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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department OF agriculture
Weather burean-San Francisco Decemher 4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

Barge 81 was flowed from Seattle to off San
Francisco heads by stmr Colonel f. L. Drake
and later taken in tow by tug Sea Rover
and towed to Port San Luis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

RETHERLANo'SR oUTE-From Pacific Street. Whar &
ColIinsvile. Emmaton. Rio Vista. Iseton. Ryde Wal
nut Grove. Vorden Courtand Clarksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco 500 m daily
except Su nday stopping at points shown. arriving Sac
ramento 600 pm Leaves Sacramento 600 pm daily
except Sunday (no stops en- route) arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apache leaves San Francisco LOO
pm Daily except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 1l.S0
o..
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
Collision Near IiRhtshin

Dlflng the heavy fog that sDrea
over the coast early yesterday morning
the schooner William Renton. bound for
Seattle. ran afoul Of oil barge 9I. which
was in tow Of the STANDARD oil steamer
Col T. J.. Drake. bound south from
Seattle. In the vicinity Of the lightship.
The Drake was standing of the light
ship waiting for the tug Sea Rover
10 take charge Of the barge. the Drake
being scheduled TO come into port
while the tug was 10 proceed south
with The tow The schooner. which left
eeSterQa}, was compelled 70 anchor out
SIDE on account Of the fog, and early
ln the morning hOisted anchor TO pro-
ceec north. Soon after the Renton got
under way the fog settled down again.
and a few minutes later the schooner
ran into the barge. The only damage
sustained was by the schooner. which
-9sL Us 1ore rigging. The schooner con-
Drake came into port after turning the
barge over 10 the Sea Rover
Transport Logan VIII Sail Today
The transport Logan, Quartermast ster-
son. is due TO sail at noon TODAY for
Manila via Honolulu and Guam. The
Logan VIII carry, IN addition TO $50
cabin and nifty second class passen-
gers. eight troops Of the Eighth United
States cavalry with the band and head
quarters. The Logan will also take a
fun cargo comprised mostly of gov
ernment stores for Manila
Water Front Notes
Repairs on the san Francisco Port
land steamship cOmpany's stea mer
Beaver. which ran down and sank the
Norwegian steamer Selja off Point
Reyes a fortnight ago. are progressing
and the Officials Of the company an
nounce that the steamer will be ready
TO 60 back into commission in time TO
sail December I on its regular run
north.
The steamer President which has
been arriving on Sundays from Puget
sound, did not come in yesterday. but is
scheduled to arrive today. a change in
the sailing date Of the steamer from
the north wiz change the arrival date
from SundayttO Monday in the future
The lumber receipts by sea yester-
6av t0taled 2225. 600 feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

7:45 aTPetaIuma, Santa Rosa Healds-I
burg Cloverdale Ukiah. VII
Its Sherwood. sGuerneville.
sMonte Rio. Duncan Mills
Sebastopol ..~.l 6:35
SIS a '.Sonoma, 'sGlen Ellen :. .-... IS :35
dero -. - Jess
is :45 aIPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg Cloverdale. GuerneviIle
Monte Rio. Duncan Mills. lt7.35
Io:45 alPetaIuma. Santa Rosa. ..........l 4.35
% AS plPt Reyes. Camp Meeker Qeayesl
from Cazsdero) -...-.-.-......l II .05
3:15 plPetaluma Santa Rosa Heads
burg. Cloverdale, Ukiah Guer-
neville, Monte Rio, Duncanl
Mills, Sebastopol ......... III :05
4:45 plSonoma. Glen Ellen. ............ 9:35
5.f5 D lPetaluma. Santa Rosa. ...... S:35
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

LOCAL FERRY TRAlNS-Na Alamsca Plsr.
To Oakland and Aameda-t6.1 10. t6.45 an, and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until AS p.m then
$50, 915 1000. 1045. ll.30 pm and l215 an.
To Alameda and Frutvae via Horssshos sams above.
for Morning for Afternoon. Sunday excepted.
Sunday only Saturday and Sunday only
aSunday and Monday only.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

OAKLAND HARBoR FERRY From San Francisco
Market Street Daiy-Houriy from 600
an to 900 pm. inclusive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

"Pathfnding for the Munsey Historic
- pamphlet just is
New EMF Auto sued by the EMF
Book Is Issued COMPANY OF De-
the E-M-F go
and Flanders go" automobiles The
pathf1nding tour described in the book
let was taken last June and the ac-
count has been written by an eastern
newspaperman who was passenger
in the EMF car The story is enter
tanning and illustrated with almost so
pictures, which with very few excep-
tions possess historical interest. The
! ''Munsey run" attracts considerable in
terest every year 1t was instituted by
Frank A. Munsey, the we'll known
publisher.
The 1911 Oldsmobiles just received
by the Howard automobile company
%-> are distinctive in
High Standard from former Olds-
. ----A mobile models, and
in fact from any
other automobile manufactured The
great Oldsmobile limited" with
its fore door body and 13S inch wheel
base it's AZ inch wheels and it's lines of
beauty. contains one of the greatest
power plants ever put into an automo-
bile. Six cylinders 5x6 inches and de-
veloping more than 90 horsepower fur
nish the motive power for this new car
4
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
EIEcTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsAL1To

ELEO11sAS 81 - oo-@-SA-' va ooOSAAA4O
Sausalto. Mill Valley, San Rafael - Daily
every 80 minutes from Gas a.! M until s AS
a. m; hourly until 2:45 p m Except the 2:45
o. m does not to San Rafael on Srndays1.
then 3:15 o. N. and every 80 minutes until 6:45
o. m then ! AS. 9:45 p. m aud 1901 a. D.
Fairfax-Leaves f6:45, fT;15, SIS S:45
9:45, 10:45, 11:45 a. m, 12:45, las PAS. 3:15.
3:45, AIS. 4:45, SIS. 5:45, 6:15, GAS, 7:45,
9:z5 D. M. 412:01 a. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-s:45 a. m, las
D. nl.. 43:45 p m
Tiburon and Belvsdere. via SausaIito-week
days: 6:45, 7:45. S:45. $3.50 a. M. 12:45. BIS,
4:15. 5:15, 6;15 p. m. ss12:01 a. m. sundays
6:45, 7:45. S:4J. $3.50, 10:45. 11:45 a. m. l2:45
1:45. 3:15. 4:i5. 5:15. 0:15 p m. 1901 a. m.
Sundays arrive 1855 p. m stSundays arrive
saturdays only. sTiburon direct. sSThursdays
only.
Pacific transfer company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

Union Transfer Co authorized TO check Baggage
direct from residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

"Pathfinding for the Munsey Historic
Tour is the title of handsome little
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
SALES
& & &
FORCED TO YACATE

And will close out the entire contents Of my
livery stable at auction. consisting of so good
Work and Driving Horses 27 Wagons. IS Bug
gieS, Hacks. 1 Coupes. Surveys. Carts and rigs
of every description. Also co sets of Single and
Double Harness. Farmers and parties in need OF
Horses and Rigs should not fail TO attend this
sale. the building Is condemned by the board
of health and must be removed at onee, and the
stock will be sold at your own price. Sale rain
or shine. at the Front Street Stables, corner
Green and Front sts.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, II A, NJ.
CLoUGH & BRODIE. Auctioneers.
Phone Park 2723
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

The 1911 Oldsmobiles just received
by the Howard automobile company
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
RAILWAY TRAVEL

CALL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
PIER DIRECTORY
NORTH OF MARKET STREET
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

To ARRIVE
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
U. s. Branch photographic Once

u. 6. Branch photographic Office
A branch Of the United States photographic
Office located IN the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Nayigators are cordially Invited
10 visit the office. where complete sets of charts
snd sailing directions of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
earding lights dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. G. BURNETT,
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05

New EMF Auto |
Book Is Issued
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
; AT AUCTION &

WEDNESDAY,. December :, II a. m, 5S head
Of large horses and mares also wagons and har-
ness 10 be sold. No reserve. Don't miss this.
565 4th ST.. Oakland. Rain OF shine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14
STAND UP FOR CONVICTIONS
The World Has Little Respect for the
Man Who Seemingly Has No
Mind Of His own.

There are many men who seem TO
have no convictions on any subject
II they have any they give no sign.
They only smile and are silent. That
Is probably better than TO be verbose
and violent Vanity OF opinion is as
bad as 90 have none at all. In n real
simon'puro conviction, there are mod.
esty and courage both. Truth Is in
the quiet voice. since II does not de.
oend on vainslory or rant.
But n real man viii say his say
Snen tho time comes. not for contro.
versyT'for that IL not profitable. but
TO show his hand and what he is. A
mans personal influence is stronger
than his argument, and he IL false to
the truth that is in him II he does
not show that
we have great issues before US
moral, political. social-which every
man should think about and under.
stand, and be ready to take a stand
upon, and t'fo IT, But there are
many who don't do this. who are mega
tive or cowardly and only smile or
grin when one Of these subjects is
mentioned. They seem TO think that
TO disagree with another is great
onense. II Is an offenso not 10 dis.
agree II ono really does. for II an or
ror goes unehallenged. It is strength.
ened' When a man says such a thing
Is right and you think II isn't, say so.
quietly and earnestly. and let II 20 at
that.
The worst mollycoddle Is the man
VINO believes a thing is true and neg.
'ects to say 30. when It Is called In
question The world would go back.
ward II all were like him.--Columbus
Journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14
LOUISVILLE NEWS.

HUNTSVILLE, Oct. l2-Severnl
Of our town people attended the fair
ana conference in Salt Lake last
week.
Mrs Sylvia Kelly and children Of
Park City are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Abby Crittenden and Mil
lard Crittenden are visiting relatives
In Evanston
Edgar Reddon was the lucky win
ner Of the horse rallied by Willard
CrIttonden u short time ago, but
Willard was considered the most
lucky, as he received one hundred
dollars for the horse and then Edgar
gave the horse back TO him.
There seems TO be n whispering Of
a wedding in town In the near future
particulars latter.
The town girls who have been
working at the Roy factory return.
ed home on the 18th.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14
NOTICE

Notifies hereby given toall parties
owning lal estate In Summit coun-
~, VINO rave not had thrir deeds
recordeore requested to do 50 at
once, ashe county Is having II set
Of preset ownership maps made for
the Use the assessor, and II IL dee
sired .oaVe all the names of the
present owners of lands appear
there0ffo II can be assessed to the
proper wner. After the first NJ the
year lAhs will be assessed In the
name oahe record owner. So II YOU
have nelected to have your deeds
placed a record, and your land AS
scssed o some one else II will be
your ON fault.
by orer of the Board of County
Commkloners.
Seal j. VI. HIN~uS,
County Clerk.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14
FItzaersId,s Summary

Edward Fitzgerald, the translator NJ
the Persian poet. Omar Khayyam. was
a more or less genial opponent OF
matrimony as a state.
One day he said to his friend Miss
Ellen Churehyard OF Woodbridge:
DO you know. Nell, what marriage
ISL"
Miss Churchyard thought not
Then I'll tell you" said he. MAR.
riage Is standing at ones desk. nicely
settled TO work, when great big
bonnet pushes in at the door and asia
you TO go for a walk with itn-
Youths Companion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14

FrlrN indeed was the dlsllluston.
ment q 30 literary vorsblpor when
she hcptihat Kenneth Grahamo. au.
thor ot'hc Golden Age" that most
imagltiS OF outdoor child stories.
vas eepycd In the dlngy preclncta
NJ the Bak Of England
God Sacious!" she walled. IN the
first rutof her disappointment. u
auppow l1'll tell me next that Jack
I.ondur. ! private life. Is a Silver.
voiced tori"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14

COMING-Dr. q. II. Wheeler, Of
the Associated Optical Co., butcher
Petersen, Wheeler, Weber House.
October - and ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-14
81 Don't Know"


Some mer seem to think it is poor policy to go
into a store and not know exactly what they
want We expect our customers 10 re Y upon
us to furnish them with the most approved
styles and the correct patterns and fabrics.
II you in need Of either suit or an oyercoa,, or both
and do not know exactly what you us, and
will show you only what correct from the point Of
style but will show you correct style which is becoming
to YOU We do not expect every to know exactly
what he should wear, because that his business 1t is
business know exactly what every should
and to have here when he it, Ibis is the store Of
advanced ideas.
The who knows little nothing about values the who
should know the he deals with We stand behind every garment
SELL
The New York Clothing Co.,
JAKE HOFFMAN, Mgr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
@saailman iuiialistifongresf.

&anfainpdlinen IolioIistifonsresIi
on npfpddn foola &oopenbaminos
ia. = SIofuun 81 pditpdnd oil fons
sresIisIa ella fpipmps Iotaaieitten
riiIumiIesta. Siind aiiasIa ilmeni
ebustoiien fesfen eridrpid mielipiteis
td.
9lmerifalaiiia ebustaiia on uieisia
eri tomiteoisIa, ioita fon9resiisia
OH aIetettli, ia otpat ameriftaIaiIet
nostaneet fpIpmp pfIen ieuraanan fon.
eresTiu pitantiIes!d 9bopspaaoisio.
&ou9resIisId on mpostin ollut fdIis
teltdndnd Dbbpspaltain fabben 10.
Iiolistipuolueen (Socalist 2abo.
partp ia SociaIiSt portp) pboistp'
minen. Worris .6tlquit ia 0ictor
6. Berger IeIittitpdt pbtpmiIen ole
man mobooIlista IoIiolistipuolueen
puoIesta. De &eon, foiiolistiien tpDs
fpdenpuolueen eoustaio, mpDsfin
pubui nbtpmiien puoIesta, ioten mabs
boIIiIesta tdmd fon9resIin fdiittelp
tuIee IopuItofin moifuttomoan tdfd.
Idisteu puolueioen pboistpmiIetii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Sabplonia ia Msipprias
laiiet.

armenian nuorimaaSta .pirtao
futIi iuurta ioiea, iotfa ennen per
iian la btea pboistpndt, pbbefii le
fpedfii luubaarafIi. Tiitten iofien
Guirotin ia Sisriin, pmpdrild OLE
mat moot opat pobioiIesia iuuoris
ia, mutta iuofIusIa fesfifobbaua to-
ioista. Soften mdlisid on 0leiopo'
lamia ia alempana 9abplonia. So'
moin fuin gtiilin IaofIosia, febittpi
tddadtin fifpistps narbaiIina oifoi'
na Iiud bebelmdllinen iotilaafIo an.
toi aiuffoilleen runiaan iaoon, 300,
pieldpd 300 fertoiien iaoon. SieI'
Id foboIi iuuria foupunfeia muuri'
neen, temppeieineen ia paIotlineen.
Uiutta ndmdt rafennufIet eifp6t ole
festdneet niinfuin Gspptin muisto
merritt tpuoliubaniia, ipaan he omot
iortuneet ia otpat npfpddn erdmddn
faltaiiia, ioisia 9etuini.fani iai, ,moon
bartpasIa aIupot. Dasta npfpaion
tieoemiebet opat iioien ioroldider
alta foiponeet, fpanboio faupunfe'
la ia muisto merffeid.
Honstan fonIuIi 9otta oIfoi (p
1910 = luipulIa) oiufosten ,posms'
tufiesta buoIimotta foiipao Iuurio
fumpuo ldbeua npfpistd 2borIoba
bin fpIdd, fiad ban orpeIi, ettd luon
to ei ole tpoinut Iitd muoboStoa
! (m. 1s42) ilmesipi ioraIdidn alto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
1ieltplafiadmestps Guutiisfa.

Huotlin raittiusIeurpicn ebustaiain
fofous on pddttdnpt tpimittaa dd'
nestpfIen fieltolaista 1S ipuotiSteu
fanIaIaisten fesfen. HuotIin fpdfi'
lufu on $3.50 600, ioista on Is
muotiaita 1887, 1854 eli noin so
pprI. fofo pGfilunusta.
&ieltoIain puolesta on ddnestdnDi
1,845, ,249 eli pli As prof.. fofo tapfis
fasnuiIefIi pdestDstd. &ieitolatia
mastaan on ddnestdnpt 16,47l eli
Ell tGpttd 5 iofa tubannesta. uleita
fpmmentuboniia OH fieItdptpnpt OF
tamasta pIaa Gdnesipfleen, mutta
pIi 1 ia puoli mill. benfed Ell ole tas
ipattl tai aiulpat emmoiiisIa FUN
niSIa, ioisIa eli ole Iaotu ddnestpstd
toimeen, eifd be ole ndin ollen olleet
tilaiIiuoesIa lan'unuon mieIipioet
fodn aIiasIu.
Suomattafoon tdstd ettd enempi
tuin puolet tdpIitaspaneista tanias
ioiIista on ddnestdnpt fpdtiiuomia
ipastaan. Siis HuotIin Fan Jan e.
nemmistD tabtoo fieltolafio. Soa
ndbod milIoin ie iaapi len.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Slifin inainrin Spb.

Seuten m,istetoon birtti fonIaionfs
fo erddn glnti Saloon clifton Ialnpp'
liiIin, iofa bdtpptti ialofopafoitiiioita,
NenortisIo, Sbiosio, beindf,nin 8
pdimdnd. gtpt on Iuurlautafunto
tuteinut tiota ritosofaa ia antao
la,iuntonIa, eitd faupunsin moiuri
on ippllinen ianottuun topaufieen.
yliin e fdp fun faupunti menee
fuirpafIi ia mdridt ipirfailiiot iddndt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
aatplinen pappi prptestantifii.

SID @aspore Hicci,. tpinen pappi
'ppbdn Wincen5on ia Mnoitofon Fir,
fosia Hoomdsia, on fddntpnpt pro.
testanttiieen pppiin. Sopous on be.
rdttdnpt iuurta buomiota HoomasIa,
etenfin Fun lid gticci Ell ole linn otta'
nut mitd6n pddtDfiestdan.
Grds itolilainen tebti Wlesiaaero
fertoo, ett6 ban 10 16 tpuotiIeno oil
Iiittpnpt Gameuini mnnffituntoon,
.!Sdn boriotti opinnoita GortonosIo
ia tuli IenidIfeen IairaSbuoneen pa'
.pifIi Diterbobon. 90. 1907 tuIi bdr
rIiiben lpirfaan, iosfa ban tdbdn Ioat'
Ia on olIut.
/porin muoben aian olinot bdner
eIimiebenid oipan tpptpndiiet bd
.neen, mutta fpuooen 1909 IopuIlo
alfoi fuulua bdnestd bubuio, iotfo
tpabin9oittimat bdnen mainettanIo
.tatoIilaisten iilmisid. Wtunffifun
non iobtoio, lid 8iIo iai Iufuiiia nj
mett1mid firieitd Riccin menettelps
I'd. Sdnet Iiirrettiin fen puofii Sli
.cetin moafuntoon, iofo oil bdnet
,mieIestddn aipon fuin maanpofoor
farfottamista. Wtoalisfuun 10 +
idtti bdn tirffonIa eitd bdnestd oil
frniItu mitddn faufaan ATTAIN. Wos
ia mt on bdn iImottanut etid bdn oi
fadntpnpt protesianttiieen oppiiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Gun malaiuen tebnbt itfemnrban

slmoIo, Wiid. ippsf. 5 p. = pdi'
pdnid Iopetti fonIoIoiIemme Soaffo
2niipiId IT. a p:dn iltano, ottaen ia
notun p1imGn aamuna \ nauIaa
mprffpd, pariiiin tpiberidd, ionfo
naifututiesta fabben lddfdrin pom
nistufIista buoIimotta fuoli iaman
pdimdn iltona.
gDainoia oil Ipntpnpt Gniidrfpella
marrasfuun 1 p:d 1850, iosIa bd:
neud pitdiIi ola poimo elosIa. Woi'
noia oil fofo eIdmdnId ipoeItonui
iuoppouoe SIa ia ofpioliittorifofiesIa.
gDiime pdimind ban iuopotteli fo'
tpaSti, ionfo tpoifutntIesta tamoIan
tefonia tefi.
Yppodn pield tdmdn pbtepbesid
buomouttaa faitine Sumolan Ianon
bpltddiiue, ettd Iitienfin Iitd OH ND.
lid iofo lid bpfpin eli buonoSti, iota
pastoan fpud felunmibollinen ibmi'
file usfottao niinfouan fuin Sumolo
ibmistd iuoielee. Utuito iitte fun mar
ielus oietoon poiS, ,ndpttdd ie berro,
iota on paltpeltu, toto furion fulu'
neen eIdmdn foubeasIa ipaIosioon
ia iiIoin teboddn tuolIoiIet fomoIai
teot. Utuista fiis bppa lufiio ettet
Sumalo anna itIeddn pilfota.
7. 6. 2lnberion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

YleiiiS ltntiia.
ss.s s-s sxss Z ssas = \
8mpleiua u ansfa.


tpimpid benfil6itd, faniantaloustie.
teiliia Serop'8eaulien, ipirittdnpi
tpalituStpirren HanSfan fpdestDn
ipabenemiiestd. Sdn pubuu Iuoras.
taan foniallis, ,i.'emirbasta.r 0ebats"
ieboesld aiIemasIaan firioitutIes.
ia tpiittaa bdn teiiarifunnan aifoiIiin
ipntpmdnumeroibin: ne oIifpai no.
1861 nield / 1,005,00 ia 1865 biuf'
fasta iuuremmat, 100000, iefd
100000 ia 100000 fuoIIeiben llifu'
nlddrGd Iuiremmat. yteliddnfpmmes
neen puoteen ei endd ole milioonas
iutua laaputethi; no. 1907 oil ipntps
mdnumero 10 ale 100000 ia on
iiitd pitden pbd olennut, teboen 10.
1909 oinodstaun 10000. @uoben
1890 idIfeen OH HansfasIa fuutena
tpuonnn fuollut enemm1n ibmiIid
tuin lputDnDt, ia 2erop:Seaulieun
ipafaumufien mufaan tulee tdmd
oliointiln plan murlttumaan tpotituis
iefIi min ett1 to obenteolla tdptpD pu'
bua ytuolemasta ytanSfasta," ionfa
iutupuuttoon bdtpidmiien ipuubti
ipmoIi ipnobeIta enenee. Sdn lasfee
ettd neIidnnesstpuoiiIaoan fuluttita
5pntpneioen lutumddrd on idlleen
pdbentpnpt 100 tub. Isl tdsid, fus
ten tamolliiesti oIetetaau, iule fpIp
mpfIeen ainpastaan fpaItiollinen
mobti, iotonoiina ia fanIallinen or,
mo; Ie on toIiarpoinen buoli; tdsid
on fpIeesId itie fanIafunnan oIe'
mosIaoIo. g9oi Ianoa ett1 ransfas
Iaista iuurta pletpa pdest0 on puo
ientuIinan miesppltpen iGlfeen lafan'
nut oIemosta." SDp ei ole Iiind ettd
gtonstnsia ioImittailiin Iiian mdbdn
sSs:sCt oIiittoia. ytiiota Iufu on tpiipIit.
tain tiufan pddue 100000, ia ie
ipastao iotieenfin ploia muisIatin
motsia. Whutta ransfalaisten arpio'
Iiittoien beoelmdlliipns on iilmin'
ndbtdtpdsti tpdbenemdsid. Sos loss
fetaan ettG fpmmenestd oiuioparista
On milf, ioiua on main fafIi lasto,
ia milf, ioilla on oinooetoon ptF,
min tetee ie 15 loSto tpmmentd as
ipioporia fobi. o. 15 benfeG, ioi'
ben on md6rG forfpata 20. &uuoen
miespolf idlfeen OH fanIofunnon
fpdfilutu fen mufaan alennut 80 mils
ioonosta 10 miIopnaan benfeen.
SotimaiIen rpdestDn Iiiaan iiirtpiii
ulfomoaIoisto: IlaamiloiIia bel9ia.
IoiIia (tpaIIonilaiiet bel9ialaiiet puat
melfein pbtd Iapiettomio fuin rams.
falaiiet), Iafiolaiiia, eSpaniolaiIia,
itolialoiIia ia puoIaloiIio.
2erop 8eaulieu paotii fen puotii,
ettd ipaltion puoleIto tariotaon toifs
Flo aioteltamia etui IuutIia oipioiIIe,
joilla On folme tai II uIiampia lopIia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

1euron fdloue, 1oald DontouSpubeen
pitt ioIioIistiositouttori Risto, Wors
quette tauntista. pubuio, iota lies
nee tillut bptpin fuiiIuiIofIi Mmeri
Fan IaomaIoiIiae ifIi, ettd ban nii'
me feipdna toimi topnfoitIijain ia
pdfiiuomatebtailiain palffaamana
fdtprind Wlarqueite fauntisIa fapaf.
faliitfeen puollistaiana ia fieltolain
fpastusta jana, iefaant,ii pubeesiaan
fopin buomottanaIIo taipalIa. Gns
iifli britt pubuia Ielittdd, bDipin ities
tietoiIen nGfDiIend,, ibmiien alfupe>
rdstd, ettd Ie on oine, iosta ie OH
febittpnDt ibm,i ietii. 2dmdn firioiita>
ia Iunli ferranfin iaaiponIa tuulla
lelpdn ia idrfiperdiien ieloeutien
ateistiIta mifd OH ipnnpttduDt ibmi.
Ieen cline lliIen eIdmdn, mutta iiind.
pa fobbin pubuia tefifin pitfdn
borppaufIen ia oltoi pubumaan
fuinta ie on faiffi tirbaa usfottelua
mitd pubutaan ibmiIen ben9en fuo.
lemattomuubesta. Sofu lepedsti ia
fpoimolla IanottI Jana Iiit6 ia Iitte
altoi pubuia tooistelemaan, ettd toits
fi losten fuoIemat opat luonnpttos
mia, ettei lopiia fosfaan fuoliIi JOS
olot oliIipat niintuin ne oua pitdiIi'
mat. Sdmdn ietd eoelIiIen oIon pus
beestaan fumoIi pubuia taas FUN
lopusIa alfoi tobisteIemaan etteifpdt
'fofalistit taboo eirpdtfd moi fupIes
mao poistao, iilld fuolema fpie o.
t q n, ionfa eteen ie tulee, ia
fuinfo fuolemon eoesId on Min tum.
ma tperbo ettei len tofoiIista aIiois'
to poioa mitddn pubua.
Wiime fepdinen toimiala oIiIi pu'
buiaue iopimin, eifd iuinfaan ioIia
Iisti oSitaottorin toimi.
- Wsies, iola on bolua ammattis
alalle, pddiee iiiben pienead raboua,
ia iamolla piotfaafIi liifteeieen.
Sarfempia tietoia Iaatte tpIpd td.
mdn Iebben fonttoorista.
- Tieopnl6bteille fofoontuimat
lopiet SronnopoisIa moonontaisoas
muna. 2apiet ndpttipdt oIepan iloi-
ia Fun Idifpat taas alfoa fdpmddn
toulua.
= Gaittiusliitpm iobtofunta on
piime fofoufiesiaan pddttdnpt ppp'
tdd mr.. q. 2aartista clifton pubu'
iatIi tdbdn fountiin lofofuun oiafii.
81 ole ipield tietoa JOS mr.. 3oorti'
men ottao toimen pastaan eli ei.
9 0fimitbs,paalin tulos, ienmu'
faon fuin fesfitpiitfo saamuna tieoets
tim, on Ieuraano: HepubIitaanipuos
lueen pooIilistaue hiIi: ibereiiifIi s.
Hopett. pIeiIefii Ippttdidfii .. NeiI,
robastonboitaiafii Dif 9enIieIo. 8ieIs
toIa Iatipuplueello ei ollutfnan fuin pb'
bet fo teIaot, paitIi robastonboitaian
pirfaan oil mr.. 8rGnnes ia mr..
&uirpinen; 9rdnnes tietoiemme ma
faan iai nimitpfIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

Wtainihin lebben firieenpaibtoia
'on tiebuetellut ipptd bdnen fdantp'
miIeenid. Sid Hicci on antannt ai'
man lpbpen mostautIen:
= Slen Iaanut fpllifIeni faifesta
maibeesta ia teesfentelpstdl