaIan iano
on noimauinen ia usfoa maitutta'
fpa ~luettuna ia pubuttuna.
Tdstd f%uitenfin omat iotfut 4utta'
. jan lufiiat fiibfoontuneet iiiben mod
!: rim, ettd opat, fostaafieen toimitta
. ia0e ia leboeue, fdsteneet lebtenId Idbe
. tpfIen laffauttaa. Wiimeinen tuouai
men libouinen mielenpurfaus tapabtu
| idlfeen pastori WiettiIen miimefl
iulaistua firioitusta. - Onto ipptt
: oiate0a, ettd iotfut opettaiistamme oil
+ Iimat antaneet oibetta t~uolaiIeer
4. }epdfristiaiieen fiibfoon?
Spettaiat ia Muttaian %firieenpoib
, oiat! Sos MIND Iaan ilmoittaa teiae
/. toipomufieni, min ie oliii, ettd eltdi
tofi firioitufIisfanne eli ia%arnoisian
5 ne prittdfD piirtdd faanaa minfi
!. mufaan ainoastaan tu%nnuStatte Su
!. malan ibmisten fesfuubesia moi
futtaipan. Mielestdni on FIND fpuir
1 taamaa Fun lanomme, ettd Sumale
: tefee tpotddn ianonia ia faframent
: tienId fauttu. pastori Wiettinen an
, tot tdstd mielestdni marIin iopinar
opetutien miimefii pibetpsIa firfoI
: lisfofoutIesiamme, fun ban ianoi
Sofa uSfoo, ettd dGneuinen iaorne
; noifuttoa parboiten, ban Iaarnot
toon Iitd obferommin, ia iofa us
. FOO firioitetun Ianon exempt mai
: futtatpan, hdn firioitelfoon ia lelpit
tdtDDn firiouiIuutta Iitd abferam
min. - Sitd toitpon mindtin ic
, iuuri ioutfo 9luttoian lufiioito.
W(. 81. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

Wleiue on ilmoitettu, eta Sill
berlin, Minn. ia pmparistDn Ieura'
funnot pmat malinneet opetiaiafleen
pastori g. s.. Hisiaien, Galumetis'
ia, W}icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

= Stdlpd limits on buomattapis'
ia t rtfpf dnnac Iamme Fun tristiui'
iet uuoriIoi eura', tita pari ipuotta
iafaperin p~erusteitiin uIeosio ieura'
funnasia, Iaffauttaipot t%oimintanio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

gluttolan aiiamiebid feboitetoan
tiIaamaan rSppsIebted" m%pptdwdt'
feen. Slmoiitataa meiqe fuinfa NOM
ia fappaletta Luulette noimanne nil
I'd mppbd ia me olemme maImiit
niitG beti ldbettdmddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

= Sppd lutiia! &dndIepds taas
naapuriueIi ndpttdmdsiH Iuttaioa,
Jos Ell bdneue fitd tuIe, ia feboita
bdntd fitd tiIaamaun. = 39ettafaom'
me taas rpbtpd pfTisid tuumin fe
rddmdan Iuttaiaae uuIia tilauffio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
Kaikki iehdelle sijotut lahetykset ovst osoitet-
tavat:
AUTTAJA,
L.Box II, Ironwood, Mich.

Entered rs second-class matter January IL
SOC, ut he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MT
tilitgs.
~. 81. Westerbact, Sronnoob,
Wid., Iabioittanut 2onnotuspboiss
tptIen fautta antamania
Wrs. Mnnie W. Westerbacf LOO
Ybteenfd $11.OO
Gnnen tiIitettp B.. $366.S5
Summa $377.S5
8iitdmme Iabioittoiia iefd Iabiain
ferddiid!
-, &unnioittaen
Salousfomitea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

Sronipoobin tiriapainomme
fannatpspbbiStpfieIta idienmafiuia
bein0tuuua:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01
TILAUSHINNAT

Rshatl Ahetettak66t Joke suorastann rahassa
tai expressi- tai pankkivekselissA tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa dollaria pienemmAt summat vol
dam lAhettHA / sentin postimerkeissA,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-01

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia, joita Sc Ell vo
~1ulaista.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-12-08
Fur Business On.

S. L. Reese of Hendersonville is
perhaps the best informed man in this
section of the county on skins and
furs found in Western North Carroll
ma. He has been in the business for
past nineteen years and says that
this year is certainly an off year in
the fur business. One season Mr..
Reese sold over $500 worth of furs
and skins.
When asked why the market
slumped he stated that on account OF
the high prices furs brought last year
the manufacturer has been unable to
dispose of all their product. The
market is over stocked with finished
articles made from the furs found in
this section of the country.
Never Drank Liquor But Smoked.
Edensburg, Pa, Dec. 6.-James Gal
Iagher, who died aged los years, says
he never touched liquor, but always
had clay pipe as constant compan-
ion. Gallagher boosted he never was
sick day.