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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-08-10
Mr.. A. A. Field of Prophet

Mr.. A. A. Field of Prophets
Town, Ill. is visiting at the DR.. P.
M. Jewell home this week
Ed. and Leonard Huseby de-
parted on Monday for Williston, N.
D., to take up homesteads.
MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Anderson
departed yesterday for Wells, MINI.
and points in South Dakota.
Peter E. Ramsey and son Ell
ling went to Detroit, Mimi, Friday,
to look after his farm there.
L. L. Caldwell is at Calmar, Cas-
talia and Ossian today, advertising
the Winneshiek County Fair.
-Robt. Anderson arrived yester-
day from Montevideo, Iowa. for a
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Ollie Blagsvedt returned
home on Monday from a visit with
her brother Adolph in st. Paul.
r. F. Gibson arrived from st.
Paul Monday, where he had been
visiting his daughter for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torger Nelson of
Bluffton township are guests at the
home of her brother, G. Christen
Mrs. H. c. Bulls went to Nc
Gregor on Monday, for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Reeves.
Mrs. L. j. Talcott of Charlton,
Iowa is guest at the home of her
brother, DR.. P. M. Jewell this week
Miss Mabel Hill went to Post
vile Saturday to visit a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Pliester.
Otto Hexom arrived last week
from Madison, s. D., for a visit with
his brother, j. C. and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. H. B. Webster and chill
dren have been up from Fayette the
past week, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The families of j. o. Groves
and F. N. May are enjoying an out
ing at the Burtis cabin down the
river.
Rudolph Noecker and family
were up from West Union few
days last week, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Waterbury
enjoyed an over Sunday visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Meyers and chill
dreA of Ruthven, Iowa.
Mrs. n. o. Bendickson and
daughter returned to Lester Prairie,
MINI. today after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen.
Mrs. R. o. Rope of Spring
Grove, Mimi. and mother, Mrs. NJ.
Mali went to Ridgeway Saturday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. E.
Hopperstad.
The H. F. Thompson Boat and
Pattern Works has been busy the
past week installing handsome
steel ceiling in the store of John C.
Hexom & Son.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Preston
and daughter of North McAllister,
Texas arrived on Friday for visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Muller.
w. r. Bailey of Delaware,
Iowa, occupied the Baptist church
pulpit Sunday morning and evening,
to the delight of the members of
that congregation.
Arthur Enger, who has been
spending his vacation from his stu
dies at the University of Illinois
with his parents, went to Miles City,
Montana, Friday, where he will be
engaged in construction work with
the c., NJ. & st. P. Ry. for some
time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-08-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

John Harter was down from
Locust yesterday, on a business
trip.
Jacob Young of Locust was
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Attorney M. A. Harmon trans
acted legal business at Calmar Mon
day.
Miss Margaret Thompson went
to Waucoma Monday for few days
visit.
Miss Mabel Larsen went to st.
Paul Monday for visit with
friends.
Miss Francis Hoare went to
Mason City Monday for visit with
relatives.
Miss Amanda Mali went to
Conover yesterday for visit with
her sister.
-Stratton Miller came home Sat-
urday from a visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Joseph Bidne of Highlandville
departed Monday for a visit at Prai-
RE du CHEN.
Miss Olga Potratz went to
Sumner Monday for visit with her
grandparents.
Miss Louise Gellerman arriv-
ed Monday from st. Paul for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. John Stortz arrived heme
Saturday after a couple of weeks
visit with her daughter at Orchid,
Neb.
Mrs. Geo. Evanson and son re-
turned to Calender yesterday, after
a weeks visit with Mrs. Helena OPP
sahl.
Miss Kate McAndrews return
ed home Saturday from visit with
her sister, Mrs. H. HI. Rudy at
Cresco.
Miss Mamie Slack returned to
her home at Hillsboro, Mimi. yester-
day, after a visit with relatives at
Hesper.
Miss Cornelia Peterson went to
Cresco yesterday for visit with
relatives and to attend institute
next week.
Miss BERTHE Fuller came down
from Cresco Monday for couple of
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Daily.
Adam Kern and Miss Rose Reu-
Der autoed down from Preston Sum
day for a visit at the Valentine
Stoskopf home.
Harry and Stanton Erickson
and Fred Iverson of Springwater de-
parted Monday on. an extended trip
to Brandt, s. ID.
Miss Mabel Auchmoody expects
to leave on Saturday for New York,
for an extended visit among rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Ruth Thune returned to
Ada, Mimi. yesterday, after couple
of months visit with relatives. Her
uncle, Geo. Thune, accompanied her.
Mrs. Ellen Aakren returned to
Stoughton, Wis, yesterday noon,
after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John p. Bake in Frankville town
ship.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-08-10
Otto Dahlielm made a business

Otto Dahljelm made a business
trip to Monona yesterday.
Mrs. Clemens Frerich of Cal
mar was shopping here today.
Charles Mackenstadt is home
from Montana for an extended visit.
Frank Peters of Cedar Rapids
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. d. H.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Enright re-
turned from their st. Paul visit on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Howard of
Waukon are visiting friends in the
city this week.
Mrs. E. r. Acres departed yes
terday for a visit with her sister at
River Falls, Wis.
Misses Lillian Wohlford and
Amelia Teskey are visiting friends
in Calmar today.
Jacob Larsen went to Cresco
Friday for a visit with his brother,
Rev. Laur Larsen.
Ernest and Frank Christopher
have been visiting in Chicago dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foltz of
Hesper township were shopping in
the city Saturday.
Miss Florence Biddinger is Wis
iting relatives in Minneapolis. She
went up yesterday.
Editor T. F. Schmitz of the
Ossian Bee was a business visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Sayre expects to
leave for New York tomorrow, for
visit with her daughter.
Mrs. w. w. Haislet and chill
dren of Butterfield, Mimi. have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. F. Fra
ger the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ringdahl
returned to Red Wing, Mimi. Sat
urday, after a couple of weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Deputy Auditor w. B. Reed
and wife returned on Friday from
Cedar Falls, near which they had
been camping for a few days.
Miss Clara Jaeger went to
Spencer, Iowa Saturday, where she
has accepted a position as steno-
grapher with a grain company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sorenson
and daughter, Miss Christina, went
to Northwood, Iowa Saturday, for a
short visit at the H. Hanson home.
B. Geving of Glenwood town
ship arrived home last week from a
five weeks trip in Minnesota and
the DakOtas. visiting various points.
Miss Ethel Landers departed
Saturday for Clarion, Iowa, to take
up her school duties. She will visit
with her sister at Charles City en-
route.
DIR. and Mrs. F. w. Daubney
departed Saturday night to attend
the National Conclave of the
Knights Templar at Chicago, this
week.
TVMr. and Mrs. VIM. Dresselhaus,
north of the city, have been enjoying
visit from Rev. Bunge and family
and Miss Ella Luher of Rochester,
Mimi.
-Supt. ]. c. Richter returned
last week from Chicago, where he
has been pursuing special work in
the summer school of Chicago Uni
versity.
Mrs. w. L. Easton and Mrs j.
w. Hogle departed last Wednesday
evening for Toledo, Ohio. after Wis
iting among friends here during the
summer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-08-10
Mrs. McLain of Calmar wa

Mrs. McLain of Calmar was
shopping here Monday.
j. P. Burns visited relatives at
Independence last week.
"A. S. Bailey spent a few days
in Minneapolis last week.
M. E. Marsh was down from
Burr Oak Monday, on business.
Miss Louise Amy went to Cres-
co Saturday for visit with friends.
Photo supplies at Muller Bros.
Jewellers. Citizens Bank Bldg. 15tf
Edwin Hover of Locust was a
DEBORAH business visitor yesterday.
Herbert Toye departed Satur-
day on a business trip to Chicago.
Richard Bucknell, Jr. has been
visiting in Minneapolis since Satur-
day.
Miss Edna Haug went to Ridge
way Saturday for a short visit with
relatives.
&C. w. Brittendahl of Bluffton
was business visitor in the city on
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Ness and Miss Stel-
la Arness departed yesterday for a
visit at Cresco.
Valentine Barth of Pleasant
township was a DEBORAH business
visitor yesterday.
Henry Janson arrived home
Saturday from a visit with his aunt
at Strawberry Point.
Harry Schremser and family
returned yesterday from a weeks
visit in independence.
Misses Gladys and Effie Jewell
went to Charles City today for a
visit with Mrs. C. Finseth.
Misses Gladys and Lucille Ha-
berly went to Cresco yesterday for a
visit with their grandparents.
Miss Velma Flaskrud returned
to Conover after spending Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. Nerlie.
Misses Mary Stoskopf and Til
la Peterson spent Sunday at the P.
Stoskopf home at Bailey Springs.
Henry Christianson of Bailey
Springs was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Ray McMullen, over Sunday.
Miss Rosetta Olson arrived
home yesterday from two weeks
visit with relatives in Waterloo
Miss Gertrude Nelson came
down from Minneapolis Monday for
visit with Mrs. Hamre and others.
Misses Clara and Selma Orvella
of Nordness spent Sunday at the
o. Stevens home near Ossian.
Miss Amelia Gustayson of Cal
mar was the guest of Mrs. d. H.
Leach of Freeport over Sunday.
Miss Louise Klein went to Wi
mona, Mimi. Saturday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. E. Lappen.
Mrs. G.. c. Yelland returned to
Mason City Saturday after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mckinney.
Miss Lucy Meyer of Elkader,
one of last years teachers on the
west side, visited a. few hours in the
city Friday.
Mr.. Gustave Brandt of Park
River, N. d. departed on Monday
for Chicago, and Capt. and Mrs.
Johann Brandt for Prince Rupert,
B. c., after few days visit at the
home of Col. Chr. Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Kuhl and
children of Osmond, Neb. concluded
their visit with her sister, Mrs. l..
Jaeger, Monday and went to San
born for short visit before return
ing home. Miss Kathrine Jaeger
accompanied them to Sanborn.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-08-10
Miss Esther Torrison went t

Miss Esther Torrison went to
Zumbrota, Mimi. Saturday for a
visit with friends. --
DIR. N. M. Volding of Cherokee
visited among relatives and friends
here over Sunday.
Albert Tollefson of Springfield
township was transacting business
in the city Saturday.
We ackno' ledge a pleasant call
from Torrance McCue of Bluffton
township on Saturday.
Mr.. C. Ryan of Fremont township
was a business caller Friday, MAX
ing the trip in an auto.
20. l.. Wennes and son were
down from Highland township Sat
urday, on a business trip.
Mrs. M. H. Montgomery has
been visiting her sister in Minnea-
polls during the past week.
Mrs. w. H. Burtis and children
have been visiting relatives at Be-
midi Mimi. for several days.
Miss Marie Sweren of Volga, S.
Oak. has been a guest at the John
Sorenson home the past week.
Mrs. o. Evans and children and
Miss Amelia Ruen went to Kenyon,
Mimi. Saturday, for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. J. w. Spriggs and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace, went to Cresco Sat-
urday for a few days visit with
relatives.
Miss Louise Schlitter departed
Saturday for Mitchell, s. OAK, for
three weeks visit with Miss Mabel
Halverson.
Miss Regina Soukup returned
to Spillville Saturday after couple
of weeks visit with her uncle, NJ
]. Soukup.
Miss Margaret Gallagher re-
turned to Dubuque Saturday after
several weeks visit with her sister,
Miss Nellie.
Mrs. w. G. True came Saturday
from Minneapolis on parental
visit to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McAndrews.
Mrs. A. G. Hislop arrived home
on Saturday from Red Lake Indian
Reservation in northern Minnesota,
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Mackenstadt.
We handle all of the "Meritol"
Remedies and Toilet Articles. This
is the line manufactured and guar
anteed by the American Drug &
Press Assn. Brunt & Parman.
!, Walter Myran returned from
Des Moines Saturday, having grad
uated in pharmacy. His sister, Miss
Rikka, who attended the gradua-
ton exercises, returned with him.
Mrs. E. N. Mayer departed yes
terday for Hastings, Mimi, for a
visit with friends. Mr.. Mayer and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Bailey expect to
go up in the formers auto during
the week.
Mr.. Lewis Nehring of Sumner,
father of Mrs. Henry Potratz, has
purchased the late J. C. Rollins
residence on the corner of Vernon
st. and Maple Ave-, and will move
to DEBORAH.
"A. j. Cratsenberg was sudden
ly taken i'll with heart trouble while
at Burr Oak Sunday evening, but
had sufficiently recovered yesterday
afternoon to be brought home, L. B.
Whitney going up after him with his
auto. His host of friends through
out the county hope that it will not
prove serious.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Waifet fdatpat ippitom
GnalanniSSa.

Gn9Ionnin porIamentn olabuone
or bppdtipnpt 900 danead 100
mastaan naisten idnioifeusebbotufs
fen Gbbotus Iauiii ddnioifeuben naI.
tioniIisia aiioisia naifiae, ioiaa on
lain mddrddmd pmaiiuusroia, ia
ioiua 10 e%nnestddn on ddnioifeus
funnauiIisia maeleieia.
Soottamottomasti Iuuri dGnten e.
ne mmistD on tdreed ipiaps naisten
ddnioiteusaiiaue, mutta monta estet.
tG on pieId ppitettonana ennenfuin
aote tulee IaiaistetutIi. glabuone Iits
ten ontoi ebbotufien fomiteaDe, ia Ie
merfitiee, ettd ebootus pannaan bpI,
lpue emf ipupteen i%aotta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

mdsti. nIeot armeniaIaiIet ieuras
funnat owat %Iaaneet itleleen lail.
liIet oiteuoet.- 9afusIa niinif6dn
iatfuu emanfeIiomistpD, iobon ottoo
oIaa iefd pendlGifid ettd fotIoIoiIia
ia armenialoifia. SifIIiSId olemme
mpbs iaoneet fofea iuurta iiunauss
ia Serralto. acknowledgements fdp
ibmiiid runlaasti ia Serra Iiunoa
IananIa fesfuubesIamme.
SdbetpstpD ie3i5oien (paban ben'
gen palmeliioioen) piirisId On mpDs.
Elm npfpddn entistd toipebitfaam.
paa. Niinir1dn ioooaan mt eSteei'
tDmdsti letpittad ppbid Hoamotuita
ia muuta hengelistd tiriauiiuutto.
Wont ottaa oiaa tdhdn tpDbDn.
Somlun aifana oil luonamme f6ps
mdSId erds nendIdinen etperSti.
XdbtiesI ddn tddltd osti bdn Dli 400
MARIAN ebestd uuIia Sestomentteia
fanialle iaettanofIi iImaiiefIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
1aubeaa raaffapstG.

Sort Wapne, Sib., beindt. 10 p.-
GbarIes Goasiin, II muoben man.
ban poion, btrpittdndsti runneltl
rnumis IDpoettiin idnspstd Wloies
Ricbterin. SrobiIen Idbeud olepas
ia Iarmarin tooisia, tdnddn. Ricber
tponYittiin ipptettpnd murbasta. Sic
bafappoleita oil renittp ppian Ields'
til, rinnasta ia t~patIasta. Naapurit
ubfaiimat lpncbata miehen. Hicber
ieIiiti ettd lebmd oil pottas mt poifaa
ellen italia ia ettd ban oil oiettanut
poion iuuotee zen, Sormorit iImoit-
tamat ettd Hicber oil uIein pohoin
pietianpt Goastia, ia fuclemon IDpn
tuttiia tduddn italia antoi pdatDfIen,
ettd mics oil pietidnpt ppian fuoli'
aofii. Hicber oil pttanut bdnet otto
poiatIeen prppfobista GStettdin.
Sort Wopne, beinGf. Is p. -
Hicber, FUN bdnet pansittiin tds
nddn, tunnusti, fauntin ippttdidn IL
moituflen m%ufaan, ettd ban oil purs
rut libapaIpia p.oian ruumiista ia
fen idlfeen toppanut bdnei. uYpifa
oil dripttGnpt minua fauan aifoa,"
Nicber ianoi. SDpttdid ianoi tdnddn
italia Hicberin fertoneen, ettd bdn
uieiben fuufoutiien oiaaa oil purrut
poifaa ran9oistaatiee bdntd. Silen
italia bdnen ipditetdGn tunmlStaneen
eta ban beitti poion talon ieindd
pastoan ia toppoi bdnet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

man l?). Waiti Celia ~, SIaoc ga
10, Walter Saroin9, Sobn Yosta,
Sobn 5oloaboc ia Sreb 2epmdn.
Wiebet pttipot pan9itiemiien leitiui'
Ieltd famNalta. mield fpontilaeIofin
FUN pantiIanbpitaia beiodt tartasti,
nauresfelipat miebet fe%sfenGdn. Sci
bit miebGdn fauntin ipanfiloan buos
menna.
pelipDpbdt bdnitettiin fdupun9in'
talon tafafartonoua ia oil poifaue
ferdptpnpt Iuuri iouffo uteliaita fat'
Ipmaan FUN poliiiit ritfoimat fappa.
leiffi nabmoia pDptid, ioiuo min
monta rmustaa maiiaa" ia upoffe
ria" oil pelottu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
supualaiiem maiiem tueritbS.

Sron Hiper, Wticb., beindf. 10 p.
firioitetaan EpDmiebe0e: Sdmdn FUN
Is ia IA pdiwdiu'waliIena pDna to-
pobtui tddqd famala peritpD, iofo
tpetdd mertoia iuurfaupuntien tos
pabtumiue. - Wlrs, Soa Wilenid,
iofa oiui r6iapatba" lufeeIilla, am
muffin repolperiua folme fertau, ntIi
luoti %Iattuen pddbdn IiImien ipdIiin,
toiuen pdGn toforainoon ia folmos
laman ale, ldpdisten feubfot. Sdn
on ipieId eIosIo Sron Hiperin Ioi'
raalasfa, mutta parontumiIe sta Ell
ole toinoa. Impuia on mrs. Wiles
min ilmotutIen mufaan mrs. Ssters
lunb, iofa oIuu Stambau9bisia, ia
on ban i%pansiitu. naan fieltdd ippls
liipptenId. Sppnd tdbdn tperitpDs
bon on ratfausIeiffaiIut ia iiitd ieu'
raatpa mustaIuffaiiuus. ella on
olIut tdduG fauan nitao iultiIena ia
IaiIuutena, ettd epdiupn ompmian
mics, Wr. gausust SsterIuno ia
ammuttu mrs. Soa 0ilen opat oil
leet raffausi ubteisi ia fesfenddn &ums
motfin, Ietd mrs. SSterluno ettd
mrs. Wileu opat 10 pIi 30 nuoben
itdiiid ietd olleet toistafpmmentd
lpuotta opioliitosIa. &ummauotin
on IapIia. -2onialiIuubeltaan omat
tumpifin Iuomoloiiiu.
Soinen firieenpaibtoia firiottoa
etombou9bista (Sron Tiperin naa'
puritpId) iomasta tapabtumasto.
!Sdnen fertomufIenid mufaan oil
SSterlunb t. t. 13 y. iltano ldbtenDt
foiooan ia bdnen %moimonIa oil lab
TEMPT perGsIG maonimaan miebenId
motfao. 9toin Flo II pDud olimat
Ssterlunb ia mrs WiIen foboanneet
toiIenIa erGdad mdeQd, ldbeld mit'
memainitun oIuntoo. GobtoutIe n ta'
pabtuesIa hpoffdii mrs. OsterIuno
eIiin piilopaifustaan ia fouan fpte'
neen msistoi uftaiIuuoen rainostutta'
mana Iuoriti tion famolan tefonia.
2lmmuttu noinen fonnettiin enIin fos
tiinia ia iittemmin Sron &iperin iat
raaIaan, ia l6atdrien lauluntpien
mufaon Ell bdnen benfiiniddmiie s'
tGGn ole toimeitd.
N(rs. Ssterlunb mieiiin Ienroopas
no pdindnd crystal Sauiin tpanti'
laon ooottamaon tuttintoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
8anialai5emme fnpant.

Sobn Silnerber9 iofa noin nelid
tnuta iitten, iaapui Suomesta tois'
ia fertaa tdbdn mooban Slbpemin'
gin ia on ien idlteen t~pDsfenneupt
Mmerifan faimannoua, iairostui
feubfofuumeeIeen t. T. 8 p. ia fnolt
Warqueiten IairooIasia 10 IL y. IL
loaa. &eubfofuumeen ustotaon JOBS
tuneet mdfendstd bpnomiitin ia
musta, iosIo ban ioutui olemoon
fen tdboen, ettd bdnen ampumnties'
ia pIaaua tp5paifasiaan iottui lentd'
mddn titped ropputien Iuufun pddl'
lie, tuffien pofenemis item IitIi Fun
bdn Ioi fimet poiS luufun pddltd Ia
Iuufun oufi. &un StIperber9 Iaa'
pui fotia, Iplti bdn inertia ia molifti
rintoiania. Sdn oil % tuuoben l.
fdinen, pfIindinen, fotoiTin Eobolam
militia. 81 ole omoiiia tasId maasia,
Ell t%uulunit %mibinfddn Ieuroibin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21

pGutaon Ell iuoi tuua mirfamiebefIi
tai pbipd Northumberland moltion, be.
partementin tai funnan paltpelufI es'
ia, euei bdm ole mennpt apioliittoon
20 nuooen ifddn eboittpddn."
WlddrGps Ell fosfe 10 palpelufIeS'
ia pleipia mirtamiebid. Wtutta tule'
pien nirfamiesten tdptpD, jos lafi
bpludtiptddn, iofo toteua tai mais'
tpd, mennd naimiiiin miimeistddn
25'puotiIina tai ottaa eronia ytdiS'
ID ipiroisI ia palwelepiqe perbeeniiiu lille
maImistetaan eritpiiid etuia DIenemi'
len ia eldffeen muooosla iefd, FOL
mannesta IapieSta %oIfaen, 200 Irans
gin Inuruinen paltanforotuS muos
besia lasta fobti, tunnes lapii on
iaanuttanut lpiioentoiSta puooen
ian.
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H.2RHsx HHsaRa y y
= Yleiiia ltntiiia .
R1sR q q
Mpnia @innifotan fauntia
rdiffiifSi.

WaIbin9ton'ista tulee tieto ettd Yb'
bpsmaItain baIlitus fieltdd mdfiiuo.
ma Fifteen pobioiiesla oiasIa Wtins
neIotan ip%altiota. Wbite Gartb, Seecb
Safe ia niiben raioiaa plenat maat
tuleipot ~fieltolain alaiiitii. Wtuuta'
misIa paifoisIa tuo1a alueela on
ennen %lalittu pitdd fapafoita, mutto
MT ne bdnitetddn tptfdnd6n bouis
tutien mddrdptIestd ia fofo inbioas
MEN Glue tulee ola tdstd lGbtein rai.
tis mdfiiuomista, 3ieltolafi fpstee
Ieuraania faunteia: 9eefer, Sais,
glop, Subbaro, Wtobnomen. 10 Nor'
man; lounaiiia oIia 8eItromi, Sta7s
ca ia polt faunteista; Clearwater ia
Hee &ute fauntien eteldpuolio; Gron
Wino ia Maoeno fauntien niitd oIia,
iotta onat MisFsippin pobioiieIIa
puoleuo; Iefd pobioista oioa Otter
Soil tauntista.
9aaitutien tarfoitutIena on fieltad
fieltolain foutta inoiaaneiae faup'
paamasta n%dfiiuomia iefd nouoat'
taa mpDs niitd ebtoia ia iddntDid,
ioioen noiaua ndmd maot on aitai'
Iemmin ltomutettu baaitutIeue. Siis
tdmd lati tieltdd mathematician
f%otonaan Winneiotan pobioiiesIa o.
iasIa ia maan preIioentin mddrdpt.
festG moibaan Ie ulotuttaa alma Ou'
Iutbiiu ia Winneopoliiiin iaaffa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
Snpmalaiiet fariimat metiapnlo'
\ len tGboen.

0ir9iniosia, Wtinn. oiupa Mmeri'
Fan ppbdtouIun ldbetpstpDn tetiid
tdsId piirisId, postori paul 5.
9ramness, palali miime niifolla fo'
tioan 3im'iu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
iota on noin Is MALTA etelddn Wirs
9iniasta, DULUTH, Wissobe &c Nor.
tbern rautatien iparrela, ia fertoi
fopin ifdmid uutiIia fifdldisten
maonpiIieliidin npfpiiestd tilosta.
pastori fertoi, ettd iieIla on uieita
uutisaIuttaita, ioilta on metidnaIfea
mienpt faifen pmoiiuuoen, ioten
muutamat beistd opot npt fomin
obtoieia oloisia. Grddltd luoma'
l~aiIelta perbeeltd, nimead 9altula,
OH palanut taifti omaii u,ts ia mield
4.puooen manba tDttDlapii. Bal
fola oiuu 3 mailin pddsid 3imistd
ldnteen.
Yastori 9ramneSs on alfanut fes
rddmddn Dir9iniasta aqua ndiue
fGriiniue maonmilieliDiae.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
q momalainen bnffnnnt uaesiaan
iupmnfitSSa.

Otto Smell, noin 20 %iouotias, Imt'
tpiiin Simun9olta, 20. l., lDpoettiin
b~uftuneeoa Sloquetisla d, Winn. ct,
Souls joesta. Wainaia tuli t. t. s
p. fdmpGIt6 ia iuopotteIi tddad fit
ben asti. periantaiiuaua 8 p. ban
ndbtiin lpiimetii, fun bdn Idbti &als
lie SorIin fapafaStu. &uinta bdn
ioutui ioteen Ell tieoetd. Sdneltd idi
maimo Suomeen. Sli oaut tdsId
moaeIa 10 pli 20 puotta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
1tnSa tpaimpia @endidad.

DendidItd fertoo Idbetpsioarnaas
Ia Sarme eta Iiead napttdd iiItd
fuin oifeauSfoinen firffo idueen RIB
ipiIi mainp omifiin. nuoenpuoben
Ieutuina on eri poifoisIo Wendidnd
Iuliettu noin 1910 epanfeeliSto
tofousbuonetia. lieita tpon9itlemi-
fla on tebtp. GmanteeIiiiIa on toiin
ustonpapouS ia oifeus pitdd fo'
foufTia, mutta be eipdt iaa i%aarna'
toimen, firioien y. m. foutto Iemit'
t6d ustontoaan.
Woiffapa nptpddn ndpttddfin o.
lot pimeiItd, Ell metud %fuitenfaan ole
ipptd, ianoo Idbetpsiaornaaia Sar'
noe, ontautuo epdtoiwoon. 3oifen
tdmdn obesIa tefee Serra fuitenfin
tpDtanId feiiarifunnosio. 2outoa'
Iiosia lattuu Idbeipstp5 esteettD'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-21
gupmalaiuen fupnnt faituantppn.

SfGndn t%opoturman nbrifIi ioutui
GaIumetisIa, Wiicb. pobiois Sama'
r~ocfisIa, miime acknowledgements hp'
min tuunettu fanIalaiiemme ia usfo
meliemme Soban 2otnola. Opnas
miittirdidbbps tuotti Iilmdnrdpdpf'
IesId fuoleman. s. Gatmola oil Ias
toamoei ia erdstd reitdd, ioupiu pos
mos lanfeIi ennen oifoa turmelen
ipoinaian pddn ia toiien tdben pa
boin.
Wr. Sobon 2at,pola oil ipntpnpt
2aibiouo, Suomesia feidf. "a p.
1880. SGn 10 nuorena muutti tds
bGn maobon, Nstobulo Sorboriin,
josta bdn pari nuotta fitten fiirtDi
Galumettiin, Sobn GotWola oil a.
,pioliitosia Sopina Eoufo len fansia,
iofa faboen pienen Iapien fansia
idi murbemielin foipaomaon min o.
tisti temmattua rafasta puoIiIoa ia
iiad.
&un nell 2atmalaue oil tddud e.
lGisIdGn 2riStuS firfastunut nsfon
fautta eldmdfIi, min fuoIema foitui
maon poitofii. Sdstd faaeimmaSta
aarteestoon ia roffoimmasto pstds
ndstddn ban toiIiuefin tobisti ianoin
ia tDin. Wainoia fuuIui idIenend
t6tdldiIeen SIN. Xutb &aniauisieura'
tuntoon, ionfa ben9eaistd febitpstd
ia aineenistatin stumista bdn
innoffoast: borrosti. Wr. :. 2at'
maIasIa menetti fiiS ieurafuntomme
pbben parboimmista idIenistddn; i'd
Ienen, ionfa tiIoa npfpoifana Ell ole
mimi ddn belppo tdpttdd.
&. 8. 81.