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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
CITY Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

TORBECk-The body of Clement
Torbeck, the young man who died
Tuesday night while attending school
at Quincy. ILL.,. arrived at l o'clock
this morning and was Immediately
taken to the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Torbeck, 240 South
Fifth street. The funeral Will taEe
place Saturday morning at 8 o'clock
from the ST Andrews church. The
burial will be in the ST. Andrews GEM
etery. Friends may call any time.
MEYERS-While on a visit to her
son, Joseph p Meyers, S25 North H
street, Mrs. Louisa Meyers, aged II
years, formerly of Cambridge City.
died last evening. The deceased had
been residing with a daughter, Mrs.
R. G. Parker at indianapolis but came
to Richmond to visit her son several
weeks ago. contracting an illness
while here which resulted in her
death. She is survived by six daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Hiram Shaub. of Canton, O.,
Mrs Roscoe Parker, Of indianapolis,
Mrs. c. A. Keplinger, Mrs. T. II. But
Ter, Mrs William Felthaus and Mrs.
Joseph Baker of this city; two sons,
Joseph P Meyers of this city and c.
G. Meyers Of Canton, O. The funeral
arrangements have not been made.
The burial will be in Cambridge City.
Friends may call at the home Of Mr..
Meyers. S25 North H street any time.
MUSSER-The funeral of William
Musser will be held Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at 622 North Fourteenth
street. Burial will be in Earlham
cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
7. CR0N|N IS DEAD

Timothy Cronin, aged 81 years, one
of the best known street contractors of
the city. died yesterday afternoon at
his home. $50 North Seventh street.
Besides his wife, the deceased is sur
vived by four sons, John F.. NJ. Felix
and Walter Of this city, and James
Cronin. of New York City. Death was
due to second stroke OF paralysis,
sustained about three weeks ago
On account of i'll health Mr.. Cronin
has been retired from active business
for the past eight years. He was en-
gagged in the street contracting bust
ness with his son. J. F. Cronin. for fiji
teen years, and was held in high es-
TEEN by all those who had business
transactions with him. He was born
in Ireland, but came to this country
at an early age and located at New
Paris. O.. where he became engaged in
the railroad business. About twenty
nine years ago he moved to Richmond
and continued to reside in this city up
until the time of his death. Mr.. Gro
min was very we'll known in this city
and was one of the oldest residents of
Richmond. He had many friends who
sincerely regret his demise
The funeral will take place Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock. from the St Ma
rvs church. The burial will be in St.
Mary's cemetery. Friends may call
any time. 1t is requested that flow
ers be omitted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
Farce Comedy at the Coliseum
So Raw That It Was
Quite LaughabIe.
KNOCKOUT STAR FEATURE
ALLEGED GREENLAND JAB 40
MlNISTERED MR.. SIMMS OF
CLEVELAND COULD BE STAGED
AND MAKE BIG HIT.

Extremely tame, uninteresting and
somewhat fishy were the wrestling
and sparring exhibitions at the coli
scum last evening. in which Charles
Olson of indianapolis won two straight
falls from George Pullman of Buffa-
10; kid" Brown and Tommy Dill
Ion received credit for draw; Fred
die" Cole was alleged to have put to
sleep Kid Simms of Cleveland, and
the third sparring exhibition did not
materialize.
Judging from all appearances, 1t
local sparring and wrestling sport.
While the matches were admittedly
weak. the attendance was just as poor.
The latter fact is undoubtedly due to
the swindle perpetrated on the Rich
mond public by kid" Griswold, not
long ago.
About That Knockout.
Talking about the knockout
Simms received last evening, it is to
become boisterous with merriment.
That stunt should be staged for a
farce comedy. Smms. Judging from
his fall after love tap by Cole, evil
IDENTIFY forgot his cue. He hesitated in
his descent to recollect if it was up
to him to enter dreamland that round
or the following one. The promoter
rushed to his assistance speedily. so
the Kid continued his Brodie until he
had connected his frame with the mat
The audience burst into loud sobs at
the tragic spectacle of the referee
counting the Cleveland phenom out.
Too bad, Kid. Twas a nasty wallop
you received.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10

in session
Marcha and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
HEARS HER MOTHER
D|EO LAST AUGUST
palladium Specially

Milton. Ind, Feb. 1O-After search
ing for her aged mother, of whom she
had lost all trace for several years,
Miss Rella Hartwell, received word
yesterday to the effect that her mother.
whose name was Mrs. Lucretia Ross.
had died in the Jennings county mfr
mary last August. Miss Hartwell be-
came separated from her mother when
she moved to this place from New
Madison, O., a few years ago. Mrs.
Ross moved to North Vernon, but in
recent years all trace of her had been
lost and efforts to locate her have been
futile. The relations between the two
have always been of the most friendly
character. it is said, and no cause is
attributed to the womans sudden dis
appearance or failure to write to her
daughter.
For the past few months, Postmaster
Charles Galloway had been making an
effort to locate the woman. and YES
terday received word that Mrs. Ross
had died at the Jennings county in
Urinary. Miss Hartwell was deeply
grieved when notified of her mothers
death at the charitable institution, and
cannot understand why she had sought
to evade her. Miss Hartwell has been
employed as domestic in several fami-
lies in Milton, and declares that she
was amply able to support her mother
if she had been given the opportunity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
THE PANIC PROOF

The board of publication which will
have charge of the Young Mems Bust
ness club magazine, met yesterday aft
ernoon and discussed the proposition.
The general policy and design of the
magazine was outlined. The first is
sue will appear March I and will con-
tain 81 pages. The cover will be
unique. The background of the de-
sign will be a mammoth rock on which
will be printed, Panic Proof. Rich
mond, Indiana. Business founded on
a rock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10

Petition was filed in the circuit
court today by counsel for the Penn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10

The agents Of the Richmond and
Logansport division of the Pennslyva-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10

sylvania Railroad company asking
Judge Fox to order the vacation o.
streets. alleys and roadways in Cam
bridge City which adjoin the com
pany's right of way. The company IL
carrying out its double tracking poll
cy. increased its grade through Cam
bridge City many feet SO that viaducts
might be constructed to take the
place of grade crossings. at all the
more important streets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
SIX WERE KILLED.
(American News Servicr)

Bay City, Mich, Feb. 1O.-Six men
were killed outright and two fatally
injured and several others badly hurt
in an explosion which blew up and de-
molished Princelings Mill at Crumpt,
Mich, eighteen miles from here to-
dav
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10

A bushel OF barley yields fifteen gal
Ions Of beer in Great Britain and TWEEN
ty-five in Germany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
KEtvER READ PAPER

At the meeting of the township truss
tees of the county with County Super
intendent G. w. Jordan this morning,
Claude Keever read a paper on the
subject, School Commencement"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-10
A DANGEROUS PLACE

Frank Dallman picked a very dan
gerous place to get drunk in last night.
He was found by Patrolman Edwards
in the Pennsylvania railroad yards.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Ssraelim lapiet Ennaicm
rtereit tDfDmG.

Sbmeeuilesti oil 9erra WooIefien
fautta iobbattonut fanianIa ulos s.
9pptin oriuuoesta ia Iiud of~oiitanat,
ettd Sdn pieId muisti lille onto'
miania %lupaufTia. Waitfa fauon
aifaa oil 10 Iiltd ndpttdnpt fuin diff
Sdn ne fofonaan unboittanut.
Wtutta tusfin olirpat he fpapou.
teen Iasfettu tuin be 10 u%uoeetaan
ioutuimat min pabaan pulaan, ettd
aIemanIa beistd ndptti S9pptin orr
iuutta birmniiemmolta. Sardon 10
taioufot aioipat beta tafoa ia ebeS'
Iddn ubtaIi beitd punoiien meren
fuobunat oalIot. gDarmaanfin oil
bdtd ia faubistus iuuri. Gipd Ills
ibmefddn, ettd Ianoimot MooiefIeIIe:
rGifD bautoia olnt eepptisid, eta
rupeIit meitd ioboattamoan forpeen
tnolemoan - meiodn oliIi porempi
palpcua espptiIdiiid fuin fuo0a fors
mesIa." Niin msfoIinen ia toino'
ton oil beibdn tilanIa. = SdbieIdns
IA olifpat he toIin buutoneet 6erroa-
Elm ofputIenIa. mutto Iittefddn eimdt
moineet mitddn peIastuSta ebes a.
iateuafuan.
!Sdtdbuutoien ia i%poIitusten ldpitIe
fuuluu npt WooiefIen mobtoipa dds
nj. Sdn ionoo: rSntda peIiatfS, ieis
Iofao ia f~otIofoa minfd autuuben
Serra tdndpdindnd tefee teiIe, iiud
nditd es%pptiIdiIid, iotfa tie tdnddn
ndette, CT teiodn piod ifdndnid enem.
pi ndfemdn iionfoiffiieSti. Serro
Iotii teiodn puolestonne ia teibdn pi,
tdG olemon oIalonne."
TGin forteot oIiot pieIdfin Clio
nisIo ioornotoon: y6dnen lotimiIen'
ia aifo on tdptettp. Serra 10TH tel
odn puoIesto nne ia teiodn pitdd q
loaanIa olemon. S~iliaiiuuoeua te
tuIptte ouiuaifIi. 2oitfi olpat pol
mistetut. &oiffi on !dpieltp."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
&mumautms.

Nurmiidrpen &anI aqisfeurafun'
nan ompeluieura toimeenpanee mpp-
idiiet fanialaiIemme u. Miffolan ta'
lola maalisfuun 6 pnd, iosia mpp'
oddn noisten fdIitDitd. ppDbetddn
MALTA tuomaau foria ia l~eitpofiia.
ga Iaapufaa neibot tilaiiuuteen ot
fein Iufuiiana, iamoinfuin maimot
ia nuoret ia tpanbat miebetfin.
So pppbdn ebbottaa, ettd tnlot IL
tomista pantaiIiin fobtia ieurafun'
nan ia glrttaion firiapainora baston
fansIa. = Miettifddpd aIiaa, onfo
ebbotufieni buomioon otettafua. e.
pdilen, ettd emme ferddmdud iao
tdpttd mitd tddltd pitdiIi Iaaba ieu'
rafunnan jdIenlufuun ndboen.
SinlapIpn, Wtinn., belmifuun 10
pnd 1910.
Eoimifunnan puolesta
Sobn Norfooli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

= Watiatauti, pddnfinistps, nm.
eli ole mitddn lpstid. Snban parempi
ola termennG faifen puolesta.
Spuister'e Rccfp Mountain tee pa'
rantoa faifti epdfunnosI ia oIemai
elimistDt, futen motia nm. Nautties'
la Iitd tuletti .fuin toinen benfilD
Sttafaa Iitd tdnddn.
Oscar Noroling.
Muutantta fdptettpid fouIu.
%firioia balmaaa bintaa mpp s. ~
Bean.
= MrtuufaS labia pstdmdaenne
eli tuttamauenne Suomeen on puoiis
ferta Muttaiaa. &c mafiaa Suos
meen S.175 muoiiferta.
11be1 bSf1
fiduinen fplmpps, pistos rinnosia
ia fipu feubfoiela opat o%ireitu, iot-
fa plan moipai febittpd naoroulief '
II Ioirauoetii Jos fpImppttd Ell param
meta. SoIeps tSonep ano Gar pp'
Idpttdd pSfdn, parontaa ia pubois'
taa tuffeuiuneet paifot. Wpptdmd'
nd Oscar NoroIin9iGa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

= 9ld ole nopea usfomaan mitd
pubutaan toiiesta tdmdn ppisia
puesIa, maiffa fertoia oIiIi fuinfa
ppbd tabania, ia ole m%aruiuaIi, ct.
tet lansettaiii aiattelemattomia tuos
mioita toiIesta. Sos faifelIa muos
toa talbot usfoa mitd fuulet, min
pibd ainafin iuuIi fiinni, eldfd tuo'
mitIe. Sid meme teneIefddn Iano.
maan, ettd aIia on min, fuin olet
fuuI,t, ia did mupooSta arpostes
lua e~nnenfuin itie ndet, fuinfa allan
Iaita on. paIion furiuutta m~oitaiiiin
mdIttdd, Jos ieurattaiiiin tdtd neus
moa.
peltddn, eta moni Ell moi uss
foa emanfeliumia etpanfeliumin tins
nustoiien feipptmieliIen eldmdn tdb.
ben.
Weiodn tulee ola mapaot,
mutta dlfddmme fdpttdf6 poponts
famine mastoin Sumalan fdstpid
ia rdtfauben m~aotimufIio.
Sos iabbomme ola fristittpid,
min tdptpp meib6n tpptpd Iiiben,
ettd meind alma tilee olemoan bps
min monto beiffoa pelied ia %fifortu
fesfuubesiomme, oppiofiemme fess
tendmme iopimaon ia toinen tois'
famine fdriiinddn. Siind ilmenee
iuurin toito, forfein piiioue ia bp,
noe, mintd trietiitp moi omistoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Sarmi %mpptamGnd.

100 eefferid bpmdd fipet5ntd 10,
fiparii moata, iosIa on II eefferiG
peltoa ia lS eetferid piibbiStettua.
Iiuinbupneet ia farionIuoiot. 30.
taatti iefd iddteaari. YdrebDpldfo'
ne, iofa tefee 5 foorbid pdreitd pai'
mdsid pittistd puista bemosparih,
fobben mieben ia tabben poifaien
fansI ia.
Wtao T%iiaitiee ~ MALTA aiemalta.
Sinto IL bou. eefferi.
Sdbempid t%ietoia iaa firioittamalto.
oioitteeIIo:
anieIm' YIeen,
Sonow, Man., Sam
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
&mmlmtlts.

Hippifoulutoimeni aloian Wass
SitpSId fonionis tirfpss
la toutotuun 2 p. Flo 8 op.
3oulua pibdn fofii miiffoa, iosen
eoempddtin tuliiot noimot ola pb'
tdpddtd ia belle moin toimittao ra,s
bouiien Contemplation beiodn iiitd
ilmoiteituo.
Wluuten feboitan foitfia fonIunn
oifotuio Iiitemoan ohferosii fristin.
opin p6dfappoIeita.
!. IonfiIo,
9r 211' Nioes, W}icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

= v0fnttaiam" fiertdipdnd aiiamies
bend Sronmoooisia ia pmpdriStDil'
Id toimii n%ptpddn Wester &ipiStD.
2oniolaiIet moinat f6dntpd bdnen
puoleenia foitisIa n@uttaiao" Eos
fe,pisI ia oiioisIa.
WlnSte ia lpiiptpnid ia firiot
tuspaperia narten menfdd s. VI
9eaniin.
Sartmfaa! Soutufaa tpaimoi
MT ostamaan foopa i%tielenne tai
tpttdreuenne. Niitd MT iaatte bal
naua H. pauIin faupasta.
= 8anpun8ia fauna iiiaitiee 3O6
s. Mper IT,, nastapddtd Sentral
foulua Srontpoobisia. &plppid iau'
baan Iiead periantai. ia lauantai
iltoina altaen Flo 3 ip. 9inta 10
benseltd.
&unnioittaen
Sobn OtatIon.
= Wbt mppbddn taItpitaparao
hullpaIo
H. paulin faupasIa.
= Yarbatn Iaiiteltu maraSto fou'
utorpeita s. 90. 9eanisId.
Gtpanfeliita faIentereia iaota'
mana tdmdn lebben firiapainosta.
= &dptddpd ostomasI ia.
Suiirt naraSto founiifa ndr.
Ipfirioituspapereita uuIiuo ndrIpinG
ia fobotufiua morustettuia on Iao.
tamana Suom. firiapoinosia, 213
6. Wtc9eob ofpe., Sronmoob, Wicb.
aipcat ia arat fenbfot.
Wonet ibmiIet tietdpdt tunteet ia
Ioirouoen iurfean tilon. 3oitfien ib'
misten pitdiii tietdd, ettd SoIep's 500
nep ono Eor, parboin furftu ia
feubfolddee, parantaa plan finut ia
psfdn ia pobmistao luonnoaiIeen
funtoon. 2pIpfdd SoIeps Sonep ono
Gar. Mpptdwdnd Oscar NoroIins-
lila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

Mutta fusfa on meibdn. uSfom'
me? 2un ibminen ipnnin unesta be-
rda ia foubishfIefIenia buomna,
ettd b6n maeltaa oiwan fabotufien
partaaua, onto fiaoin tdmd %iaarno:
vSerra iotii puolestafi," hanen ais
noa IobbutufIenIa? 81 iuinfaan, iii
ben on bdn Iiian itIefds. pitddbdn
MT Iuopua Ipnneistd, parantaa Ella
mod, filpoiteIla, rufoila inc. Sos
bdneQe MT iaarnataan tuosta Sus
maIan &aritiaSta, iofa pols otti
mailman ipnnit, ia ionfa fpereud
bdnfin 10 fasteesIa p~riisfoitetiiin ia
ettd ban ndin ollen on ipnnin e9pps
tistd pddstettp, iefd ipdfuutetaan
bdneIe, ettd Serra mieldfin tabtoo
iotia bdnen puolestania, Min on tds
ma bdnestd marIin tpbmd iaarna.
rSIiifos Sumala Tanonut," fius
luu ialainen ddni bdnen fpbdmes'
Idnid.
Isl, tpaan SumaIa tietdd, ettd Fun
min ia min teet, min find tulet ais
man tainasfelpoiieffi."
So ieban ioItafin f%uuluu; ills pois
faitfi tpbmdt% laornat, ct tdsfd anta
niiben fuuleminen ia alaaania olo;
tp1b5n on beti rpbbpttdnd niinfau'
man FUN moimat riittdn6t. = Wtut'
ia mitenfGS fGmi Mile miinamGen
tp%bmiebile? 81 be iaaneeifoan fofo
pdipdn tpDstddn len iuurempaa
poItfaa fuin nefddn, iotfa tefipdt
maon tunrin oian tpbtd.
&atIos lufiia: tunnin miebet iai
mot ormosta fen paIton eifd an.
%Iiosto; ia ne ipiiet etpdt ottaneettoan
pdim6n polffaa armosta, naan o
mieia ~iDisiGnId ia be tuliipat Iaus
maan !Serrania niban pdduenid.
Waan iofa omisIa t~Disiddn, Lain
tDisId," riippuu, ie on ~firoufien ala,
ia mica birped ndfp! &aubea ia
fpalttamaiDn fabotus atpaa uubel'
Ieen fitania. punainen meri, ie on
beibdn pelastufienia, iaIfoien eoess
ia ia espptiIdinen iouffo tafanams
me (ne omat meibdn tebtpid innte'
idmme). Wtibin on NIT turnatta'
na? &usIa omot ne fiitetpt omat
noimat ia tpDi, eibdn ne MT mi
tddn auta. Sopa miimeintin tdptpp
Ipntiien Ola %alaqanIa. Wtutta min
Iurfealta fuin ie n%dpttddfin, on Ie
fuitenfin autuaauinen betfi bdneue.
Sdn ~iaattaa MT, FUN faiffi turtpans
ia, toiponIa, bpmGt pGdtofienid ia
usfalufienia ppat turbaan rauens
meet, fuulla Serran iauan ia ndbbd
Sdnen ibmeeqiien pelastusneutpon'
ia ia autuaaliIeua bdmmdstpfIeud
bdn buomaa, ettd !Serra onio alus.
ia bdue autuuben m~almistamut, fu.
ten Yunanen merifin luomiIes5a 10
Iuotiin - Waau SSroelin fanIalIa
oil iudlimiebend WooIes ia meiud
on SeeIus 3ristus, ionfa meri on
pbtd mahtama ia moimaainen bus
futiamaan meiodn ipntimme fuin
%fonianaan punainen meri e9nptildi'
let. So min me pddi emme papaifli
Ipnneistimme fun luotamme Ger
raon ia onnamme Serron iotia puos
lestamme. Sa pube rististd, fass
teeeto ia uetosta eli olefoan endd
mifGdn bulluuS, paan 1e OH Sumas
Ian fppimu. &uule Iufio, iuuri IL
nun aluaoii ollesia !Serra fotii puos
lestaii; noitto on 10 parma.
p
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17


meluspaifan emf nmobeffi. So len
entistd paremman. ylpt pitt bdnen
pdasta emdntdpnlpeIiiofTi t%oIoon,
ioSta emdntd oil feidad fuolmt.
Sieldbdn masta on paras papaus
nalita ia BALTIC = eibdn ie nuo'
rebfo lesfisiIdntd mitddn noisten
oTioista ndlittdne, eifd niitten toi'
mia tutfine. y}iin bdn a~iatteli ia eli
toiposIa.
Wtutta fiqd mdlin faapni naimis'
malbeenIa folmannesta fpldstd. &c
iotfi faiffi aiiat Iefd iieud ettd tddl'
Id. Sbmiiet naurestelimat bdnen
pafIuia malbeitaan, eindttd usfos
meet bdntd Iiuoinfaan FUN ban totta
pubui. &opimmin fosfi hdneen lie
buomio, ettd bdnen pDuiiet tpldtos
m~eriniafin ialaa iStimdt Iilmdd tois
Eileen, Fun bdn punaiiena, tuffa Eos
botfi fammattuna ia lite mielestddn
iansen ibailtanana efiintpi beiodn
iomtfoonia. TuoQainen toperien ilf'
fuminen barmitti ia bdmetti. Mpbs'
Elm tunfi bdn outoa abbistusta rim.
nas5aan, FUN bdnen emdntdnid mel
fein fppneleet iiImisid pulpit bdneue
ennenmainiiuSta naimismalbeestaon
pm. iemmoiiista, ia nemmoi bdntd
Wapabtaian turmiin, iofa moi maL
been fabottamasta mauastafin mas
pabtaa.
Witd bdnen oil tebtdmd2 NDpr
tpiIifD SumaIan ebesid? SdttdiiifD
faiffi ia ieuraififo cSeeIusfa. iofa
on litped ia nDprd ipbdmesta ia io'
ia, emdnndn ianoien mufoan, bdns
tain rotastaa.
Sdtd eli bdn fuitentaon ebtinpt len
enempdd aiottelemaan. Itfipifaa
toimiiti ssbdn toas pestirabat toiieae'
tin iIdnndue tofaiIin iban ppbains
mie Sten eiuipiifona. 81 miellpttGnpt
enda ..emdntdpalneliian poiftafaan.
pois oil pddstdwd toto paiffafuns
misid ntaa alfot polttaa bds
nen ialfainia ala ia misid eifpdt
malbemerutfeenia endd otta'
meet onnistuaf Ieer.
So toperienia anuaa iai bdn ibon
ipiimetin9asia paifan fplmannesta
pitdidstd Ia meni iinne = itieddn
pafopn.
Wtutta tdmG eli taitane onniStua.
Oman itienfd ia omat mifania lDp'
tanee bdn iieltdfin niinfauan fumes
ban palmeluspaiftoienia waIitIemi'
fen fiiasta pppii lepopaifafieen pas
litiemaan Wapabtoiania beadn pais
Siloin ban parbaan paifan pa'
litiee. Gifd ban Iiuoin endd main
ebesid palfpele niinfuin ibs
mieten mieltd %noutain, maan niins
fuin &ristufien palneliia, bpmdud
mieleud palneIee Serraa ia iefee ~.
bdmestddn mitd Sumala tobtoo,
usfoaiIuuoesi "a ia totuuoesIn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
3irfonmenoia.

NurmiidrneId, Wtinn., iunnuntais
,a belmifuun 27 pnd Flo IL ap ia
Flo puoli 8 ip.
2irfonmenot, ennen ilmoitettu pt'
bettdmdfii GIpsId plldmainittuna
pdimdnd, tdptpp tdmdn puofIi idt'
tdd pitdmdttd.
:. s.. Sirni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Slmohns!

Niiue, ioiua on lopiio, ~buomaute.
taan, ettd rippitouIu aIfaa maanans
toina 2 pnd tuIetpaa tcufotuuta g..
u. Surulan talosIa WinersmiIen
Iarnitontrilo, Wis. ia Iopiet padss
ietddn G~btooaiIeGe 6elluntoino.
g. u. SuruIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

&c bpnd tulos, iofa oil Dleiiestd
pdtiiuomotieuosta npiime Iuurlotpn
aifana Huotiisia iai futen tunnettua
Ruotiin raittiuspbbistpsten fesfus.
liiton toimeenponemaan plei5en fans
ianddnestpfIen fen ieitan ielmiae
IaamiIefIi, oIiIifo MT Iomelias aifa
tnuut pleiien matinaiien alfobooli.
fienon aitaaniaamiieen NuotfisIa.
SotoiIelta Is muotta tdpttdneeltG
miebeltd ia naiIeIta fpIpttiin benfilDs
fobtaiiesti bdnen mielipibettddn.
3dbon I%aatta OH ptiistddn Sutbols
masIa $4,000 benfiIDltd tiebusteItu
beiodn mieIipioettddn ia on ndistd
10000 d~dnestdnpt fiellon puoIesta
ia main 5000 Titd mastaon. Noin
$4,000 benfiIDd on fieltdptDnpt mas.
taamasta fpipmpfIeen. Sos ddnes'
tps ulotetaon fpfo maoban, tulenat
fieaon puolesta ddnestdidt Iaamaan
maltaapan enemmistDn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
1IniuituS.

Wlass Sitpsid pioetddn belmifuun
mafIun aifana eli 10 pdipdn eb'
&aniaaisI eurofunnan mpp'
idisiItamat raittiusbaaliaa.
!. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
WakefieIdNdiset, buotn.!

Giifepaifoisia. perbeisfd "a iltamas
tilaiIuutiisia tdpttdfdd meibdn maI.
mistamia r%aittiusiuo mia. Ne unto.
not tdDoen tppbptptIen.
WAKEFIELD BOTTLING WORKS,
AHOLA & SILK omistajat,
Wakefield, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
&eneud Ell tdtd taitoa ole, dlfDDn
ban itieddn fristittpnd pitdfS.

Sumala nostaa barwoia pub.
taita ibmiiid taimaaieen, plimalfaan
pebetddn faiffi finne loasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
1dbe1 pSf1
GpSfa te tartpitSette

Solepe Srino Sorotipes SiGoin fun
teind on tpIId, rasfos, fuumeento-
poinen tunne, fen mufana ummetus.
&ocfo teiad on pddnfipuo, iofn job.
tuu ummetutIeSio, ottofaa 6oIeps ..
rino 2orotipea. Wpptaipdnd Oscar
NorbIin9iao.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26
SHOPPING news
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

New hair turbans at Whitney *
Marsh's.
Bargains In Honolulu real estate.
See Bishop Trust Co. nd.
when yon want paper of any kind
ask the Amerlcln.HlTaiian Paper Co.
about II. They carry more paper than
any other firm in Hawaii
Onyx hosiery stands alone as the
worlds finest hosiery. A wonderful
variety Of Onyx hose can be seen at
Sachs Dry Goods Co. this week.
\ prompt reply to a request for
prices often secures the order and
makes a lasting customer. An answer
sent by Wireless is more than prompt
1t Is instantaneous.
The automobile tops built by the
w. w. Wright Co.. Ltd, are construct
ed TO resist the rains and hot sun ol
this climate, something not considered
by the makers of tops on the main
land.
The habit OF keeping your money In
the house Is bad one and often re-
suits in its loss. Open savings ac
count OF the Bank of Hawaii. Lid
where the money will be safe and you
will get interest.