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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
Jebn:PaIejarvi,
$40 s. aper Ctr,
Srunmoob, WiidD.
Maccabeam funnauismoia 6

- Maccabeam tunnauismoia s
9ebic fauntisia pitt tapanmufaii,
pIeiien fofoufienia tiiStaina Sro:
moobiSIa Scanbinamian baoIiu
2ofoufTesIa fpalittiin 8. 6. 3eibe
pesiemeristd ebustaiafii padmaio
fofoufieen RaImo3oobon feIdfuun
pdipdnd no. 1910. s.. SO. Bebe
Watefielb'istd molihiin ebeueen K
mentoiotfi" ia gbarl. 6eaip, sSro
moobista tilaston pitdidti feura
tuoffi fobbeti muobrfF.
Maian plsinen tofons pibetGi
enfiterron BesfemeriSid toinen til
tai bubtifuusia 1912.
= Varbain Iaiiteltu fparosto fr
Iutorpeita 6. ". BeanisIa.
= Wannnlasti oitoIontoo ia no
Lola nellie iaapunut. 3dptdd En-
mdsid meiItd bintoia ennenfu
muilta ESTATE.
anoerIon &c Siaberb
Waisten ompeIutpDtd posta
ottaa ofunnoaoan:
444 pout IT,, Sronmoob, Did.
Wiss. ". SIminen
$ptpia bcinid. paraita beir
mitd moi iaaba, faatte oinoasid,
-pqo nimitetpiItd ia binta on boIt
2dptdd faiTomasIa.
8. Wtdti &c :. 3innunen
223 6. aper It.
8arbeia, pbben 10 fobben
poien, ruao'farbeio, "peerIes
mdIieid, sabben ia pbben bemoI,
9uIfaa foiiomaon.
Mnberfon &c Siubero
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
Eaiftafm,litalta.

3upllut. tluno Siimatoiren, 10,
ia iotu alta tatoperiu IouttuIi jail
tonia foiponnosia, fuoli tdtdIdiies.
IA iairaoIasIa bubtifuun s p:dn aas
mulla.
Woinoio oil fotoiIin NNitoiaoreIto,
i6It6dn "a ipmooen ia perfection
mics,
Sbe 1e 9atuai fermonerottoiia
(Seperatoria) on m%pptdludnd An'
berion &c Siabersin faupoeIa, fdtei'
Ieud eli muoIimotIuiuu.
= SaiSee mieli emempi. rSpD
mieben" SronWoobin tirieenpaibta'
ia rSetd" firioittao mainitur lebben
41:sid mmerosfa, ettd bdn, oueSs
Iaon ,WaIo". roittiueIeuron toimeen'
panemoeIa fanIantotoutles io (tar'
foittaa ebeQiien niiton per%iantoiha) J,
ioutui Iiitd aiottelemaan, ettd ie 10
baiIee. Wtutta tarffoapainen lufiia
FUN Iufee tuon rSeodn~ f~irioitufien,
min bdnene l6pbfdd iiitd palion pa
bempaa bniua fuin mitd ySetd"
,WaIo" ieuran taloaa mainittuna
iItana tunfi. - IuoSia fofoufIesIa
eiiintpidt eimdt efiintpueet noamarit
fasmoiaa it5eddn fittdmdGn ia tot.
fla fof%oufTisia efiintpiid bauffus
maon ia beibdn pubeitaan ilfedSti
mddristeIemddn. Wutta artuoiia Fir
ioittaio eIiintpp rSebdn- .naamariaa
fiittdmddn iieddn ia fotonfiesio
eiiintpiien pubeita fpddrisseiemd6n.
Wonba ia bppin tunnettu iuomoIai'
men ionanlastu: noma fiitos boiiee"
ndtpp ,SebdnA mielestd unboitu.
neen. Sd fiffipd tue firioitus aiotte'
Iemale ,Iufiiaue boiiee fotpiu pa'
baIta.
Wind en- ole fosfaan e|iintpnpt
pubetaibon profesIoorina, mutta
Glen o0ut maImis Ianomaan ioutuu
Ianan fen aIian pmoIesta, ionfa tie
ban oiteofii ia t%otuubeffi. Raittiitli
en- ole ustonuf So9ebic'tauntin NEE
nepdn pubeiiteni maifutufIe std, mutt
en- mpSsfddn usfo (enfd ole pelidn.
mt, ettd fauntimme oIiIi fuipafIi
mennpt, moiffa tuosia ,WoIo" isus
ran fofoutiesia oIiii 2orpisS utfas
Setdtin ridrfiperaistd fieItoIafia
fonnattapana b%entiISnd" Ianotta'
mania iononut. ga usfouan epdiad
ettei muutfaon maloIemroIoiiet ole
min iuurio aorpi' Sutasta oioteueet,
woifta uSetd" ndfpp min historian.
9dsId fpieesid ~oIeposla f~ofoutIesr
ia oIiTi Suffa'eet foifista pdbem.
min ipoinut noituttoo fauniimme
raiiisiuiiamiIetIi, fiud fofoufIesia oil
l. Sebdn" fonain mufoon = puoIei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

IoiiGlieteio, ioine Suteo Set6 on fos
TO poiffafuuuoud olooioGaon pGns
tdnnDt pd6bdu, etId nporoS roittius'
reformi on Ie, eta mGtiiuomoliite
otetoon luaItion omotIi ia tDol6iIiQe
motietean fuurempi pdimGpoltfo ia
lpbennetSan tDDpdimd." &utopo
beista GsFioasteisto) oIiii MT SUIT
tao ~ustorut Jos ban oIiii tdItd yldrs
tiperdiieItd fielloloin fonnalto" muuts
tunnt file Sntou mielestd yidriett5
mdue" tieltoIoin tounaue, iota t6Gls
la pY8dio" ieiiroa fotoufitsId nlci'
IDlle eiiie'tiin, iofu tduto Ell tohbo
iuaittnn iuojelueta ,uatiiuomaliit
feelle, moon iabtoo tertatoitfioan
m6ttiuonien molmistutlen ia mppn.
min lopettamisto.
Sos tooS Sutfa.S etd pliIi tiIai.
inuoeeia eiittdapt iitd yidrtiperdistd
fieltoloftnoiettu", min eli Ie oIiIi 10
I~iolistiSta puolto pieilDstd entistddn
iuoiiouifemmotIi tooeUiielIe fieItoIoils
lie muuttannt. !Sc pIiIinat luonnoui=
iesti moin ipobpistuneet iiind ,idrfi
perdilesld ficltoIafi'aotteesI ia" Ga:
moin ei Re diff maifuttanut mitddn
%tpiIeenfaon puoIeen pIeiI6std. Seiad
oil ia on fofemufIen fannaIta war.
nuns iiitd, ettd iuurimpona ippnd
inoppouteen ei ole fDpbppS eifd
mp5sfddn riftous, maan Ie, ettd
pdtiiuomia fp%aImiStetaan ia %iorioil.
laan.
3iitdn milpitt1mdsti rSetd6" {iit6,
ettd min poIion Ioinafitte buomioto
minmn boImaIIe perioonaneni ia TO.
~foitffeSfa efittdmdqeni beifoue pu-
beeuent. ettd puoIi poIstoa pittdn
armoSieIun rGpDmieben" obtaiIe
palstoiqe firioititte. Gn oIifi fostoon
uSfonut minuuaifeIe Ieuaista FUN.
niaa p5oitettaman. nsfauan tuiten,
Tin ppptdd, ettd JOS ,Seid" toiste
fumaitiee anefirioittaneen eTiintpmis.
I'd armosteIa, ettette endd eTitpfIidni
ia fonDioni m~ddristelii, futen tdqd
fertaa teitte. SIen ioSfus nGbnpt
9eibdn firioitaipan tonereiuenne
rtddrmeestd". iofa Wafaa beiodn
PORCELAIN, mutta ieloiIeua benfiI5l-
Id, iofo tabollaan ipddristeIee tots,
ten puheita on pihainen fddrme Il.
idad, ipbdmesid.
Seittdfdd mp5sfin pois 10 ie Mas
mari, ionfa tofaa oIette 10 pitfSn
oifoo paiffofuntamme, 9eiue ia iou.
fouenne bpmdn raubon ontopia
bentiIDitd. ia fitpeeGiIid pprinnoitdm.
me, ompunut. Se naamori on Iiion
borpa iolaomoon it'd itierofosta
benfiISd, iota on fen iotano, pep on
porempi, ettette oIlenfoon fummittele
ola ioIosia.
ID. q. 80,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

- 9ebmiIc pnnd muiae fariaue
on muofrottopono Ioioun, bpwd
beinitfi ia meIipoitot mp6s bpndt.
Wafiuebboisto, paifosta y. IN. fpips
fda Sobn o. 6eain ftoorista.
aunnioitufIelo,
Sobn ainnunen ell SodIon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
anoerIon &c Siaber9.

Nnoerlon &c Stuber9.
@nSi matIun idlfeiiend louons
taina, tt. % pm iQoIla, tuIee Son.
auisIeurnfunnon ompeluIeuron nais
Iiua olemaan Iuuret mp1idiiet yWos
lon.Sdbe" raittiusIeuran toloua
WtonteceuosIo. ieurofunnan bp,pdf.
Il.
&osfd mppidiiet Oh Ieurafunnon
oineeli'en puolen amustamiief5i, ia
tosfa fieDd naisten arnotfaita fds
Iitoitd mppbddn. min on ustotta'
maa, ettd faiffi, iotfa main iuinfin
,fpnneIIe fpfenemdt" rientdtpdt til,
bdn tilaiiuuteen.
- MSblanbilainen moimas ia ma.
Iopbti5 osti miime torstaino BeSIes
meerin Observation-Disclosures.
Wainittu pbtiD on ppptdnpt Sron>
moobin faupunsin f~paltuustoIta Iu'
paa iaaba Iaittaa fdbfSpaloIditos
Sronpoobiinfin. WaIhuSto tus
lee IuuItamasti fpipmddn faupunsin
afuffaiben mieiipibettd.
On toinottamaa, ettd td0e pbtiDl'
Ie mp6nnetddn lupa tnlIus faupun'
Gimme. fiua tamd pbtiD tuiiIi Faint.
tamddn idbf1foneistooan meben
poimaua ia niinmuobointafaa moi.
mania ortaa idbf5moIoa -bolmem.
malta fuin npfpinen Sronpoobin
fdbfopbtiD.
= 0errutaar, eta ainafin folme
Iuomalaista fapaffaa mdbenee
Sronmoobista tdnG femGnnd. Nii.
ben omistoiat fuuIumat pddhdneen
beittdd pois tuon bdpeduiien, waif'
fafiu pieId maItion Iuoiaoman, lit
teen Ia a%iettua rebeuiieud tomoua
anioitiemaon Ieipddnid, iofu moan,
piIieIptieen ia iofu muule oIoIe.
Sofeinen funnon tanIaIoiiemme
marmaantin terpebtii lola tduaiia
u%utifia. So iotoinen oiottelema Tan.
ialaiiemme mormaonfin fobteIee
funnioitufieua ieaaista benfiIDa, 10.
Ia on Min m%oittonut iiienid, ettd
moi beittdd pois fopafon pibon ny
fpddn, ionoin Iotimme ipield mdfi'
iuomafauppoo ioaii.
a1m Mart motfusti moanan'
ioino Duhttbiin Iiifeofioiueen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
Maata myytavana.

so eetferid Iuuruinen moa,oI
iota iiioiiiee 3 MALTA SesIiepiqesti
eteldGn fGIin bpndn ten narreuo
Iefd idbeud foulua. Sosta moar
p%iIieIid moi lite tuooass foitti moa
tnotteenia mDptdpdtii, ia iiten ia.
bdn toporastoon alma oifeom hi,
nan. &dptdd ~fonsIoni fotiomasI
tdtd mooto ennentuin pstotte oIit
miebiitd iotfa tabtoo moisiaan Mi
ddrettDmdn forteon binnon. Sol
pan iaa tebbd iuoraan omisiaio
fansio.
Yirtdd Iuurimmaqa tunnioitu
leila
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
9artouSf

Galumetisia iunnnniaina II p 10
e pp ia Flo puoIi 8 italia.
GopinstonisIa Iunnuntaina "a p
Flo 10 c PIP. ia WottonisIa Flo z IL
Iana.
RippifouIua pibetddn Goninstonis'
ia fitten moanantaina ia tiistaina.
Wiuista bartausbettiStd ilmoite'
taan pdindIebbesid.
&. g. RisIanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14


- Mr. Spbn SuIappa on Idbte'
I ut noutamaan naununlasiin leb~
MID ia Iaopuu tafaiiin 10 ppbdn
oiofIi.
-nNSalp" 81. Ienra miettdd fe'
idinblao faupun9in puistos'a, min
ionotusIo @urrpn portisIa feidf, "a
pnd 1910 Subonnusia. SubIosta
toipptaon iootonan Iuure nmoinen.
glustaipiin toimenpiteiIiin on 10 RIB
opttp. Saitfia Ieuroia, ieurotuutia
ia pboistDtIid ppDoetdau ontomoon
Iitpeeatstd olpustusta tGQe Roittiuss
iublale.
9leuunpaneipo Soimifunta.
Gabasia mafIetaon iofo ldbte'
meet eli Ieitotut pnolean mdriIet
naisten buffet,
Suofao minuIe niitd.
MrS. Mbbot
6uone nro 2Sronmooo Ybormocp'n
pddad.
Suuisterin Hoctp mountain
tee porantaa motion, puhoiStaa noe
rem, pitdd munuaiiet ia iiIueIet idan@
n6aiIind. paras femdt lddte, pas
ronton teioGt ia pitdd termeend. 30
Ienttid tee eli tobletti.
Oscar 9toroIin9.
- Yaltpelntieen b~alutaan tDttD,
iofa on tottunut tefem6dn perbeesIG
tornit.ofpia tDitd. &dpfdd tpipmds'
IA Wor Homonin Itoorisia Idhem'
pid t~ietoia.
Nabat iditpdt fapaffaan. Wii
me miifoaa tuotin Sronnoooin
Hunstromin iairaaIaan iostain Id
bist6lld oIemalta metidpirtiltd fan
IaIailemme Nntti Sorsfi, iofa oil Ipo'
NIT firfpeead ialfaania. 6dntd tuos
masIa oil ptfi hdnen tpDtomeriaan
nineltd German gird eli (entinen
nimi) BERTHA. eairaolaan paastp'
dan an.oi Sorsfi tdIe tpDtomeriaeen
tpSstddn iaamanfa SO boaorin mat
IuoIo;aeen, fiad tarfoitufieua, ettd
tdma menee. tuaibettamaan len ra'
bafIi.
perttd meui, mutta et muiStanut.
faaa beti tuba tafoifin.
Soiraalasfa iottii italia fdpmddn
erds tauIaIaiiemme, ioIle Sorsfi iu'
rumieliu tertoi mitd on t%apabtunut.
Qon5alaiSemn,e futfui foiraaIon omis'
toian ia pbbesfd Idbtipdt bafemaan
mr.. BERTHA. syaiebef fdmimat io'
taiIesIa Sronpoooin fopafasia ia
|5O:sId 6urlegn f~apofasia ia Fitte
mosta ISpIipdt etfimdnid mirben ole
man buuuna iuopufiiSio. - Bertha
mansitiiin. 6dn iunnusti beti tefon'
ia, mutta Ianoi ei oitoneenia raboia
norastaa, mutta meni fapaffaon
ottomoan rpppppd, ionne %unebhhitin
iffi, eitd oil i~uowufisfa ia ftte oil
tubIanuut fopafoibin tofperinia ra'
bat, ettei niiia o0ut endd iaIeud fun
ruiiben boQarin paifoide.
Wr. perffd on oiunnt Sronpoo'
oisIa ioitoin puoIia ~tafoperin ia
tunnettiim ban fiuoin roittiitfi funnen
tonIoIaiIeffi. Mutta npt miime ai'
foino on bdn ioitunut iuopotieIe'
maan. SuItifet, oino ebesid flu
IoufIeno oIewot fopofoi omat wie'
te0eet bSnetfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

fGdn festdne end6 faupan. Ole
pdimdt pitfat miiftofauiia turbaa'
etfinpt tp5td. Rebeuiiesti tabboin i
Ieni eIdtdd. Mutta ndIfdfuolem'
ndptti oleman ebesid. MinuIe ie G
diff oIut min rasfasta, iiud fun G
ole fabteen pdimddn ipDnpt mitddn
min fuoleman tulo Ell tunnu maite
alta. Wutta lapieni. lapIeni
81, Jos iaiIin ipDtd!
Wiimeffi olin ompeliiana erddsIi
naispufimoeIa. 2euo 6:sta aamuIi
teao 12:teen, iopa t%oiTinaan 1:teer
in 2:teen SiIin tein ipotd".
nSa mitd tie anlaitfite2" fuIpi tuo
mari idlleen bpfpdntab toiiesti.
,gtoin go ia IS pennia pdimdsid".
mastaIi maimo tppnesti. ~Sen moi
mat muuoen Iaoat ~tpDldiSnaiiet pie'
Id tobistaa". liidIi ipptettp.
Spntpi biliaiiuus. Sifeuben idie@
net fatioipat to%iIiinfa. Muuan bets'
I'd fuisfaIi toiIen torpaan: rGifDbdn
maan tuon pufimon omistaian paif'
fa pifemmin oliii tddud ipptettpien
pemfiad FUN bdnen tpDIdiIenid",
Tuomarin tpiittaufIesta maimo iata
foi: rEistd palfasta minun itieni
mieId oil %pufimosta ostettapa lans
ia, iofa Iieud on polion falliimpaa
FUN m%uuoIa". Nainen olfoi ma'
misto liifutufIesta, ia oinoostaan fos
foomaua piimeiiet moimanla ban
%iaattoi iottaa:
v2aboefIan pdipdd fifteen menetin
tdmdnfin tpDpaitfani. Sa maifto-
pifein rutoilin Iaaoa eoeleen tebod
tDDtG, moiffopa main 40 penrin
paipdpaIfauo, eli Iiiben Iuostuttu".
,Sa hin tie olette ioutunut leimdts
tDmdtfi?" Ianoi homari.
ygtiin, ia Fun Ell ioattonut ndboG
Iopieni fuoIenan ndIfddn, ell tietG'
MT muito neupoo FUN mennG fob.
miIoan ia furottaa fdttdni - %feriun'
ieen =, ia Ie oil emf tertao eIdesId
nj a. SamosIa bdnen ddnenid tu'
tabtui iteuun.
ySdmd on fomaa, ie on birmuiien
folpao", Ianoi pfIi oiteuoen idienis'
I'd biIiaa t%oiIeIle.
Wtutta moitfa faifeien tulifin noiss
TiSSi, Ell oifeus moinut tuitenfaon
fofonoon mopouttoo hdnt6. 6Gn
oil ~feridnnpt ia oil Ills Ippuinen. OfIi'
mieliiesti malittiin fuitenfin mabopls
liIimmon LEND ronSaiStus, tolme
morttaa iaffoa tai pdipd nonfeut
to.
Sun tiomori ilmoitii tdmGn, lliG.
II bGn: y2afi lpuatii fem.
peldttp rifosloti oil tebnpt tebtds
ndnId. Waimo niiaii ia oil ldbs
tea murtinein ipbdmin.
Mutta MT uomiop6pbdn toinen
firio, raomattu, ilmoiIi moifututIen'
ia.
Suomori fGdntpi uubeueen mai.
mon puoleen ia ianoi: r2erlddminen
on toIin Ia;uiiesti Felicity, mutta Ell
antaminen. 9ebfdd fentdbben bD'
min ia fdpfdd tdnne".
So Fun iurun murtama n%ainen,
lapfi Iplisiddn, astui taomarin eteen,
oienii tdmd bdnelIe fultaraban, ia'
npen biIiaa: v5dud moitte mafioa
faftonne ia oStaa itIeuenne mdbdIen
fp5tdmdd".
Spptettp ei luuIut fuaneenIo OF.
efein eifd tabtonut beti asfaltaa ottaa
iabiaa; mutta tuomori poinoi fen
bdnen fdteenid ia taputti iosta idd.
bpwdifitf.
~Sumolo teitd p~altxtoon", oifoi
waimo ianoo, Fun monet tdSet til.
srottnutuitpat autamoan bdweIe robo'
Iabioia, mitd .iiommau, mica pie
nemmdn, tuomareista alma pieai'
paIffaifimpaun firiuriin aSti.
Waimo Ell oTdnnut muuta fuiu It.
fed, niiota ia tiled. j.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

Sarmareiac neipistirmuio, FOL.
meo eri l%aotuo, IaniIia moitoostioi'
to, Iefd foiffia mitd formnrit tor
mitleipat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14
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rioheHu maMa ahupaaheIa 500 hnnana. Kun Gma rioetu mGa nN aa ola myytra, noae
oaaAeidn ha HuhMnn 80 pGnS 1870 Neh Mkl0t ia WMa thbvat sada tman yMn ok
kup&Mah nan,B heHak00tM sis omkheMubsnsa yh0n kmtnine nnen ei hubiknun IN
tai BtakGt oaMtlaukensa vatuuetmnea samehMemme = O@kketao makeuauy ain
\, eli 25c osaMta kohitn atae@a ia oppu kohmen kuukaudenk uue@a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-14

- Yaltuelntieen balutaan tpttD,
iofa on tottunut tefemddn perbeesld
tarlpit.ofpia tDitd. &dpfdd fpipmds'
ia Wor Homanin Itoorisia Idhem'
pid t~ietoia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28

beautiful well groomed of French lingerie or "coinuered" the foneof the 0 during holidays
  bore. gossip about and be Yuleide l. over" 
  fearfuly ennuied  ewilb O don't the rabbe Perhaps multm his little but youk know I a m inexpensive" dightedly, to her an alas! 
  rresdns
   sgood'ea eat and t
 
  of lineage  youbut night I'll talk 
 
 
  innate lights were wondered in mind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
Victor Records for January

Fne new Victor Records for January which are just out, give the year 1911 a splendid send-of, and are sure to be welcomed with delight by the music loving public. Not only are the selec- lions attractive in themselves, but they are beautifully rendered and there Is every kind of music and entertainment to suit every taste.
 If band music is desired, there is cer- kainly nothing better to be had than to have it played by Pryor's band, and this Sayorite organization contributes a half-dozen different. numbers A mag nihcent select-n from Leoncavallos tragic opera, Pagliacci, is superbly given and includes the melodious sere- made of Harlequin beautifully played ss a trombone solo by MT. Pryor. The brilliant playing of Massenet's fasci- hating Carnival number, Scenes Ma politaines," Is sure to arouse the ad- miration of every listener. A spirited comedy fantasie, "A Nights Frolic;" the favorite Apple Blossom" Rossini's celebrated overture to his opera, The Thieving Magpie;" and the Largo from Dvorak's New World symphony are ether selections rendered by Pryors band.
 If orchestra music is preferred, the Victor Orchestra's renditions will be found particularly interesting Two selections from Hammerstein's Hans. the Flute Player" are charmingly given and the beautiful intermezzo seems likely to rival the numerous oth- CT waltz movements which have lately Invaded America. Paul Lincke's new intermezzo, Secret Love Gavotte," is another attractive little number played by the orchestra, which also gives de- lightful renditions of the universally popular Lullaby From Jocelyn," and Eilenberg's "The Trout" The Vienna String quartet offers an exquisite rem dition of Chaminade's favorite Scarf Dance" and Rubinstein's well known "Melody in F."
 Among the other contributors are John Young, Reinald Werrenrath, Lois Fox and Elida Morris.
 One of the rarest novelties Is a suc- cessful women's quartet and 1t con- tributes Silver Bell" as its initial num- her The popular Victor Light Opera company contribute selections from Maritana and the Merry Widow.
 Among the contributions to the red zeal records this month are Evan Will Hams, John Mccormack, Journet, George Hamlin and Mischa Elman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
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NEWSPAPER MAN IS
 RULED OFF TRACK


 Jacksonville, Fla, December 21,-At meeting of the stewards of the Southern Jockey club. held here today. Bert C.. rollyer, a Chicago newspaper correspon- 5ent. was ruled off the turf for alleged nxtortion of various sums of money dur Ing the 19O9-1s1O racing reason here from R. D. Williams, a prominent horse owner. Ii was alleged in affidavits presented to the Jockey club by several horsemen that Collyer, in return for moneys ac- cepted and for wagers placed for him. promised the support of the newspaper N ith which he was connected.
 conyer did not appear at the hearing of the charges and the stewards. after con kidering the evidence, announced the above ruling, copies of which will be sent 10 all the turf governing bodies in Amer lea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
Not a Death in GA Years

Anniston, December H-(Special.e About 50 invited guests from Anniston and vicinity were the guests of Capt. T. A. Pelham at his country home. northwest of Anniston, yesterday, when sumptuous Christmas barbecue and rabbit hunt was enjoyed by the invited guests. It dsvel- oped that during the 64 years that this hs.Se has been occupied not single death Aas occurred there. The hunt in question was very exciting. all the rab- bits cooked in the barbecue having been caught by the guests for the repast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
A1Iered Fnrrer Hound Over

Anniston, December 7.-(Special.)- Henry Dell, alias Henry Wilbank last Saturday afternoon. was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond in two eases when he was arraigned before Re- corder Green Tuesday morning. J. T. Gardner, assistant cashier of the bank, and J. c. Graham, whose named the negro attempted to forge, appeared in court against the negro, but he pleaded bf by the court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
NEW RAILROAD IS
 INCORPORATED

Montgomery, December 27.-A new rail- road for southwest Alabama is indicated in the entry today with the secretary of state of papers incorporating the Wash ington and Choctaw Railway company with a paid in capital of $200.000.
 The railroad will run from Yellow Pine. Washington county. in general north- easterly direction through the counties of Washington and Choctaw to point D miles south of Butler Choctaw county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
Social and Personal

John A. Mickle of San Antonio, Texas. is on a visit to relatives here.
 Dr. J. c. Curry. who was called to Mis- sissippi by the death of his brother, has returned home.
 Joe Leonard of Browns Station was taken in Jacobs & Sons ambulance to Robinson's infirmary Monday afternoon.
 Miss Marguerite Guy of South Caro- lima Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry White, on Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. T. B. Wallace is rapidly recov- ering from a serious spell of sickness at her home on Arlington avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Reese Christenbury of Atlanta are visiting friends and relatives iu Bessemer.
 Miss Eva and Miss Ola Griffin of Tusca- loosa are the guests of Miss Lucy Grif- fin for the week.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. S. Dees of Paducah, Ky, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. T. Buck.
 David Carter left last night for Mont gomery, where he will attend the reunion of the StarlSes football team of 1908, of which he was captain. MT. and Mrs. George B. Etheridge have returned from their bridal tour and are now at their home on Second avenue, be- tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS
The Arcadians

Scenically, sartorially, musically and in the engaging personality of the important members of the cast, .'The Arcadians," i" which will be presented at the Jefferson theatre tomorrow night, has been declared so far above the feeble aevrage of musi- cal comedy that it deserves the hearty in- oorsement that has been accorded it in New York and London. The cast often advertised and seldom seen in companies after a play goes on tour will be seen In this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
Daring Diamond Robbery
She shuddered at the thought.
 At last the little sawdust doll fell asleep.

Tampa, Fla, December 27.-Smashing a
 plate glass window with a heavy weight,
 quickly seixing a tray of diamonds valued at more than 5000 and dashing up . stair way few feet away, an unknown thief pulled of one of the most daring rob- berries ever known in Tampa tonight at ! o'clock. The diamonds were stolen from the Owen-Cotter Jewelry company, lead ing jewellers of the city. The thief made his escape. .s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
NInunt Efua Is Active

Catania. Sicily, December 27.-Mount Etna Is showing considerable activity. hhere have been no earth tremors, how sver. but redhot material has been erupt- ed, making a striking contrast with the hnowcapped volcano. The villagers liv- Ing near the crater, remembering former axpariences, are keeping a close watch sr the volcano in fear of being over Nhelmed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
Bessen1er News

Bessemer, December 2T-(Special)-The local lodge of the Woodmen or the Woriu will hold a regular meeting at the odo Fellows hall, on Second avenue, Thurs day night The lodge membership has been divided into two squads, with the view of securing new members The one that brings in the greatest number will be given a supper. to be paid Tor by the other squad. Each party has been active and as a result there are nearly 50 applications for membership on file The class will be initiated at the meet ing Thursday night and several Of the
 leading members of the order from Bir- mingham will be present to assist at the initiation. All Woodmen in the district are invited to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-28
Serious Dynamite Explosion

Bristol, Tenn, December H.-Frank caudell aged Is, had both eyes blown out and was otherwise injured as the result of a dynamite explosion Monday near Nhitesburg, Ky, across the Virginia line, where a new road Is being constructed 10 develop coal properties.