davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24
STILL ANOTHER VICTIM

Berwick was not exempt III the
operations of the same individual who
victimized merchants i'll this city a I'd
Nantcoke, the latter part of last week
y man, believed to be the same one
who operated here as his method was
identically the same, entered the re-
taurant of Keller and Davis, Berwick.
Saturday afternoon and asked to have
cashed a check for 50. 25 that bore the
name of S. W. Dickson and was made
out to Howard Beales. The man en-
dorsed the check as Beales but when
the check was presented the forgery
was discovered. Chief of Police Laub
of.Berwick is corresponding with the
authorities at Wilkes Barre and Dan
vile. If they for any reason do not
expect to prosecute the fellow, Davis
and Keller will take up the case.
lie who has no political convictions
Is a suspicious charaeter
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24

The bakers bread is scientific because
he knows just exactly how much of
each different ingredient to put in and
just how to mix it.
\ man who understands science will
progress more rapidly than one who
does not, aud we should, therefore, all
have a scientific knowledge of what
we are going to produce or raise to
make u success of it.
The morning session closed with "A
solo, Meet Mother in Heaven by
Mr. Stewart Acor.
The afternoon session was opened
with the following numbers:
Recitation, Grimes WILL" Arthur
Shoemaker.
Song, Freight Train, Six Boys.
Recitation. Leaving the Farm. "
Miss Shultz.
Mr.. Bickel occupied the first session
in the afternoon on the subject, RE
citations
The recitation, the speaker said gives
the pupil chance to tell what he has
learned about his lesson, teaches him
to think and to express his thoughts
giving him confidence in himself Mr.
Bickel said a review of work gone ov-
er is a great benefit. The text books
should be only a guide in the recita-
tion, and a teacher should enlarge on
the lesson and explain.
Two factors go with good teacher
the ability to compel interest and
attention, in order to interest your
pupils you must have attention and,
therefore, attention is a requisite be-
fore anything can be accomplished in
a recitation. Some teachers have a
natural aptitude for getting attention
and others have not. The latter should
acquire the faculty of compelling at
tention by presenting the subject in a
clear light, reaching the pupils either
by ear or eye. The pupils should be
brought close to the teacher and not
allowed to spread over too great an
area. A question should be stated be-
fore naming the one who is to answer
it, then all will be ready to answer it.
Mr., Bickel believes in going into
the fundamental principles of lesson
first. \ recitation should not always
be held the same way; it should be
changed so as to not become tiresome.
a song, 1.-The Land We Love-, was
rendered by Miss Johnson's and Miss
Loves schools and was followed by a
very well given recitation, Jacob S
Lament" by Miss Marie Cromis.
The next period was occupied by
Charles w. Derr, of Washingtonville,
Montour county superintendent. Mr..
Derr said the Strawberry Ridge high
school is paying for itself. a high
school is a fine thing to have in a COM
munity as it induces pupils who can
go away to school to continue their
education above the lower grades.
Mr. Derr gave the teachers little
good advice telling them that every
one should take a school journal. Ev-
erv school room should be ventilated,
have Il thermometer and the black
boards should be kept clean.
! a duet by Anna Diehl and Hazel
Umstead entitled, (Which Way Did
Ny Mamma Coz" was heartily APP
plauded, as was also a recitation by
| Miss Snrinper. entitled, "FloWers on
My Papa's Grave. "
The last period of the institute wa:
occupied by Mr.. Meyer with an inter
esting address on History Teaching.
The institute was closed with the
rendition of "Those Evening Bells, y
by quartette from the Strawberry
Ridge high school.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24
INTO VOLUNTARY
LIQUIDATION

The stock holders of the People IS
bank of Danville held meeting Mon
day, at which it was decided to 60
into voluntary liquidation. The bank
has been in existence seven years but
has never been accorded an amount of
patronage necessary to build-up Il
banking institution.
During an interview Monday j..
b. Watson, president of the People s
bank, explained that prior to 1903,
when the bank was established, inter
est was not paid on deposits in Dan
Vile. In order to encourage among
worllingmen the habit of depositing
money the Peoples bank was started.
The amount of patronage anticipated,
however, was never realized. Cons
cious that it was doing good work III
Danville the bank continued for seven
years, holding its own but making in
sufficient to pay dividend.
The stock holders Monday were
nearly all present, either in person or
by proxy 1t was unanimously decid
ed to 90 into voluntary liquidation.
Mr.. Watson stated that it may be
six months before the affairs of the
bank are finally wound up The bust
ness accounts are being settled as fast
as they are presented. In the interest
accounts the bank is entitled to sixty
days withdrawal notice, which it is
requiring depositors to give.
Mine Foremen Jones and Richards.
accused by the coroner's jury of care
lessness in the Nottingham mine, there
by causing an explosion fatal to seven
men, will be prosecuted by District At
torney Williams at Wilkes-B Barre. Mr.
Williams has asked for "A copy of the
evidence given at the inquest.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24
Birthday Party.

The birthday of Mrs. Henry Vincent
was very pleasantly celebrated at the
homestead farm, Valley township, yes
treday. Among others the following
from Danville were present: Mrs.
Victor Vincent, Mrs. Robert Vincent,
Mrs. Lizzie Gregory and Mrs. John
Foster.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24

Columbia county farmers are alarm
ell over a new seed that has been i'm
ported from Germany with clover seed
and which, it is feared, may destroy
the whole clover crop.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24
DANVILLE DEFEATED

Before a small crowd at the armory
Tuesday night the Glover Club five.
of Bloomsburg, defeated the local
basket ball aggregation, in a slow
game by the score Of 1922 The game
was devoid of features, the size of the
crowd acting as damper on the spir-
its of the contesting teams.
In the wrestling match which was
held off until after the show in order
to give those at the theatre "a chance
to witness the meeting of the two big
fellows, Kaiser, welter weight cham
pion, defeated RosSe, in a most inter
esting and exciting bout.
The legislative battle promises to be
Il .
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24

Young cows in Columbia county are
being attacked by new disease that
is a puzzle to veterinarians. The low
er jaws swell and death soon follows.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24
BOROUGH SOLONS
IN SESSION

A regular meeting of the borough
council was held Friday eve. Chairman
Andrew Schatz being absent J, B.
Cleaver was chosen president pro tenn.
I Among the members present were :
Finnigan, Pursel, Curry, Hes, Ever
hart, Deutsch, Marshall and Jones.
\ reply from the American Union
Telephone company was read before
council relating to a bill for $72 rend-
cred by the borough of Danville for
the burning out of regulator due to
the telephone company's wires cross
ing arc circuit.
The communication explained that
the bill was returned not approved for
the reason that it is the custom for all
wire companies to protect their cir
cults from overhead wires by string
ing guard wires. and where such is
not done the company whose wires
break down and cross foreign circuits
is not responsible. Especially does the
company claim to be not responsible
in the present case, as the accident
was caused by an ''act of Providence
due to high winds or heavy snow"
The argument advanced by the Am
erican Telephone company did not
seem of much force to the councilmen
and on motion Of Mr.. Curry it was
,rl,,,1 +J,+ ~, l,,r,,, OH ,rnraa1 +o
collect the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Pursel it was ord
cred that "A bill for $50 for water be
presented to the Friendship Fire COM
pany for last year.
On motion of Mr. Curry it was de-
cided that the election of borough
electrician be postponed until after
the organization of the new council.
Mr.. Everhart reported that samples
ofswater had not as yet been sent to
the State laboratories for examination
as ordered at last meeting. Explicit
instructions, however, have been re-
ceived, he said, and samples will be
sent away without further delay.
On motion of Mr.. Deutsch it was
ordered that in removing the snow in
the alley ut the Badly House the bor-
ough employees be required to throw
the snow back far enough to enable
the water to pass off without flowing
over the sidewalks.
The following bills were approved
for payment:
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24

The legislative battle promises to be
like an old timer
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24

He who has no political convictions
is suspicious character.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-24
ITEMS CONDENSED.

DO YOU want to learn to RESIL
YER OLD MIRRORS and MAKE
NEW ONES? Pleasant easy work.
Profit 5 dollars day. Sample and
particulars free. THE CROWN co. =,
1882 S ST.. Washington, d. 9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

moi: iota tdstd weoeeid imo. eli han
iionfoittiieSti. 9liin tulisbon
meiom boIotn iafd metid futen ca.
marian moimotin ppnii fitd Seeiut
ieltu. So iGmd Wcli OH iofopdiluG
torjoIIo JOS me lpoin Iiiben fiinni
tortruifimme. Wluita moni on min
tpbmd etia fnlteuot main i6m6n lab
tren obitie. ia foima,rot ilIe0enid Eel
,po,iomio t~oi,uoio ~ioiNla eli ipettd os
lie.
Gbtd lopeton idlld fertaa fpbdpfs
Ieni fun tdmd rdpiid6 minusta min
pc lion puuthnuoiieito. SdtGn teiodt
toitti 6erroH touboon ia ormobnl'
tnm,. te ioitu minun fonsiuni cictte
motfono iidilppototia fobii.
~. Wi6ti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
astoria, Ore.
!9eindt. % y. 10.

9eindt. 2S y. 10.
aoIoonni on tGndfiu feIGnG gs.
toriau to%IoStniiIln pIlut meIfoiieu
buono. @uei Ie moon nield porone
on monen fa~Ioetoion feidtpD mems
MT meltein buttaon.
Wtutto phtd turhnonpo ndpitdd
nntpGGn ioonon enonteliumin pert'
toatin hcittGG columbian rantomil'
la. &olot nGtpm6t nbd ppIn,pdn I'd
mdn mailman Ipmiud meIiud. Sici
la ioutunot he toinen toiIenIa idl
teen I~uurten %pctofoloien, iuoloioen,
boioen, frototiiIien y. M. meri bir'
miDioen ruuafIi.
Wlifii eimGt foIot tuIe perttoibin?
Onto nuotot %felmottomio. moi o.
patfo foIomiebet laisfoio? 81 ole
nuotot feIuottomio, eitd ole faIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
0libtabuia Sarbpr, Ohio.
s. S-ncn.

8oSfa en- ole buomonm't pittoda
ATTAIN tiriettd 6orborislo or,ooiion
ia toIitristi1iIen {. firftotumtomm
IonomaIebben Muttoian poletoiau,
min Jos toimitus luo tilnd, min pos
fiIen nina pori %ianoa, Iiiud toipos
ettd Iitte poremmut fpndiliiat inifuo
W(ind en- npt moi ENID mpDs tuh
DO t~irioittua Iiitd eIdmdstd, iota oil
toa tdmdn elGmdu per6std, rooon
minun tdptpp Ie idttdd parcmpicIat
fife. Wlind piirteIeu noon iuGb6n
Ieuroeuntomme wuibeieta. Sotoinen
Iuttojon lutiio muistao miien tddud
altoi pimeps ia 'palteue, o: OF.
feus ia ipddrpps toiSteIut noin futIt
nuotto tofoperin, iota tdiStclu mje
latin on fdunuisIG. 9Sddrnuoen 'ol
mum puoIuetoiot meinoiitunt iudtis
rpnnGfDud maabdn moientdo ia fd
boiufieen eldm6nd ipDStG iotoiien,
iofo maan mGhdfiu usfoI'i beitd
n~astustua. SGeid taisteIusl a Ell ole
oIeita tuoIittu. Sotoinen moboolli'
IuuS on otettu faptdntDDn oiteuoen
IortumiIefIi. &aitfi tpIifriStiipt, min
popit FUN muuttiu, on pddrppoeita
leimattu perfeieen enfeliti. gtdiu on
meneteltp tddua meiodn 9orborieia.
Wlutta Iiitd buplimotta tuo roiffo
iotfa ndin tetee buutoa turfnn tdp'
oeltG: me olemme ouiuoito, ga Jos
iotu toIi.Serron ldbettiIde Iaopuu
poitfafunnoue, min moi Iitd msfoa
ia ioppea iota be fpbto nIfnpot lpl'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

temGdn. Siuoin he labettdndt ld'
bettilddt moroittomaan foitfio etid
Ell Iuinfaon dntoa tiloo ettd tiio mills
benfi ioiIi %ioarnata. Sdsid Sumala
paratfoon, OH monelln g. 4. funnon
papiua iurulinen fofemue. Wtutta
nddrpDoendtin on roiania. Wiinpd
tG6ll1fin. &oifiSta eSteiStd ia mass
tutisto buolimotto, ioito tho perfes
Ieen ioutto iunnninonn on Serran
tpDn eieen pnnnut foifuu tddll6 ms
fpddn puboaS. ielmd ia tirfus Su'
moIan eluonfeliumin ~Inarna ristiin
naulitusio SeeIutiestomme. %29G1rpps
ben lpoita pitt loppuo, iud Sierra
Idbetti nellie poImelijonia, q. Wliettis
fen. iofa nptpd6n IeiIop Siioniu
muuriuo N~ibtobula SarborieIa ia
%ioiitaa Sumolon %poluunaa, ie on:
Iaornoo toerrnu tdStpstd Iotin ia
epanteltumia fuolemottomoin ibmiss
i~ieluien nutuuoetii. Sosta tiitos 9no'
iole, iota Ell ~ipieldtddn tonIaonin
bpIiGnnpt. 8Oud pasterimme, y.
Wliettiien, %Ioorno OH moifutto,poo,
min tuin ldmmin lobe fuimolIe
maale. Gnonteliumin noimosta al.
fua iiie 6orbori tuoe fufoiotamnan.
Spnnin tielld iuotiemat n epduston
uneeIa mnttuipot b~er66foGt ia ne
forlpai, iotfu mield pmnt usfouiIio
6erralle oileet, ~Iooipat nuitd el1mGn
moimao. 8oieei meiodn SumoIams
me popit lGbead ia foueono, Jos
motfonne iatmu tdnne pGiu. min fGps
tdG pelii6nne terpebtdmdsid Suma'
Ian idna(la. Sierra Sumola ia SId
antatoou pbG eoeIleentin ippimao
opettaiolIemme, y. Niiettiieue ipDtd
tetemGdn 6erran tuiinom6eeId, ioi'
NOD teiodn
y Sa;oo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

miebet laisfoia. SamaIla tamaun ia
Iamoiua feinoiaa on ennenfin iaatu
faIoia. Wutta npt pfunt folomiebei
la heibdn perbeenid tulleet Min mi
IaatIi eitd he fodonat enonfeltumin
nuoton plDn. Suuret folat bpltdd
lpdt fen ia %pienemmdt tuIfepat PEE
rdsId.
SnfoS ie Iitte trunma JOS lobet ei
pGt tule nerftoibiiJ poan ppipmdt
Ipmild meIiGd tobi menemat mic
luummin 60 biSfoibiH. Wlitii eipdt
folamiebet fpTp neuipon iiltd iofo
moipi Ianoo ippn ia ieurantIet, iota
on Iupnut mpDs faIat ia iobtoa nil.
oenfin fuIfua. Serra Ionpn p%rofeta
WtaIofion toutto: 9uofaa tGDoelliIet
fnmmenpfIet minun aiitoani, ettd
minun buoneeSIani ruofao pliii; ia
min foetelfaa minua, Ionoo l6erro
SCboot, ellen nina mpDs onain
teile ioimaon ottuuia ia puooata
Iieltd runIaaSti IiunauSta.
!0srra taboo, ettG me ontouonm
me Sdneue TOTO ipodmest6. ettd
66n Iaopi iobtoa meiia ia fdnltGd
meitG. Siuoin tieo6mme faitti ioa.
momme Ioblot oletpon SumoIun on.
tomia nellie ia me nautimme Mia
tiitotIella, iefd tdptdmme mp0s Ser
ron mGGr6GmGllG tolpallo.
2o~lostoiien p%oliontta on ioetus
moIiiettu. Wtutid m%dbempirn iouffo
mpipi onnistuo buonostt>
'gletoriosiu ia len pmpdrisiblld OIL
poIio f%aniua, eitd ole benselliiead
tpoaIana ainofaon liiatIi ipsmiebid.
Wlutta mitdbdn on beistG ianottalpa
Jos pnot toisienIa tiellG &oitta
FAMINE torfastoo mertfoiomme
iosfo ne pipot ehedt ia b%elitdfddm
me pbd inpemmdue. 81, eitd mefin
ioiIimme ferron buutoa toiIiamme
oputIi iiind iuuresia folon idoIiisio
ia ndtiIimme iilemme eutiStG pienem'
mdtii. 2ainao Serra ormcii nellie,
Imen.
&. O-ncn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
Marqnette, Micb.
N(rpoiia stutioio!
N'. Wi0ti.

WripDtlu "lutiolo!
Nioitelin itietieni, etiG mitd nab
tao ola ippnd fiiben fun CT Wior'
quettestu tirioimtiio ole eudG tos'
taau Nuttoioeia, Ndpttdd IiItd ti,in
Observation-Disclosures pliiipot mhobtn'
meet tptfdnddn Nuttnian. Wloinit
fen poitfomme o!oista, etiG ioirouts
ia on liiteunmt observation-disclosures.
Ynstorimme !. 8. Seimonen on
MT Iairaano ia mrs. Runtonen. 7
tdpG fpuG OH tobtoIomme Wfutta
Sumolo. iota on roittein %pli.lddfdri
tietG1 miiG hin toneIomme tetee.
Soimpmme fuiientin beiodn pieIq
paranenan. Weiiemme Serraeio
Sobon &uffonen OH 10 pdlonnut to'
toiIin Suomimottnlta festuuteemme.
Eertpe tuloo!
Cos nGet fotomuooen tulepan, o.
leta ilIelt ltta paetoon; Jos tnltnioue
ii ldbestpp, Min panel find lairoolot
funtoon ia npuoatat eIdmdsidIi ma
romoiiuutto; JOS ndet loirpon tuIe
mon, etfd nield ole fiuollo, min find
%iuotIet tofpasti pddstdfleIi loimoon,
beittden toiffi muut oIiot mieleStdIi.
Whttto nth on turpeeuiiin: Wteille
9lfd tuIee! D%tentddmme hdutd mas
taaii.
W(utta maoilmon lapiiuo on fire
tdm6n moailmnn tamoroiu per6Gn.
Se eipGt lpdIitd SeeIutiesta moittn
fuoGeet nouIiIipot bouooistaon Idor
noomoon.
W}uiio berdtd SeeIuS beitd ndfe
m6dn oaoroainen oIenfonIa. 50 oh
iaa Sind oino pmioIi, jotto ueton
tuutto fansIoIt pneuamme tddld
mooilmasio, iooIa meiud on tueto
ia moilpn. WhuiStlta nellie Simiu
lanooii: Slfdnt bprpdeI6 tlrruaeid.
nina poitin manilmon.
gamma Wniniorp6d.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
Sranopn, Minn.
5 Seino.

Sein1fuun 81 y. 1910.
GipG ole tddltG Solmeo Gitnn fons
trilto ndtnnpt pittddn oifoon f%irjoi,
nitIia N%uttoiosio: SitIipG nina os
ton fpndn tGteeni, moitta fGteni on.
Elm Min tDmpel6 ettei fpnG toboo
ppipd fpniiSId mnitto fuinfatin Iitd
puriStoo.
SGmG teIG on plut bplpin moni.
,poibeireu. 6eid tuli 10 mnolistuue.
IA, ioeu lienee hurminaisto. Refpdt
feid oil futmoo ia frumoa. Gpld
utot aIeoipot 10 ropisto euu ei tut
hut InoetIa ia npiIia oIfoi tuihtuo.
Wtuttn ~SubonnutIeu oitono %Iootiin
oiteeu ouitoua lobe ia len %i6lteentin
MI cIIut pdb6Gd i%ateito. 9ipt nduts
t6iu1t utot pletpau hUluin ipptpm6i
Iid fun on iootu Ieifatr bpruin fdss
monutto niiuo. 9tiueid Iaaooon I'm
NOD intn, 8ouroa ia obrou on cbtd
fuimmo m6hdu %piIonnut. tocinid
Oh Iuom iomallista lu1bempi. Wtut
ia olien rebuu tulee polio, etrei ole
luurtatuou b6tGd forinn uiuoaia. -
2eietuu ei nllut fo,uiufoou antdrao
bemoiIiqe fun oil min rnittiit ilmof.
Npt oletoou Ipbteitd notfeIemoon
Iuopiin, ia iitte ~fpIeudGn futa ne
phi.
Matti Sobnionin poiniO fdpdTi
SatIosIa ia ioi rtiefnrin" tuIIeeiaon,
SernepS on olut hnpd poiffofun
nalIomme nditd %nitniu.
Gbtd Iopeton t61d fertoo ia ianon
bppdsti 2luttoian I~utiioilie.
s. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

SObn 1satfon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
@mbarrass, Mina.

pastori s. y. yliemi ia 9. Eolit.
fo fGpimdt tddad mime fuun los
pula. !Se fumpitiu ia%arnoiipat bp-
min ipoinloliiesli. = &iitos main
BELLE! Ntutta pliu fiitos Sumolole,
ettd on miel1 niit6tin, iotto outuuts
ia iImoittotpnt, lobiona Dostoon o.
tettalpafIi, futen firioitettu on: yYabs
iafi tie latte, labiafIi ontotaa. "-ytiis
td alma on ouut ia on, iotfa foettas
mat eponteliumia pimittdd.
Wotti !6irreItd fupli 2 Iebmdd Fun
Ioipot pptootin mprftpd.
8. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
@afefielo, Mi6.

Slot. 4 pGimd.
WtiiStni mieleeni, eitG pitdiIi ,piir
tdd muuiamo ript Muttoioon, fosto
eli tdadd munt ~fnndiliidt ole tobti.
meet f~pnG1nId Iiituttoo.
gtiin, pdGttn eitd termebodn enfitii
Muttaion hntiioita eritidin foiffia
f~ristineIiid ia %iiIoria Serrasia ndll
Id ianoillo: Primo, loupeus ia ron.
ba liiddnipt6on fauSiomme meioGn
fouiin Wopobtoiomme Seelutien tun'
temiIen fontto. ga antofaomme fiis
tos SdneIle iota On eoest6mme lain
tdnttdun ia meiodt pimepoestd ipol'
feuieen iaoitanut. Siitettp oltoon
Sonen noimania, m~iiIauteniu, bD-
npptenid ia totuuterio. So eitDs ole
ipptd tiitidG. iiQG toiftinoinen bplr6
onto tulee plb6GItd moleeuoen Sidl
B I'd. VDaitta Sdn meta iosfus fu'
rittao ia rontaiieetin mrltta it'd e
nempi O0n meitd ratastaa. W(itd
muuta oliiimme onIninneettoon FUN
roneaieuutIen. mutta .0dn iulosto
ormoetaon ia iiduiIestd ratfumoes
taan iotaa nellie iofa pdimd foit
-feu bprp6d. Waieta me Ell taboo Iitd
Ebuomata tun riipumme tiinni pmae.
Ia MISUNDERSTANDING. Wiutta fun pp
bbG Senfi iaa aufaista iilm6mme min
fifteen maSta buomoamme mistd IN
Ice fiittdG. Guitentin plemme min
lteIipottomia etiemme moi Sdnt6 Eos
:aan fiJuin fiiitG6, maon ptiinfertai.
fuuoesIa ioperreao: v&iitd fieluni
Oerraa, ia mi minusi' on, Sdnen
hin ppbdd nimednid. aiitd %iieluni
oerron, d. unboitn poiS mitd bns
pdd Sdn tebnpt iua' on. &aitti
pntiIi o~nteetIi ontotpi Sdn, pobot
efoS Sdn ppphfipi pois."
ga tdsid on Ielnd paitta ppbGsic
oumotueia, yettd Ssroelin ipntid pi'
Id etIitt1mGn, eitd I0poettdman."
ia ne toittt buttuimat SeeIufien
bereen. "a MT OH meiGG tails lobs
t~orlollu, ett6 pttad mastoan nbs
linen outuus. Ipoetoli %ionoo: Su
aolo Ell ponnut meitd fpibaon. ipaon
Ritnuttn n%mistomoou, meio6n Ger
amme ,Seeiutieu GristutIen tautiu."
IA niel1 jeanne fofo SGnen fns
omottomot oorteenIa ia fen ihanun
uunun, iotd nellie touele pnutuno
j, ionta iponburstos tmomori ar,
a Iitten miimeiIer6 p6ipGnd, fun
dali tGptetddu. 9tieni6t6d 10 otto
q tdmG labia mastoon fun ioo,te
libioo ipnniId ormoo. SiuG ,or
osta ,e olette autuaatIi iulleei, MS:
a foutto ia cite lite teistdnne: Su.
alan Iobia ie on.
Jieiqd oil toos tGGuG bausfo bet,
eun past &. y. Niemi oil ioiita-
8 fitd eponfeIiumin ~poIuunoo,
a on iilIo Ionomo arietutiesto.
obteraeti meibGn tuleetin tuuIlo
noIon ianoo la ola ianon mihes
I Id niiipud ia nirpoittorpoin meIi'
: eioen tpt6nd. Sitd meitd ei pun.
poitta iiitd tubonIittain iuooaon,
I, ie ldboe on pli pulppuotpa Sds
Idboe on lite Seeiue. ia bdnen
a ia muuttumoton iononla on ie
poiitoipo neTi.
lt0 idstG ole bppG iuooa tun ois
nopaoSti iao ommenfoa Imam
tito ia binnotto? SeeIuS life ia
xXXrTLTxxzX-T
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

aampmnein fauna i~iioitIee 800
6. slper IT,, mostopdata Gentroi
touIuo SronpoobiSi ia. apIppid iaa
boon fieIla petionto'. ia Ianontoi
iItoina oIfaen Flo 2 ip. Sinta 10 +
benseItd.
2unnioittoen
Sobn 0%latIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

oSniine" rGbtno" ia sWtnro
iobon" iiItit - %,Sineneen," ,Gros
bar" pulls" ioc Wterceoiiet Iinenes"
ofpat Iopipia SubonnuS ia n4tb of
cSuIp" putufontoita uaiIiae. gte o'
tpat niimeistd MALTA. Wlpptdmdnd
H. pouIin foupasio
SurIep, Wis.
= Waistem ompeIutpDtd mostoon
ottoa o%iunnouoon:
444 Sout It., 4 Sronmoob, Utif.
Wiss. R. SIminen,
itmfia 1estamentteia ia Haa.
moituid Fonpunut iuuri mddrd id'
man Iebben toimiStoon.
Muntaruia faptetpid touIu'
%firioia boImoua bintoa mpp s. M
Bean.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

= Sotainen nuprimies oiotteIee,
etta mistdbdn iotfi bpmdn putpun
bolipalla, min ilmoitomme, ettd n'itd
iootte meiltd.
Nintalo &c 2oufpnen.
217 8. Muroro II.
Sronmoob, Wicb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

Raaias trjsta.

"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-28
T0TTENVlLlE

Miss Winifred Hugfes has returned
to Philadelphia after a few days with
her sister, Mrs. r. G. Benedict.
Miss Helen Meleine, of Tompkins-
will has gone to her home after a visit
with Miss Lena Hoehn.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Michael Shea.
with their daughter Mrs. Veronica Shea
and Miss Catherine Casey, of South
Amboy, who is visiting the former in
Manhattan, were at the Academy OF
Music to see Siberia last Friday. Miss
Gladys Z. Dooley, of Mattewan, N. Y.
is the guest Of Mrs. A. F. Decker, OF
T~ottenville and the Misses Benjamins5
Of Hueguenot for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill, Of Mt
Tabor; N. J., are visiting relatives here
Elwood Boiee, of Midtown, N. j., Wis
tied here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Van View; OF
New Brunswick, Rev. and Mrs. j. W
Reid and son Isaac, of New York
Ralph Ainsworth and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Fuller and family spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ainsworth.
Miss Rhoda Park has returned to
Brooklyn after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Decker.
Miss Lillian Palmer has resigned hel
position with o. w. Boyd, of Main
street.
Mrs. George Hoehn and. daughter,
Miss Evelyn Hoehn and son Fred re.
turned home last night after a few
days at Sheepshead Bay.