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Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23
from Mr.. Cole
To Ny Many Friends:

To My Many Friends;
take this method of thanking
you for the large vote | received in
the election just passed. | was de
feated by the small majority OF
twelve votes. | carried thirteen
townships while my opponent car
ried nine. made an honest and
fair race. didn't try to mislead
anyone to induce him to vote for
me moreover will.
| want to say to the l4o7 good
old boys that voted for me, that
the night will never get too dark,
neither will it ever rain or snow too
hard, but that l will come to you
and lend you any assistance that
can give. To them that voted
against me, | love you still, and
many Of. you have already satisfied
me to run two years hence, an 4
have pledged to me their support
and friends / will say here, Il
Providence spares my life, | will
be before you two years hence, ask
ing at your hands the sheriff's Of |
flee and that will settle it for al
time to come. | have never had
fair chance. In my first race
was compelled to run against thl
sheriff, the ex-sheriff and deputy
In my last race l ran against
good boy for his second term. II
conclusion, three cheers for mJp
many friends, political and perSol
al, and best regards to Mr.. Brow
and his family, | am,
Yours very truly, L
A. j, COLE. |,
P. S.-Say boys, l didn't have
go up Salt river. The captain
the boat ruled that it took a defeA
of SO votes to send man up, \
| lost by only -, | missed the tri
and am now at home with my fam
lily. ,...-.--. A. j. C..L
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23

G. E. Cahill, formerly of this
place, but who is now located at
Poplar Bluff, was mixing with old
friends here Wednesday.
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23

J. w. Shannon is erecting fire
residence on the old r. H. Black
on the north side. 1t is a
most beautiful location and will
make magnificent home.
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23
.sssssesssesssstsstssessse
!. Local and otherwise ;
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while attending school. inns IS
snlendld chance for ambitious girls
to get a good education and the
school places every one in a sl'ua'
ton at graduation.
Miss May Douglas of MIN neapo'
lis. MINI, who spent several days
here the guest Of relatives, returned
n her home last Saturday evening.
She was accompanied as far as
Cape Girardeau by her niece MISS
Blanche Douglas.
Jake Wall returned home last
Friday from a business and pleasure
trip to St. Louis. While there he
purchased a stock of fall goods tor
his store here.
D. L. Wiley left last Sunday
evening for St. Louis, where he
goes to lay in fall stock OF goods
Mrs. Ferd Spinenweber, Jr., and
Miss Blanche Black, who have been
at St. Louis for the past two weeks,
returned home Sunday.
A. Weaver and family of May
nard were IN Pocahontas last Satur-
day attending the old settlers re-
union. While here Mr.. Weaver
informed us that he was hunting
diligently for the ashes of the hats
Of the republicans which were burn
ed here last week. He says that ne
wants to use the ashes as fertilizer
as he knows that it will make wheat
grow.
Lawrence Stubbleheld of Biggers
spent Sunday in Pocahontas with
bis parents.
DR.. c. E. Pringle returned last
Sunday from st. Louis where he
had been for a few days on business
matters.
Atty. T. w. Campbell was at Mt.
Home last week attending circuit
court which was in session at that
place.
Ed Hicks has resigned his posi-
hon as clerk at the Biggers hotel
and will attend school this fall and
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Lewis of
Maynard are visiting their children
here,
E. q. Sohoonoyer was looking
after legal matters at Biggers last
Friday.
Ben S. Upton was down from
Biggers Tuesday. Mr.. Upton is
one of The Star Herald's represen-
tatives, selling our County Direct
ory. He is at work in the Bay this
week.
j. w. Presley went up to st.
Louis Sunday to lay in his fall
stock Of goods.
Mrs. b. f. Bigger returned
Saturday from a weeks visit to St.
Louis.
D. L. Wiley and j. w. Bennett
are in St. Louis this week buying
their fall stocks of merchandise.
Mrs. Jones of Reyno, who runs
the hotel at that place, was the
pleasant guest of friends in Poca-
hontss last Saturday.
d. M. Robinson of Doniphan, at
tended the old settlers reunion at
this place last Saturday. He left
here last Saturday night and stop
ped over at Reyno where he visit-d
his brother.
Rev. w. F. Tuten filed his reg
ular appointment at Biggers last
Saturday night and Sunday.
w. M. Forester of Black Rock
has been in Pocahontas several days
this week on business matters.
John Benntt of the firm of Ben
nett & Rice, is in st. Louis this
week purchasing fall stock of
r. d. Haber Of st. Louis of the
r. d. Haber Commission Company
who lately established branch at
this place, was business visitor to
Pocahontas the latter part of last
week. We find Mr.. Haber to be
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23

DIR. N. V. B. Waddle and wife
of Success attended the show here
Wednesday.
Willis McCracken and wife of
Success came down to see the show
Wednesday.
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23
Real Estate for Sale

Nice block of resident lots in
town of Pocahontas, nicely located
for sale or trade. Apply to
G. Z CAHmL,
8-4t Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23
Graveyard CLEANING

Notice is hereby given to those
interested, that there will be a
meeting at the McIlroy graveyard
next Thursday for the purpose of
putting the grounds in good
order. All interested are urged to
be on hand as early in the morning
as possible.
Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1910-09-23
FOR Good Merchandi:

Everything in season. Can supply the people with
general merchandise line as cheap for cash as any house
handle standard, high grade goods, the quality OF
guaranteed
r.. n. HAMJL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
THEFT FREES
]. LINDERRERG
tey special cahlel

NOME. Aug ifrhe perjury case
against Jalot Lndehers prominent
mining man. was dismissed by
Judge MuNuo today, as result oi
the theft from the court records of
the affidavit made hy Idndeherg Ia
the case OF the Nome Exploration
Co. against George Gugsby. ct al
This affidavit caused Iindehorg's
Indictment by a grand jury on a
charge OF perjury.
The district attorney today de.
Wanded the missing affidavit, but
Motson. Fink and the balance of
the Lindeberg attorneys strenuous.
~ declared themselves not guilty
Of the theft Another thing that
caused the dismissal Of the case
was the absence ~ Lawrence Kerr,
important witness. who left sud.
denly for Seattle ON the last trip
OF the Victoria. lie ignored a sub.
poena wirod TO Seattle Il was
through the Influence 81 iindeherg
and the mining interests that
Grigsby and Moore were dismissed
by President Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug III H.
Bilkey. constable OF South Euclid.
was cut preserving the peace when
he saw an automobile Eippiug
along az a fast rate not far away,
but too far away to make an ar,
rest.
The number OF the car was
2S9GS
tie got out hts stop watch and
began to lay for 2SSeS. aud finally
caught Il pounding the clndofs az
the rate of so miles each and every
hour Whom he began 20 trace the
number OF the machine be landed
squarcly on the threshold Of John
ID Rockefellers home at Forest
IAN
nllkey duly arrested John u.
in the name OF the people Of the
state Of Ohio. county OF Cuyahoga.
a. II was the first time John had
ever been arrested on a criminal
charge Next morning hts ehauf
feur and superintendent of
grounds went TO court and paid a
fine OF s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

I hand Co. hand fight on the hanks Of
| the Columbia yesterday, Fred Greer.
a car Inspector, captured Convict Ma.
5.2al. who escaped from "a road Eluag
at Lyle this wcck
~ Paso. Fifty negroes from
/ Palestine. where the recent race riots
occurred. passed through here on
their way To- Mcxico. 10 live today
Others arc following
rhisireu marrieE, licenses were Issued
in seattle yesterday
New York brooklyn bridge il no
longer what Il used to be the
busiest spot Va America and the at
trnctlve center of New York The
tide ~ traffic iH moving north and
the Williamsburg bridge now carries
more traffic.
Mobile. Ala Harry Sleeves. of
the fishins smack Aiharslle. and tho
entire crew were arrested today, on
tho charge that they maronncd John
NuEulla. a lb-yeAr- old boy nu Hu
uninhabitrd island Ia the Gulf %
Mexico. after beating him and draE
gins him in the sea. tied Ia a canvas
sack.
r1ath0t Starh hraaFht eight boys aud
faue Eifls 90 seattle holmes YsstsfaaS
Lexington. ky.iHwiH Napier was
KILLED ln a general fiKhg that follow
80 school election IN Hfrathiu
county yesterday hreAthl1 county
II the heart ~ the foud district
Nashville. Capt nvutamin v
Hooper. uf Newport. was nominated
for governor by the Tennessee re-
puhlicann yesterday
seattle Y~-tsfday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Less than a week ago We inauE
urated our monster Midsummer
Clearance Sale. in which some lt5
pianos. including uprishts. Grands
and Player Pianos were offered a.
unusually low prices and az pFac.
ticaily your own terms
A ready response to our adver
Using was shown during the first
week. and Why not7 When SPLEEN
did Chickering Uprights. the regu-
lar $3.50 and $500 kind. are marked
60 90 at $3.50 and sst5: stelnways
that cold originally for $3.50 nov
snanIed si92 and s237: splendid
KimbRiis for AS little as s27s: an
Emerson. Ia dainty oak case. only
s24S. Fisher. finished In walnut. for
$i42: Lcstera several OF them.
ranging In price from s2s2 10 $500.
and a long list Of other world Ia
nous makes marked In many eases
from half to one-third their original
cost
GRANDs AND PLAYER PIANOS.
About half Of the Grands and
PLAYER Pianos placed on sale at the
beginning OF last week have already
been sold. but there still remain a
half dozen or more Of what we be.
lieye 20 be the vcFy choicest values
OF The hot
Among them may be mentioned
magnificent Chlckering Art
Grand. st.I01 style. marked FOR
clearance at fSf2 a Stelnway Baby
Grand. the 81 600 kind. for sTis. a
Weber Parlor Grand for only $500
this style costs 81 900 when new.
and We will venture 60 say that
whoever gets this instrument al
this price will be just as well salts.
fled as with q brand new Weber OF
the latest style There also remains
q Steck parlor Grand marked $500
for clearance
Besides these are several Player
Pianos. including a Lester. Stuyve-
SAINT Pianoia Piano. and a Soloist
Auto-piano. marked $685.. 1876 and
s467. respectively, every one OF
them worth considerably more than
Is asked. and guaranteed to give
the purchaser the very best OF sat
lsfdction.
AS TO TERMS.
There Is no time now to lose.
however The sale Is progressing
even more rapidly than we antici.
pated. and II II is your intention
10 make a selection from this stock,
you must do so without further de-
lay. Wen not split hairs over the
terms come In and let US hear
your proposition. and We assure you
that anything within reason will re-
ceive our consideration Bear In
mind. also. that any piano pur.
chased IN this sale no9 may be
turned IN any time within one year
from date and every penny paid
upon II will be credited toward the
purchase Of any Of our high-grade
pianos carried regularly in stock
You know the history Of our pre-
yiOus sales-be here promptly to-
morrow morning Eilers Music
House. successor 70 u. s Johnston
Co. Eilers Music Bldg, Third and
University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

raks up Garbage ousstlen.

The INTERPLAY Improvement club
will meet az steiners hall ionishi
al 5 O'Clock 10 take up the garbage
question should the operation 81
the plant b. paid for out Of the gen
erai fund or levied against indl'
vidunl property oWncrsT vii BE-
diseusFFd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Msdfera, ors--More than 90 men
are fighting the forest fires Ia the
mountains a few miles south ~ this
city Property losa j. estimated az
$4,000 the largest portion Of which
VIII fan upon the Ashland Manufae-
turing Go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
AT THE THEATRES

Seattle The old Clothes Man.
Lois--'Three Weeks
orpheum-Vaudevilla.
Ma Vaudeville.
Pantaaes Vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

North Yakima. -- Three year-old
Romeo Trottier pounded matches
with a uackhammCr yesterday and
today his fathers 81 geo homo ia "a
ruin. destroyed by the fire that tee
suited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
IMPORTANT MEETING.

q The Municipal league o. Sc
attl. has Invited all Of the can
a aidRtru Tor county commits
q siouor % address special
q meeting e. b. held ~ the Com
= mcrcial ciub on August gs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Northern Pacific changes time Of
Train I. August itth leaving saat'
tle at 7.is a M Train : wtll be
withdrawn ana No a. leaving tsoo
o. M. will run Via Buckley branch.
a. wiil No. a.. wrntbouud "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Drapery Fabrics and Tapestry Couch Covers Priced Low

JAG ARD DURBAR
DRAPERY SILK, 30 INCHES
WIDE. SPECIAL CSC YARD
Pleasing shades Of green. rose and
tan, in attractive figured effects.
Make attractive side curtains. or
curtains for doors and side lights
Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

COLORED CURTAIN
MUSLINs. 20 INCHES
WIDE. lsc YARD In
dotted and figured effects.
pink and blue. serviceablc
quality and laundcr we'll
make attractive sash or long
curtains,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Mary Of the Best Values still Re
main. Among Them the Chick
erins, Stelnway ard Weber
Grands, stuyvessnt pianoia Pi-
amos and Lester Player Pianos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

/ Ind Annapolis. A conference be
/ lioVCd tu fnreshadow the afflnatiuu
Ipf the United Mine Workers OF
[ America with tho Western Fedora
I lion or Miners BE- IN progress here
I today Samuel GompefH President
Meyer and Secretary Mitchell to-
Fvthrr with President o'Conncli and
[ President Huhor met this morning,
and IL was lntlmatcd hy aomptra
that Hu agreement miEht be reached
tonight
Chicago. While many railroad Of
ficlAla individually are pleading
poverty az an excuse for advancing
freight rates the volume ~ traffic
throughout the country ha indicated
hV the demand Tor freight cars. II
increasing ao rapidly that the Amer
lean Railway association has issued
warning urging the roads 60 do
everything in their power Go prevent
a car scarcity this fail
rea deaths were recerdsd Ia seattle
yesterday.
Chicago. Insurance men believe
that relatives ~ Ira W ttnwn. late
president of tho Aonan railroad
who met hln death mynterinusly IN
his summer home in Winuetka. will
make NO attempt to collect the
si0a.o 600 ~ accident Insurance which
RRwn held Thus far 40 rlHim fof
the money called Tor Ia che accident
policies has been made
Carlsbad. james r. Hurley. gem
tral manager ~ tho A. T 4 =. p
railway. died here yesterday Huf-
lcy's headquarters were Ia Tupe la.
Ashland. Wis while Louise Bill
irt was going home with a party II
friends last night George Ellison
shot her twice and then killed him
self through jealousy The Eifl 10
near death.
Walia Malia William Foley. a
convict. fell ~ feet IN the ueW shop
building yesterday. breaking his
neck AZ Spokane h. unprecedented
u u Rogers. the standard on man.
Fleeing several people,
ou~ decree ~ divorce Vas granted IN
seattle Yesterday.
vietoria. o. c.--sir wilfrld Iaur-
Ter. premier % Canada. ln due 10
reach Victoria on the steamer prin-
cess Charlotte from Vancouver az &
O'Clock this afternoon.
Olympia. on account 81 the re-
cent burning nf Temporary btffIHfnFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

coraeva. The United Wireless
stations herr and a. KAtajia were
closed today This cuts kHtHlta OF
FROM Ire outside world and the rssl-
dents will petition the government
for "a wireless or cable line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Notions in Wide Variety

"Daemo" Dress Shield Clamps,
easy 10 adjust and viii not rust
l5c.
Belt Pin Books. assorted sireS,
black and white. Zoe
Best Satin Brace Wires, I
yards for Sc.
bridgeport niekel-plaied Key
Chains. SC.
Exira-quality Pure silk Tie
I.aces. 30 Inches long. black and
tan. 25c.
Francois" Darnlng SILK, fast
colors. &c spool.
Rita" Large-size Adjustable
Hair Nets. Toe.
Perfection TurbAn Caps, net
covered, 35c. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Olympia on account 81 the re-
cent burning ~ temporary buildings.
n ~ the worst prisoners hi the state
reformatogy az Monroe Were taken
90 the psnitentiary AZ wslla Walla
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
FiIerS Making
Quick WOfkOf Il

UPWARDS or TWO SCORE Pt
AMOS SOLD AT BIG MID SUM
MER CLEARANCE DURING
PAST WEEK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

De Vars odorless "Pinon"
Dress Shields. No. 3. CSC.
Extraquality SIX Corset
G.aoes. white. s-yard lengths. soc.
y. W. s." Satin-finish. Invisi-
bic Collar Supporters, with silk
ends. i0c set.
Sterling skirt Markers. with
steel rod. 35c
Pure silk Lingerie Braid. white
pink and blue. yards, 20c.
Nv. 4 ~" Fine Cambria Bias
Seam Tape. sizes 20 ?. loc,
I2lsc. isc. l5e. 20c. 25c and soc.
Damascus Tempered Steel
Safety Pins. &C.. sc, &c and Sc card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS, SPECIAL S3I5
Six attractive patterns in durable Tapestry Couch
Covers be closed At this special price. Made up
with fringcd plain braid edges and averaging 90
inches by yards in size The designs are Oriental
and the color combinations very pleasing in effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

DOUBLE-BED SIZE COMFORTS. SPECIAL $40
EACH-Filcd with white cotton, covered with figured
slkolinc and having plain sateen border one side
DOUBIE-BED SIZE WHITE BLANKETS, SPE-
CtAL S3Ss PAlR-Woo and cotton mixed with pink or
blue borders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

Vietoria. q. c.--Sir Wilfrld Iaur.
Ter. premier % Canada. l. due TO
reach Victoria on the steamer prin-
cess Charlotte from Vancouver az q
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Popular Patent Leather Belts
Special Prices Quoted on Blankets and Comforters
FURNITURE
DRY GOODS

DOUBIE-BED SIZE ALI-WOOL WHITE BLANK
ETS. SPECIAL S5ls PAIR-With pink and blue borders.
DOUBLE-BED SIZE COMFORTS, SPECIAL. ss6s
EACH-Fillcd with white wool. covered with figured silk
oline and having eightnch silk border side.
r1.a-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17
Effective Models in Tailored Linen Waists,

Neckwear at SOC
Dutch Collars Of fine lawn, edged with wide Ven
ise lace and set with Vense mcdaions. or trimmed
with German Valencieunes insertion and edge. Soc
Plated Lawn Jabois with wide Venise edge to
match collar, or Lawn Jabots edged with lace with
top tab OF fine tucked lawn and lace. SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

WaliA Malia William Foley. a
convict. fell ~ feet IN the uew shop
building yesterday. breaking his
neck AZ Spokane hr impsrKonattd
u n Rogers. the STANDARD on man.
fleeing several people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-17

ou~ ascrr~ - divorce Was granted IN
seattle yesterday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Standardization puolesta

90. %. Westerbact, SonmD SoctIon.
clinics t%irinri
Spetmsta en9lonninfielesid oIs
toa antamaon SronipoobisIa Iuom
VI s. Ieurafunnon poppilaSIa mr..
9lrtbur Wtebtonen.
2aniolaisten tuliIi mt fdpttdd ii.
loiIuutta bppdtieen. Spetusta onnes
toon pdirpiIin ia iltoIin.
= @ogebic-famntin tieItoIotitos
miteauo oil fofouS Sron,uoooieIa
en9lonfielisten metbtoisti ~firtoSIo
piime miifon periontaino. &ofouf
IesIa waIittiin tomitea omnstamoon
iuleisto noolitoistelua fieItoloin puo'
Iesto @oeebicsfauntisIo, iobon iuli
molitufIi Ieuroatpot bentiIDi:
pastori IS. Wt. 9urteQot. eIimie.
befli, mr.. 3. gD. Wtop ia W. u.
WeSterboct.
WoolitoisteIuun onttn fieItoloin
fannattoiiaa alta rpbipd, Ell fapa'
foiiIiioiu tanoIo, ettd polfato ioitos
Elm l%uriutTio fiertelemddn pmpdri
ia molebtelemoon ibmifiae fuinfa fa'
pofot outtapot neron matloiia y.
m tuuleen perustlmia %oiioita, maan
beibdn tuIee iooba pnbuiio, iotta
moipot t~ieieen, iofopdindiIen fofes
mullen ia oifeuben perusteeIIo pas
loisto ddnestdiiue fen totumben, ettd
fofo mdfiiuomoliife ei moitutn pb,
teiStunnasIa muuta FUN Tire Lsta.
8plmpiet, fofIi tpti6d ia pb.
ben poion Ipnnptti erds i~tolioIoinen
naimo Gurrpn pddud iofu niitfo
tofoperin. eopiet fuuIumot miela
eldndn, muito diti OH fomosti beit'
fona.
.
Gn9lanninfieliiesid peIostuss
ormeiiosIa Srompoobisio on nptp'
66n "a iotilneto. armeiion tonnes.
ia pto eloon luununtoitouluo loprme,
iosIa fdp So Iosto, z opettoioo ia
faIiipDfouIuo Iopfiue, ioto pibetddn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

poplpiStDHtrtuuJ tuH perDeeH man
himmoIta poiolta. Sobn Stoolilta.
tdptpi foitosta iolta asblanoin iois
raoIasia tpiime niifon tiistoina.
Poifa !outfaIi iuon ioitonia niime
temdnnd olleeiaan tarbimaeia pei
TOO ia iiitd osii on ialtaa idrfenpt,
dina main pobeni noitfa lddfdrit
toittiipot opuaun ontoa ia npt pitt
len tottasto poltpen olopuolelto.
Yoifa on iialtdau Is nuotias 10
ten bdnestd pliIi olIut aqua iidqeen
GoIta 10 iotu muoIi aitaa fatfeIi fdIi)
taIontDisId nelidn nuoremmnu lap.
len pudpi!dmiietIi. Wiitta MT Ell po
iosta tule endH foetaon funnouista
toman tpDn tetiidd.
&onioloiiet SronnoooisIa ia nm
pGristDad otpot totmeenpanneet o'
nun terdptlen tGmdn foipan tobtas
Ion oloiIetIi i%outuneen perbeen bps
mdtIi. Soinottomoeti ei tutaan
tpDhpn tptenend puutetta tdrIimd,
ton foniaIaiiemme ole aniomoito
eoes ipdbdistd lobino tuon toIitor
peesia olenon perbeen bDndfIi.
: Gippifonln oltaa opastolii.
SuterilaiIe sIu t~irtosla moonantaina
Is pnd bubtit.
Sobn 2ootfonen.
Suom Maffabean naiiet omat
p66ttdneet ilmoittoo fofoufiistoon ia
aeiesmentti mofiustoon o~inouStoan
yghntoiaeIu
Waisten ompelutpotd p~oa5oor
nit1d ,iiunotlnnn:
444 pout II. Sronpooo, Diib,
Ntiee. E. Slminen.
= NibptatudnG OH t6pIi maraSto
buonefoluia 81, q. Seioemanniaa.
adptdd tpipmdsId 6eibemon &c
2bompionin poioeio.
1oniufiriuia tarlpitesIanne
menfGG 6. VI. Yeaniin.
Sofainem nuorimies aiattelee
ettd mistdbdn IoiIi bppdn putpun
baImoIlo, min iImoitamme, ettG ni;tS
Iaotte meiltd.
Hintolo &c &aufonen.
217 s. Nuroro Il.
Sronipoob, Wicb
Supme ia toniti mpptGmdnd
Norrien pddud Oof. foouIo. Suo'
neesfo on Z bpipdn fofosta famario.
&iidtietoia ioooaon fouppioS alefIi
Ot1ulto. 01)
= Wogebic-aineen raittiusIiiton
eoustoiafofouS on 9esIemerisid
Goifun ieuron tolpua emf Iunnuntoi'
no p~dilpaId. Saaua on Iamasio
poifasI ia fieltolafi ositotfionitofous
liiton e~bustoiien toimesto.
W0rs. W. u. NDestcrbacf me.
nj maonontoina lostenIa fanSIa
Ban 8usfirfiin iosIa bdn aifoo
mieroina tofo tdmdn niiton etii'
pddsid mrs, ia mr.. Iauri Niemen
perbeesid id.
Gnpmalaistew 2lpostoIisIutbes
riIaiIesIa firfosIa Sronmoobis5o pi.
oetddn tdstdldbin iumaIonpoIpeIus
iofa torStoisilto.
SmpefnSenran fofous emf
miifon torstoino mrs. punforin
Iuona auroron IufeiSfaa.
: 7ntim. @pyebic ia Sron foun.
FIN pnhHtouIuIiittoon fmnIuipin ia
zen DDlepieen pprt,pIa tu%llutoon to-
toon Sron 9eItiin, Wis. I. 7. 20 p.
2ofoufIeu obieIma iuIoistaan Nut'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10

W,mste ia IDiipfpnid ia firiot
tuspoperio iporten mentdd s. ~
9eoniin.
3aupnrgin Iouno %iiioitiee 306
s. Mper IT,, noStnpddid @entrol
touluo Sronipoooisia. 8plppid iou'
oaaH Iicud pcrianiai ia Ioaautai
iItoino oItaen Flo 3 ip. Sinta 10
benseltd.
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