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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
SEVERE WINTER FOR POOR
Many Applications for Assistance at
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Gauged by the
number of poor who have applied for
assistance at the twelve stations of
the United Charities of Chicago this
has been the severest winter in sew.
eral decades.
Superintendent Kingsley of the Unit.
ed Charities said:
"Into the dozen relief headquarters
of the United Charities thousands of
victims of the cold have been focking
and the latest renewal of the frigid
weather, when the thermometer went
to degrees below zero, indicated that
the endurance of CRfcago's poor was
near the swapping point"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
Hoo Prices still Soaring.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Live hogs sold at
$9.671z- hundredweight at the stock
yards. Live fowls in the South Water
street market also established high
price record, spring chickens selling
at II cents. In Louisville hogs sold;
at 1915, an advance Of Is cents on
the price Of The last three days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
Baked Beans.Brown Bread Sale.

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will sell baked beans and
brown bread at the Bemidji Tea
Store, 113 Third street, Saturday
afternoon from 2 to $ o'clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

A regular beehive of styles and
varieties in women's, misses and
children's wearing apparel, also dry
goods and muslin underwear are
now shown at the Berman Empor-
ium.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind Of 1
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.

FOR SALE-Cable piano. High.
grade make. Mahogany case.
Same as new. Inquire OH Mime.
sota.s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
Wild Hay for Sale.

| A few cars good wild hay for
sale at $1,000 +. 0. b. car, Be-
midi. IS. E. Thompson,
Tenstrike, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

WANTED-To buy piece of land
near Bemidji, not less than twenty
acres. Address Box 6, Atwood,
Mimi, giving all particulars.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
2:3O to s p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Miss Peatrice Mills, librarian,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
FOURTEEN ESCAPE FROM JAIL
Eight Insane Prisoners the Only Ones
to Remain.

Eight Insane Prisoners the Only Ones
to Remain.
Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 25.-C. A.
Conlin, alias H. S. Daniels, held on a
charge of grand larceny, headed a jail
delivery at the county Jail here. There
were twenty-five prisoners in the jail,
eight Of whom were insane. Only the
latter eight were there when the off.
GERS discovered the jail had been bro.
ken.
The escape was effected by saving
iron bars in the Jail. None of the
prisoners have been captured.
.RESCUES HIS OWN FAMILY
Fireman Called to Blaze Finds Wife
and Babe in Danger.
New York, Feb. Is. James ]. O'Don.
nell, driver of an engine company in
Harlem, drove to a burning tenement
and discovered that the fire was in
his own house. He was off his seat
and running up the smoke filled stair.
way in tWinkling.
AS soon as he opened the door of
his suite burst Of flame greeted
him, but he bent low and dashed in.
side. His shouts were answered by
the voice of his wife, who had taken
shelter in side room with their baby
in her arms. o'Donnell, after taking
the baby from her, carried both to
safety down fire escape. Other fire.
men put out the blaze.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

If you want to hire good horses for
hauling cedar, cordwood or lumber,
write H. NJ. Clark, Kelliher,
MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Choice
Nymore Lots; for price and pa.
ticulars write to j. L. Void,
Twin Valley, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-25
FOR SALE.

~~-~~> --~~~>-~-~~>>~~~~ >'>"-e~o~--e~~~"~r~e
FOR SALE-4 room cottage and
two lots, corner Eleventh aud
Minnesota Avenue. Snap if taket
at once. Apply A. H. c. Knoke
at McCuaig's store.
FOR SALE-Cockrills, Rhode Is.
land Reds and White Wyandots
eggs for Matching, $3.50 a setting.
]. F.. Svenson, Bemidji, MINI.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Good girl for general
Homework. Mrs. S. E. P. White.
WANTED-Girl at Hotel Blocker.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
AWATORPLANN|NG
TOFLyF FROM DECK
OF ANCHOR Liner
Harry G. Carter, Champion
Parachute Jumper, Will Use
Biplane of Own Design.

Planning 20 maxi a light from the
deck Of the Anchor Line steamer
California when sAe leaves for glasgow
Feb. rs. Harry Graham Carter, n young
American aviator. arrived here today
on that Snip.
Carter has spent nineteen ears In
Europe. chiefly IN London. and he says
he has devoted nfteen years to the
study of ~eeronautics. With the aid Of
a single mechanic me has built a blplsne
Of his own design, which has a spread
OF rfty-four feet and IL driven by q
co-horsepower engine.
His longest nisht. he told reporters,
was mad recently from Leicester. Eng
land. 10 the town OF Lincoln which he
odrclsd and then returned 4 Leicester.
making a distance of g. mile.
For twslvs years before ne took up
aeroplaning. he was engaged In balloon
Ing and he claims the record for the
highest drop. 10000 feet. which he made
In 1907. Tho young aviator. vino has
net given ,up his p~aradfrttng sxpSDtts.
hopes to range for q rsoord-MeAking
drop . = New Fork In the very pser
future.
Carter. who Ia stopping at the Hot.
man House. will begin at once h woril
Of assembling ,is machine for the Night
from the CaroiinA's decks. Hh me.
ohanic weoedel him here.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
LAUNDRESS ASKS 100000
IN SUING MILLIONAIRE,
Accident az Dakota Apartment
House Caused the Loss of
Her Right Leg.

Ellen clcry. formerly a laundrcss at
the Dakota. Seventy-second street and
Central Park West. IL suing Edward
SEVERN Clark. Millionaire owner OF the
apartment house. for 100000 damages
for the loss OF her right leg. The case
was tried to-day before Justice Con-
and a jury In the Supreme Court,
Herbert G. Smyth appeared for Ellen
Ciery. sixty years old and crippled
for lifc,' while Henry Scheuerman de-
Tended the case for Mr.. Clark.
Four strong men carried into court
What remained OF a wrecked extract
or" or clothes wrinser. from the Da-
kota laundry.
That's the thing hat took away nv
leg" Ellen Clery testified. II wuu
working with the rest On the laundry
when suddenly there was a loud noise.
The extractor had exploded and the
piece which came my way nearly cut
OF my good right leg Just above the
knee. Tho doctors at the Roosevelt,
Hospital finished the Job. leaving ms
TO walk on crutchss the rest of my life
and my folks were all long livsrs."
The evening world., 1910-12-19
PULLMAN RATES
ORDERED CUT BY
COMMERCE BOARD
Upper Berth Charges 20 Per
Cent Less than Lower, Which
Average s. for - Hours.
Si,50O,O 900 A IEAR SAVED.
Travelling Public All Over
Country Benefits by Changes
in Effect Next Month.

NopNSlsA W u EVENING NhliuHl
WASHINGTON. Dec. ie.-Pullman car
rates will take a drop mot a tumble.
just . drop. Hereafter upper berths will
he tower In price. Tho Interstate Com
merce Commission In a report made to-
day by Commissioners Franklin X. Lane
hes fixed the charge for upper Pullman
bsrths II 40 per cent. OF the charge
made for lower berths. and has given
tentative approval 20 q now schedule OF
rats hied by the Pullman Company. TO
y into effect throughout the entire
United States on or before Jan. 20 next.
TAe Pullman Company has accepted,
q shown IN thds schedule. the conciu-
sIons Of the commission in what are
known as the Lotus cases. that the
rates for long distances on lower berths
should be reduced and that all upper
bprth rates should be reduced.
II b estimated that the reduction,
which will be made upon all OF the
ltnes w which Pullman carr are
operated in the United States. which
include ell Of the maan line railroads II
the country. excepting the New Haver
rood. the Great Northern and the Nil
wankee. VIII effect a net reduction OF
nearly si.t0o.oo annually.
The new rates for the lower berthi
appeal to be based upon a charge OF
.: for a twelve-hour run. excepting or
some OF the fast trains. the upper hertz
beins 20 per cent. lower than the newly
established rate upon lower bcrths.
The evening world., 1910-12-19

Of No. 132 Fulton street, Montclair. who
said that as he was leaving the U b
at Hoboken Mr.. Mann trampled on his
feet and then elbowed him.
Look out" Mr.. Blackleige sald h.
shouted at Mr. Mann. Take care where
you are going"
- Then. he. aaig, Mr.. Mann struck him
In the face. \ policeman arrested bot.
men and 90 them to Police Head
quarters.
While Sergt. sullivan vas taking
down their names Mr.. Mann sank %
the floor unconscious. Sergt. Sulllvan
saw that his condition required imme-
date action and not waiting 10 call an
ambulance hurried Mr.. Mann TO the
hospital in the patrol wagon, which
wss stiil waiting at the door
The evening world., 1910-12-19
IEWELRY DEPARTMENTS.

A large assortment of Platinum and Gold
Mesh Bags and Purses; IA karat gold Cigarette
Cases, Match Boxes, Lorgnette Chains set
with genuine stones, Scarf Pins, Cuff Links,
Studs, Fobs, Vest Buttons and Tie Clasps.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
YOUNG FlREBUG SENTENCED.
John wIddcs Goes 10 sing sins
Prison.

John widdes. Of No. 100 Atlantic ave-
hue. Brooklyn, a graduate Of the FL
mira reformatory. was sentenced to-day
TO Ave years In Sing sing.
wfdde. who Is Is years old pleaded
guilty in the Kings County Court to
a charge OF arson in the second degree.
on Sept. IS las he set fire to a I've
story house where twenty-one families
!. rssA,>d and then made a "thiflllns
rescue OF a little child named May Gun
derson. widdes Oh the night OF the
fire told Fire Marshal Thomas Brophy.
that me was in tho habit OF ringing
alarms wherever he saw a blaze. Later
he con fessed that he was a pyromanlac
who liked TO see the horse. 60 and had
an ambition to he a fireman.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
DIES ARREST
FOR QUARRELl|NG
IN HUDSON TUBES
William n. Mann, Officer of
Oil Company, Attacked by
Paralysis in Police Station.

william n. Mann. an or1cer OF the
Vacuum OIL Company OF this city. n
subsidiary OF the Standard oil Com
psny. died to-day in st. Mary's Hospital,
Hoboken. where he was taken suffer.
ing with paralysis after his arrest
Saturday night FOR qu~srrslinE with a
fellow passenger at the IIoboken outlet
Of the Manhattan tunnels. 5000
Mr.. Mann's wife and son were sum
moned from his home, No. IS New Eng
land avenue, summit. y. j., Saturday
night and remained with him until
death.
The arrest Of Mr.. Mann was caused
by the charge OF Edgar $. Biackledge
The evening world., 1910-12-19
In Both Stores.
On Tuesday, December the 2oth.

VII AuSoudy, SCHlU IL <OIHs E
Mahogany Articles suitable for Holiday
Gifts. ~"'
Writing Desks 1000, $500 and $500
Writing Tables ....... 1900, $500 " 1000
Work Tables. ......... 1000, 5000 " 5000
secretaries. ......... II 90, 5000 y 0I.Oo
Book Gases ............ 400, 500 " 5000
Tea Tables. ...........I7.oo $500 " 5000
Tea Trays ....,.,... $50, 100 500
lea wagons. .. .,... 32.oo, 5000 " 700
Nest tables. -. :. . go. 1000, $500 " 5000
l. Rich Morocco Leather Arm Chairs and
Settles, Dover Chests, Library Arm Chairs
and Rockers, Colonial Highback Sofas and
Arm Chairs, English Wing Chairs and Morris
Chairs. .aF .ti"| t'.tr a..
Brass Cribs and Craftsman Furniture
for Children.
25rd Street 34M Street
The evening world., 1910-12-19
ANGLO. SAXON" DROPPED.
Astatfc Exclusion League o.
Record Against Use Of 1Nsrn,.

necoru Against Use OF Ivrnes
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. U.-rs
ttrn "Ansio- Saxon" was objeetsdto 30
s~trenuousiy at a meeting OF ehs Asiatic
Exclusion League here yesterday that
It was decided hereafter 20 uss the
wocd "Amcrloan' IN It's place IN al Tire
papers and documents Of the Organise
ton. The ds,~ests who opened tho DIS
cussion declared that tho AnUlo.Sa&ou
race had been almost exdnGu1Ahed by
william the Conqueror IN 6hs battle OF
Hastings and tho few remnants of
Il that wore left were greafay IN the
minority In che United States.
Another delegate argued NE more
~vehefpentiy against "AnofoAaAents'
sayinx that the population OF the United
States was composed mostly Of Irish
and Germans, With q sprin&1lnG OF
Scandinavian and people OF the Latin
countries. The ~ Of the popular DOG
nation. hs saA. was an &sult 20 the
Germans and Irish Of America.
The evening world., 1910-12-19

WOMEN'S HANDKERCH1EFS. In Both Stores.
French Linen Handkerchiefs, daintily
embroidered. 2.7S per doz.
Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with initials,
wreath design. e.,.... a., 2.65 per doz.
Glove Handkerchiefs, hand-scalloped.
White and colors. csc each
The evening world., 1910-12-19
JAMES NcGREERY Z GO
23rd Street

z3rd Street .. 34th Street
FURNITURE DEP'TS. In Both Stores. r.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
GAS KILLS ORDERLY.
FitsDatrlck Found Dead n East
.r .s side Room.

Gas kilied Patrick Fftsratfsck.. sfarty
years old. IN mis- room at No. 'fS DAst
thirteenth street to-dayt He va an
orderly IN an uptown hospatsi end re-
Gently moved into the houss.
Mrs. Hilda Augs. with whom WtspAt-
rick lodged. traced an odor Of GAS 4. his
room and found him dead on the dsor
with gas nowinG from . let. Two let
tens adrssssd to h4m 81 No. 81 0tats
STREET, Brooklyn. and Nc. lS wAsh1at-
ton street, were found In his clothing.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
RIBBONS. In Both Stores.

RIBBONS. In Both Stores.
Dorothy Dainty Sets,-1natched hair
bow and sash. 2.1o to 3.o5 per box
Hair Bow Sets #. D.. 8. 100 to 4.5o Z" "
A variety Of Fancy Articles made of rib
bon, suitable for Holiday Gifts.
The evening world., 1910-12-19
'FAtLURE," SHOOTS HIMSELF,
D1sehaRgsa Hstsl Clerk Attsmpts
TO End Olighted Life.

10 End Dlighted Life.
Ffsd Stsensrt. recently discharged clerk
- Q hotel n Manhattan hotel. tried 10
Nm hamsslf BY shooting himself In the
hsad. a. his furnished room. No. Sis
1oomdeh street. Hoboksn. to-day. He
waD taken to Ct. Nary's Hospital crki.
oa1ly injured.
&. A note was found In his room "a which
atalnast wrote that he had been Q fali-
ur> In life and that II any money found
m hs person was not spent on his fu-
neral he wished Il sent to his brother
at No. efs University avenue, ~sausaiito.
Cal.
The evening world., 1910-12-19

Mahogany Articles suitable for Holiday
The evening world., 1910-12-19

FAN DEPARTMENTS. In both stores.
Handmade Lace, Spangled, Vernis Martin
and hand painted Fans.
Beaded Bags, Opera Glass Bags, Lorg-
nettes, Opera Glasses, etc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

Sarlemin GmonfeliSsSutberilaiie
ieuratunnan:
&irfonmenot iofa Iunnurtai tIo 4
|. pp., patti iotaHen fuun 1 Iunnun'
toina Flo $50, iouoin on 8. g.
Gbtoouinen firfosia MO II s. 1913
fabulIa.
Toomatunielitps iofaifena torstai>
ma Flo 8 italia baoliaa Al Gast
1873 It.
Nefp HobeuesIa, %. y.
Sofaiien FUN 2 iunnin,t. flo $50
italia iatioIaiiesia Iutb. firfosia
DimiIion fabuu ia Union atpenuen
fulmasia.
6arlemin Gm. Sutb. ieurafunnan
ompeluIeura f%ofoontuu iofaiiena
torstaina Flo 2 nuoriio pbbistpfien
baolina Al 6. 1873 fatu.
9drlemm Gn. SnfD. nuort1o gb'
bietpfien iIanpietot iofa Sunnun'
taina 1870 italia omaha boaIiuaan
Al 6. 1873 Ctr.
ppbdfoulu fpfoontuu iofa Jun
nuntaina Flo IL ap amoSIa pat
fasIa.
2auluieuraua on barioitifle TO-
| faiiena lauantaina Flo 8 italia.
&irfouiIiin tpimitutiiin moibaan
futIua firieeuiieStifin.
). 9aafana
80 6. 1877 It. Nem Yorf, u. y,
5eIeI. 1872 9orlem.
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MapIe. S9is. firioittoo nellie

= MapIe. W9iS. firioittaa nellie
Sobn @nttila, ettd Iieud on omai
1uusioero laStenut tu6bdn iosa muc
Il Iiiie fun foupunti tuli fuipatii, ia.
ettd %faupunein puttafin on Iitte jour
tamut maiii.IdiliDfii. = Npt ehIi fe'
wdnnd iaapat @osebic founiin o.
i%uftaat ddnestpfielld ratfaista iosfo
be baluaipat nouttia iamoaaiIio etu.
ia fapaffoin iulfemiieSta fuin Wtop'
lesiofin Ia m~onisia muisia faupun'
9eisIa. faunteisia ia tpaltioisia.
llsfomme, ettd 5uomolaiiet fonn'
tisIamme omat pleenId Iitii tunnel
lista ia malistunutta fanIaa, ettd o.
mat malmiit GdneStdmddn fauntt.
anime ,tuinofii" beii Fun tilaiIuns
tulee. Gnemmin iopii epdild muita
mierasfieliiid fanioia, futen puola.
laiIia, it%alialaiiia ia irlantilaiiia.
Sotfut raittiutta puolustanat mie'
raStieliIet omat ~eIittdneet tdmGn leb'
ben toimittaiale, ettd eiittdd iuomo'
lai5eQe mGestDQe, ettd tdmdn fau'
punsin raittiutta puolustaman mdes'
ton, faniauifuufIiin ia puolueiiiin
fatIomatta, oliii pantafpa toimeen
ennen maalia pleinen iublafulfue
faupunfimme ldpi, iofa ol:ii tatpol'
laan mielenoIoitus roittiusaatteen
puolesta. 2ulfue muobostuiii iub'
Iauiieffi ia iuurefii, iiad Iiiben moiii
ottaa oIaa miebet. naiiet ia lopiet,
fiGd fa;tfiban mdfijuomista iaatpat
fdr5id. &ulfueen ebeId i%poitaiiiin
fantaa gbbpsmaltain tdbtilippna ia
iaIesfa uIeita Inttutuiaa raittintta be-
rGttdmiad lauIeiaa n%orustettua pol'
fcsta lippuo.
nsfomme, eta tuonainen iublaful'
fue m~aifuttoiii palio mield fapafoita
puoltamaan faupunfimme mdes'
tDDn. Raittiusieurain tuliIi ottaa td'
ma eiitps buomioonia.
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airfonmenoja

Marquettesia linen, Omen ia Bic
Iunnuntoi fuusIa Flo 3.15 ip. ia
torstoifin Flo SIS ip. patti folman'
tena t~orstoina, iouoin oIen GuIinos'
ia ia periantoina Goolnoobisio.
SIS iunnuntoi Gbatbamisia Flo
10 ap ia FLO 2 ip. ia 2anbs Spn'
risia Flo 3 ip.
a Iunnuntaina Stambou9bisia Flo
2 ip Safial. 2utb. firfosio.
Muista firf onmenoista iImoite'
toan erittdin.
ppbdfouIu oiunnouoni feno ] TO-
Ia ppbd.
2unnioittoen
). 8. 9eimonen,
5O4 q BIB itr.,
Marquette, Wicb,
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9Iaef Siaiin, g. o., Suom. Gm.
2utb. Ieurafunnat.
SumoIanpaImelufiia id~dnnDaiiesti
iofa fuufauii:
2eabisId iofa eniimdinen, toinen
ia neIids %iunnuntai fuusia Flo 2:3O
ipp.
SerraipiuesId iofa FUN 1 ia 3
torstai Flo 8 ipp.
HoubairisIa ia. iofa fuun folmas
iunnuntai Flo 2 tp.
Iufuaat ofpat ne, iotfa fuulefpat
Sumalan Ianan fdtfemdt len.
8. Huotialainen.
7O4 Camper It.
Xeao, 60. Dat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

Saarnawuoroia Mualisf. alfu puo.
9bompfon t addnndn foulula
Flo 1 y;
6 p SbompIon t firfosIa Flo 10
a y, So SloquetisId % firfosIa Flo
puoli 3 | p.
IL y Sraut 2afeaa Hooiemelb
foul Fin l p.
Ii y Yomepsid Yresbpt firfosIa
tlo 2 | p. So raft t Flo 8 III.
IA y GlmerisId Saarifosfen ieus
rat Flo 2 / y poifasia iosIa on ems
nenfin tatpatti pitdd.
&. %. Niemi,
9bomIon, Minn.
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&irfoaifta %ilmuitmfita.

SumalanpalmeIutiia maalisfnuuo:
6 p. port @u.burisia, s. Gbt,
fansIa feuo 10 aam
6 p. Sort Wiuiomisia feuo 8 ip.
ID p. Morson Sibin9isid 8. Gbt'
fansIa felo 10 aam.
13 p. gtaIalun fomluua feuo 3 ip,
20 p. Sort WiuiomisIa fello 10
aam.
20 p. Dor. Irtburisia feuo ? ip.
81 p. BORT IrtburisIa feao 10 op,
TorstaiIiu feup 8 III. port Irtbu'
rim f~irfosin. Sort Winiamisia fes'
fimiiffo iItofin perbeisid eri limo
tusten mufaan.
Rippifoulu olfoa tonfofunn 2 p
Bort Nrtburin ~firfoSIa feHp &c
oom. RIPPLE Iasfetaon !Sellnntoino,
2aiffi rippifouluifdiIet termetuletto'
Oppifirioia on iaatatpana auefir'
joittaneeua.
&unnioittaen
O.. Wuori.
262 WilIon It. BORT Nrtbm
pubeIin 27S c. ont. Sanaod.
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SumoIanpoImeInfiia maalisfunuo:
6 .. GliHoroisia. mis-. Flo 10 an.
13 D. 9rnnfpob, mis-. Flo 10 ap.
10 y. 6opioioeuo, mis-. Flo puol
IL op.
20 p. Sopinioeuu, mis-. Flo IL op
25 b. Drant.poobisfo, mis-. tic
10 op.
II .. GGTarbisio, mis-. flo 10 op'
:. nrpiIoinen.
8rontmoob, Isis.
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SautauSIaarnat Somin9tonislo
torstoina "a p. feuo 2 |. PIP. ia
Wattonisia Flo z iuoua.
GaIumetisIa fesfiniiffona % p
Flo puoli 8 italia.
GaIumetieia iunnuntoina II p. tic
10 e. PIP. Wolfperinesia Flo 3 J.. PIP
ia Sloritan baalisia feuo puolt {
italia.
9ltIonticisia raittius baalisia tits
toina maaIisf. 1 y. Flo pnoli 8 iaalld
ia 8aIticisIa mrs 8urunioaren to
IosIa fesfimiiffona maoIisf. 2 p
Flo puoIi 8 italia.
Rippif oulun alotan Salnmeftf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firfon bda
IisIa mnnnnntaina emf maolisf. p
flo 10 e. pp.
&. IS. ~9tisIonen.
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&amianisfirffofmmnam
jpbtpfumta.

2irffof. eiim. past. q. @.Nisionen,
804 Glm Street, Calumet, Wicb.
Daroeiimies, past. :. 6uusfonen,
Menobsa, Winn.
2iriuri, past. Saaffo I6irpi, 9g
422, GIp. Winn.
Worof,, past. y. Wuori, 262
million t.. port aitbur, Ont, San
Rabostonbpitaio, Wm. grdnnes,
g. Dor IL. Sronmoob. Otid.
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Mmttajan
aIiamiebind toiminat ieuraamat bens
filDt eri paiffafunniIIa:
:, &offi, Slmaco, Wasb.
Nifolai 9dd, Msbtabula Sarbor,
Ohio.
Sacob 6. Niemi, Nod Springs,
Wpo.
Watti SuIffo, Westbpro, Wis.
Gbas Wattion, 9ranton, Winn.
paamo paIanen, aberdeen,
Wasb.
s. Station, GrDStaI Sails, Wicb.
20. q. Toufiainen, Calumet, Wti6.
Sobn Webmas, 2Dnnrot g. g.,
Winn.
g. ". Soeniuu, Brush prairie,
Wasb.
2ller 2epistD, Ban 9usfirf, Wis.
Watti 8iwi, 9urlep, Wis.,
Gam peltonen, 9isb Bridge, Wis.
Waria 9enbricfion, DoIpb, 60.
Dat.
Gbipaib Hinnett, Stambou9b,
Wtid).
6. @esterbad, 2aIapaIa, Wt,nn.
!. paafana, Nem Dorf, 81. ..
81. u. Wattila, 9omep, Winn.
Sobn &uffonen, Marquette, N'id.
Matti !Sunbis, NaieI, Wasb.
". MounuIa, Ssbpemin9, Wi6.
9lnfeIm Yleen, Wbitemoutb. 6. g,
HD. Sanaba.
|. Stat 2inbala, NnnanbaIe, Wtinn.
Watti Suria, Sester Sta., Ohio.
Sobn MnttiIa, Waplesfa, Wis.
Watti H,alo, Sairport 9arbor, 8.
Waria " ,inmaa, Gbiet Nticb.
&aue Seppdnen, polmer, Wticb.
9ictor Sonfanen, Dest Ware'
ham, MasI.
5. s. SactIon, Srpn Belt, Wis.
Glias Nppcla, Gotpin9ton, Wticb,
Watti AboIa, Calumet, Wticb.
Socob GIiasion @afefielb, Wtid,.
Sobn r1nfuri, 9esiemer, Wlicb.
Sab Siipaffa, Glp, Minn.
8uetaa parffoo, gamma, Wpo.
Wrs. 9iIba !Siu, @iIbert, Wtinn.
u. Highlander, Sit6bur9, Wasf.
Dlotti 2osfi, GIoquett, Minn.
%. Wafi, 8aIamaIa. alinn.
g. %. 8aartunen, DeSt 9erfelep,
Sal.
Wtotti 3uuiisto, Sairbanfs, Wtinn.
Mrs. Tiina WifIunb, !6ancocf,
Wid.
paiti pudmatnituita aIiamiebid o.
nat firffofunnan p,pit ia beibdn
aiettamania paifauisoiamtebet er'
poitfaunniua.
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Sortaus f~ofouffia

on iofo iunnuntoino: oomula Flo
10 ia iaono tlo 7 iefd i%unnuntoi'
foulu fIo 2:Ita metobiSiipopoiIan
nIaferrosio 5O7 6. aper It. Sron'
moob, Ditch.
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&~irfonmenoia Waalistuuua:

6 p WaSs Gitnsid feQo 10 a..
y W}ass Gitpn farmifontriaa fels
10 5 2upman talosia.
ID p WinonasIa feQo 2 /.
20 y WictoriasIa feqo 2 |.
81 p M~moiasIa feao 10 a ia feqo
puoli 8 /.
Sind Iunnuntaina @reenisid feao
10 a.
Wiarianpdimin, pitfdperiantain ia
2:en.
pdafdispdimdn i~ImoitufIista eri
ilmoitufiien mufaan.
Wtoss Gitpn, ia Wictorian tirfonz
menospdimdt olen muuttanut Wictos
rian Ieurafnnnan iltamien tdbben,
ettd Wicioriasia oIen masta 3:na
Iunnuntaina. eifd enIimmGiIenG fuien
ennen ia maalisf. idlfeen.
Hippifoulutoiineni alotan Wass
Gitpsid toutotuun 2 y felo 9 a fans
5auisI urafunnum firfoSfa.
&oulua piodn 2:ii miiftoa, ioten
ebempGd tuliat moitpat pua pbtds
pddtd.
=. Hanfila.
Wtass, Wlicb.
8r. Oil.
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Sooistns blamfetteia
papeille.

2astetobistufIia ........$1.OO ia $500
Dibfitob ishifiia...........$1.OO- 200
2asteenIiiton MISUNDERSTANDING
I.OV
g0ibfis ia misunderstanding
Supmeen ldbettdmistd marten
fuin mpDs HippifoulutobiS'
tuIltu 40
&loleman obistuff............. 1.2O
&aiffia nditd Iaa tilata pudmaini'
tuina binnoiua
Winuua on mpDs fastes ia mibfi'
tobistufIia N:ro 3, iotfa mafiaa
$3.50 tuTino.
Serran Gbt. leipid ldffilaatifoisia
1000 cpl. LEO ia 500 fpl. 80 I.
Ism. 8rdnneS,
&. 3:n fasiamies.
6. 8r II, Sronmoob, Wti6.