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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
/. 0. 0. F. HOLD
MILITARY COUNCIL
Crowds Flock to State Encamp-
ment Grounds to Witness
Prize Drills
VISITORS ENJOY AUTO RIDE
Anaheim Confers PatriarChaI De-
gree; Rebekah and ChiVaIry
Degrees Today
VISITORS ENJOY AUTO RIDE

SANTA ANA, Oct. 6-After a mill
tary council, held at Spurgeon's hall
at 8:45 this morning, the delegates of
the grand encampment OF I. Q. Q. f.
of California, now in session here,
were taken on an auto ride around
circle that included the towns of Or
ange, Fullerton, Anaheim, Placentia.
Ell Modena Hewes Hill and Tustin, as
well as walnut and orange groves ga
lore. The wonderful beauty of the
fertile valley elected admiration un-
bounded.
A magnificent spectacle was pre-
Hented this afternoon at the drill
grounds Of the encampment when the
competitive drill, one of the grand
events of the canton meet, took place
with three cantons competing. With
their handsome uniforms, waving
plumes and clanking swords the
Patriarchs Militant engaged in the
evolutions presented a striking appear
ance. The awards will not be an
nounced until later.
The cantons drilling were:
Class A, twenty-four men, three Of
ficers; first prize, $3.50; second, $lOO.
Sacramento No. 1. San Francisco No.
and Petaluma No. 10.
Glass B, eighteen men, officers;
first prize, 500; second, SIS. Riverside
No. 20, Santa Cruz No. 80, San Diego
No. 2.
Class C, twelve men, three officers;
first prize, $35; second prize, $25. Co.
vina No. IL, Fresno No. 80.
Judges-Gen. J. A. Coster, U. s. Al
retired; Lieut.. Col. G. Matthews, .. s.
A., artillery; Capt. r. B. Moore of the
California Greys of San Francisco.
The Patriarchal degree was con-
ferred tonight in I. o. o. F. hall by
Anaheim encampment No. los.
Tomorrow the following program Will
be observed:
1880 a. m--Battalion drill.
9 a. m.-Officers' meeting at brigade
headquarters.
10 a. m.-opening Of orange County
Carnival of Products with Japanese
daylight fireworks.
II a. m.-Grand parade Of products;
queen and court in line.
70 a. n.-Exposition grounds open,
with numerous midway attractions
during the day.
2 D. m.-Canferring degree OF chiv-
airy, court house grounds.
8 p. m.-Conferring degree of Re-
bekah by Ramona Rebekah lodge OF
Riverside.
o. m.-Grand carnival ball, queen
and her court in attendance, at Spur
geon's hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
NINETEEN-YEAR-0LD GIRL
is ACCUSED OF MURDER
Daughter Of Music Teacher Ar
rested for Killing Bartender

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "A charge
of murder was today made against
Effie Wilson, the 19-year-old girl who
shot and killed Guido Varsi at an
early hour this morning.
The girl claims to be daughter of
Daniel Wilson, a teacher of music in
the San Antonioy Tex, conservatory
Of music. She claims that Varsi
came to her home in San Antonio rep
resenting himself as travelling sales
man. Three weeks ago she eloped
from there with him. She said that
on their arriv,I here he put her to
work in dance hall and when she
refused after two nights to work in
the place any longer he gave her a
beating and told her that he was going
to leave her. She then procured a re-
volver and awaiting him in front of
his lodgings shot him when he ap-
peared. Varsi was a bartender.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
CROWN QUEEN OF ORANGE
COUNTYS FALL FESTIVAL
EmeIine | Invested with Power
Over Three Days Carnival

SANTA ANA, Oct. 5.-Surrounded
by bevy OF fair girls as her maids
of honor during her reign Of three
days, Miss Emeline Petersen of Santa
Ana was crowned queen of the 1910
Orange County Carnival of Products
last night. The ceremonial took place
in the Grand opera house In the pres
ence of a capacity audience, conspicu-
Gus in which were the brilliant uni
forms of the Patriarchs Militant who
furnish the spectacular element of the
grand encampment OF I. O. o. F. Of
California, convening in Santa Ana
this week.
The queens maids were Misses Mary
Wakeham of Santa Ana, Marie Bush
ard of Huntington Beach, Goldie Bret
linger of Garden Grove, Agnes Rim
pau of Anaheim, Agnes Hardin Of
Buena Park, Ellen Proud of La Ha-
bra, Marian Collins of Newport, Helen
Craemer and Edna Brann of Orange.
Dainty gowns of white messaline were
worn by the maids Of honor and each
carried bouquet of golden chrysan-
themums. The pages were Juanita
Metzgar and Edna Hamaker.
The ceremony Of crowning the queen
was conducted by Col o. II. Coulter,
chairman of the executive committee
of the carnival, and was followed by
the presentation of the keys of the
After the coronation the royal party,
accompanied by the court chaperon,
Mrs. Carl Strock, witnessed a vaude-
VILE entertainment
Tomorrow the following order of the
day will be observed, and thousands
from over Southern California are ex-
pected to be present and enjoy the
program:
Parade of products, II a. m, ]. c.
Metzgar, grand marshal.
Opening of the carnival grounds at
IL m.
Japanese day fireworks at u m.
Orange County Poultry show on the
carnival grounds open to visitors at
IL m.
Captive balloon America will give
the carnival queen and her court at
tendants a view Of Orange county and
Southern California from the 2300-
foot level at 1870 p. m.
Aeroplane flight at p. m by Avi-
ator Charles Walsh flying in G. L.
Martins biplane on grounds south of
Exposition grounds will be open until
II p. m.
Grand ball and reception to the queen
of the carnival, Spurgeon's hall, $3.50
p. m.
While trying out a 3O-horsepower
Cadillac auto on the Santa Ana race
nivaI of Products automobile races on
Friday and Saturday, Jack Haberman
of Santa Ana, driver, and c. L. Hick-
man, mechanic, had a narrow escape
from death in the wrecking OF their
car They made one round Of the
track in 1:10 and expected to make
the second mile in 1:05. Attempting
the first turn at too high speed, the
Cadillac went off the edge Of the track,
across a ditch, through a line Of
weeds and turned completely over
lighting on the wheels, the rear of the
car hanging through the fence.
Haberman was picked up uncon-
scious. He soon regained his senses
and this evening was at the Cadillac
garage. He is owner Of the wrecked
machine. Haberman is badly bruised
and has cuts on his head and one
hand. Seeing that wreck was in
evitable, Hickman jumped and landed
in the weeds. A skinned knee was
his only injury. The automobile was
damaged to the extent OF 5000. IT Is
a So-horsepower machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06

sixty-third street, 237 East-King &
Stevens, S22 East Forty-first street
and 157 East Sixty-fourth street, own
ers and builders; one-story six-room
residence, $1400.
Pleasant avenue, 1907. Bria, 1924
Macy street, owner; L. A. Peters,
builder; one-story five-room residence
Ioosmore street, 2632-Beatrice L.
Pratt. owner; v. A. Campbell, builder;
one-story six-room residence, Sl8OO.
Wilmington, corner Second ana Ca
nal streets-Wilmington DOCK com
p1ny, owner; two-story 2-room room
ing house, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
SCIENTIST SAYS HUDSON
AT N. Y. Is UNBRIDGEABLE

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The long dream
Of New Workers of a great bridge to
span the Hudson river and connect the
metropolis directly with the New Jer-
sey shore can never be anything more
than a dream, according to DR.. George
f. Kunze, a geologist of national repu-
tation and president of the American
Historical Preservation society.
Recent exhaustive tests by engineers
have shown, says DR.. Kunze, that no.
where along the river is a bedrock
foundation to be found which will sup
port the necessary piers.
DR.. Kunze believes. however. that
New York should not feel sorry. He
thinks that ten tunnels could be put
under the river for the cost of one
bridge. =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
President MondeII of Dry Farming
Congress Talks of Govern
ment Policy
DAKOTA WINS FIRST HONOR
Delegate from Wyoming Declares
Federal Ownership May I'M
peril Land Improvement
Associated PressJ

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 5.-An ar
gument against the national con-
servation policy of Theodore Roose-
welt was outlined in the address of
Congressman F. w. Mondell of Wyom-
ing, president of the Dry Farming con-
gress, on DRY Farming and Its Re
lation to the Public Land Laws" read
before the session this afternoon by
Secretary John T. Burns. The address
closes with the assertion:
THE present doctrine of national
conservation which contemplates per-
manent national ownership Of all min
eral all pasture and all wooded lands
is so radical that it behooves every
thinking man carefully to consider the
effect of such a system of permanent
government landlordism."
Congressman Mondell declares the
policy of permanent government own
ership' of the timber area tends to
concentrate the lumber business in a
few hands.
J. H. Worst, president of the North
Dakota Agricultural college, was Sc
lected as the unanimous choice for
president of the Dry Farming congress,
and Immediately assumed the office.
The remainder of the convention which
terminates Thursday will be conducted
by Mr.. Worst.
NEW ChOSEN
John T. Burns was reelected secre-
tary of the congress at the noon meet
ing of the newly chosen executive COM
mittee.
c. R. Root, president of the Colorado
apple show, was elected chairman of
the International executive committee.
Other officers selected were as fol-
fows:
Honorary American vice presidents
Bryant B. Brooks, Wyoming; Edwin L.
Norris, Montana; Frank Mondell,
Wyoming.
Second vice president-D. H. Web
ster, Kansas.
Third vice president-Edward R.
Kone, Texas.
International vice presidents-W. R.
Motherall, Saskatchewan; Duncan Mar
shall, Alberta; p. Bakonyi, Hungary;
Col NJ. Malcor. France; Gen. Botha,
South Africa; P. McColl, Australia;
Kryschtofvich, Russia.
The executive committeeman are as
follows: Tiltman Ruter, Oregon; e. S.
Delaney, North Dakota; w. H. Phil
brick, Idaho; Lewis A. Merrill, Utah;
G. r. Maloney, South Dakota; Leroy
Hall, Nebraska; G. R. Root, Colorado;
F. r. Crompton, Wisconsin; G. A. Mar
tin, Texas; l. D. ODonnell, Montana; e.
D. Wheeler, Kansas; r. w. Thatcher,
Washington; j. D. Tinsley, New Mex
leo; B. c.. Buff1n, Wyoming; L. j.
Briggs, District of Columbia; A. l..
Mordt, Oklahoma, and E. S. Brunson,
Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
BOSTON

BOSTON Oct. 5.-Four cars sold. Warm
Market strong good stock
VAJENCIAS-Fruita Riv Ex High. S245;
Stag, A G. Glendora, $40; Orchard Or
National o Co. $445; Fruitella. Riv Elk
High, s1.S5; Pointer, A @, Glendora' SS'zoi
Standard. sd. National o Co. 1925.
I.EMONS-Selected. $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
NEW YORK

NJEu work. Oct. 5.-Five cars sold. Mar
,,at strong and active. Clear and warm
VALENc1As-old Mission. fly, Chapman pm an
ST. 40; Old Mission, ch, Chapman $6.S9;
Golden Eagle, sd, Chapman S4;So; na1y ny
Rowena Chapman, $420; San Ra1ael, w
RaiIev. $685. San Pasaual. w Balley'
sSO5; Titus Ranch. fy, San Marino A.
$3.50; Ell Toreador. sd, San Marino g A.
s325; Planet, S S Ex, $3.50; Butterfly Co
yina Ex. s3.l5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued
since the last publication of the list
and classified according to wards:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
ST, LOUIS

ct roIrIs oct. 5.-Stormy, Market weak
account weather One car Valencias sold.
VALENCIAs-Tiger, s B Cotton SSsS;
Tally Ho B Cotton. s3.05: Yacht. b
Cotton 100; Floral, Cotton $2'lO' Blg
r. B Cotton. $2.10.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
PHILADELPHIA

encias sold.
VALENCIAs-Brand in Error. $3.50; Ca
mellia, xf, NJ o Dis. $3.50; Blossom, xe,
Red NJ Dis. $1.90; Pansy, xf. Cotton q
Assn $3.50: Golden Strand. $2.lo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Oct 6.-Warm. raining
Market steady. One car Valencias sold.
vALENCIAs-clover.. xc. Red o Assn
s2o5,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. Oct. 5.-one car Valencias
sold Raining. ~ - =.
ALENCIAs-Defender xc, Altland f Co.
$3.50; Del Monte. $2.45
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03

&irfonmenon idlfeen, iofa pibet'
tin raittiuSbooIiua, pastori =. Hans
Fila feboitti foifesIa ptiimieIiippbes'
ia fesfustelemoon Ieu~rofunnan a.
Iioisto, mainiten fuinfa ieurofunnan
muoiifofoufiet omot iuuresta mer'
f~itptIestd, ioibinfa oliIi fniffien leu
rofunnan idIenten otettatua ptiimie.
IiIesti oiao.
2 ppf.
Seurafunnan clinics W. Ibo a.
,uoTi fotoufIen ia ieurofunnon Fir
iuri 8. Wierimaa pppii ~fofoufien
pSptdfiriuriffi s. RanfiIoa, iofa
iuostui bdnen ppyntoSmid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03

paamaIi ianoo / 2or. a: ID: Smat
tulleet minimum mailman tuntioiti
ia faiffein iaastaiImoefIi. Sentdbs
ben omaitin 3erron omat fipedsld
tarpeesia iaaba Sumalalta Iiunous'
ia ia lobbutusta. Sa be iaa,patfin
Iitd Simeonilta ~temppelisfd, lie on
profeetoilta ppbdsId Haamohnsio,
ioeta paawali Room. Is: 4 Ianop:
rNiitd ennen firioitettu on, ie on
nellie opifIi firioitettu, ettd meiad
farIiwdaiippben ia 9taomottuin lobs
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nenfddn fristitpn oiatella eitd foet'
taa albania min iopiitaa ettd maas
iImon ihmiiet bdntd plistdiiiwdt ia
Iiunoiiitpat. 81; ennofolta on 10
pddtettp, eta bdpedtd ia firomsta
pitdd meibdn obottaman, iiihen tais
puman ia tpDipmdn, eifd mitddn iius
nausta pbottaman patti SimepniIta
temppeIisid.
Haamattu ON meibdn lobbutufs
femme, ie pIistdd ia %iiunaa faiftia,
ioita maailma 2ristufien tdbben IT,
roo. S6td tortoittaa 81 pIaImi To-
fonaah. CANON 8 ia monet muut,
ioisia faifisIa ipeiiataan fminfa Sus
mala pelastaa faiffi, jotta maail.
man puolelta Iaamat fdrIid. Ga
MooIes Il Mooi. 4: 81 firioiitao:
ettd bursfaan Nobelin fuplema fdpi
min SumoIon ipbdmeen, ettd ban
ilmnn fenenfddn rufoustafaan, ole
noostaan Mbelin meren tdbben, rpb'
mi fostaon ia ettd !Sdn tell bdnele
paIioa enemmdn bdnen fmoltuaan
FUN bdnem e~ldisIddn. sdId oIoittaa
Sdn ettei Sdn fuoIeitafaan moi
unboittoa, faiftein mdbimmGn niitd
fuoleita, iotfa eldisIdGn bdneen ue'
fomat. ToiIaaIta taos, fun 2ain iai
IurmanIa, on 9dn maiti eifd bdnes'
I'd en5infadn malitd.
Gbfd Iopetan tdud fertaa. Sos tds
ma Iaa Iiiaa lebtenne palstoiQa min
toiste liIddn.
piirii meIiepoeQd,
q. Simonion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03
@aple, Wis.

pppbdn fiian ~Ieuraapaae: -
Slmat tddad omat oueet fotpin
tpaihtelepaiIet tdsId tammifuusia.
Sn mGliin oumt fomaa paffasta,
mdliin taas i%atanut mettd ia lunta'
Elm. &unta ontin iuuri parbdifii teb'
ba metIdtDitd, ioita tdaud orfin Eos
70 laiua. Catalan pois foinut la
r%meepulit" tieltd. iotta maa felpaa
paremmin a%futtaipiqe. Woita onfin
tddltd alma iofu talpenfin aifana
ostanut la hmultatpaSti feipdiud
,fontrimme" roc Sta o;fein faSnaa.
Sairautta on tGGud fopasti. 2ops
5et erittdinfin IoiraStamat psfd taus
tia meIfein idriestddn. Otto Nurfs
faldn paimo on i%airastunut reuma'
tismia 10 uIeita miiffoia muoteen
Omaha, eitd paranemiiesta ipield
ole mitddn tietoa.
Ndin MuttaioSta eIitpfIen foulun
perustomiIesta 2aniauisfirffofuns
MALE. SiitS Ianon, ettd e on mais
MO tortoihiS, maan fen pitdiii pan
ma 10 aIfuun ennen firfoaiefofous'
Ia. Yi.dii ruWeta ottamaan ilmi
fuinfa palio alfaiii ferddntpmddn
IS Iabjalupauffia. Sos niitd ferddns
tpiii 2 tubatta, min Ie oliIi 10 taunis
alfu. Siud iummala 10, fun rabat
oliIi foottu iopiTi mennd Dulutbisto
fatIelemaan foulun paitfoo. Slen
nalmis labjoittamoan miitoien tuo'
hon torfoitutIeen. Wlutta Iamaua
buomautan ettd pitdiIi tmla Dabin-
costa ~tpiiIaafii ia perustaa foulu
IuiemmaIe ppbiaae FUN &anfansS'
pisto oil. apad ioiialistit inlfeemat
,pieId toiienfin opiston meiltd rpDss
tGG, Jos emme beti lasfe ieuaiSta
perustusta, ettG heibdn eli auta. So
tpoispa WiuiamIonifin alfaa ampus
maan nuoliaan, iota MT on toman
fobtolpn alaiiefii ioutunut. paiffa
iofu muoTi oifaa foitti meta maple>
idiiid bouftua tdmdn iaman Iutta'
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I'd manboisto; olen antanut ne nd.
neIe anieeffi, maan Iiud maotimuf.
5e0a, ettd rdId Eileen ipntid tee."
Snhn Mnttila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03

Tammifuuua.

Mrmoiia Muttoio!
Suonetbon Iiioa tdae beifoIe fp'
bdpfieqeni.
Sli aifonutleni firjoittoa i%ontun
ianan mosta Sumolan Iuuresta orr
mosta ia raffauoesta, fun ban meis
I'd ibmislopfia pad pitdd ia boitaa
meta 6dneen usfomia niinitorboss
Iaan, iobon 6dn or pannut meiodt
tpDtd tefemddn.
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peuoestaon on !Sdn meiodt poioS>
5aon ~outuoafIi tebnpt, ioten emme
toimiqammetoon, olipo ne ben9el'
IistG eli maa1ista lootuo, moi mis
tddn oniaito, iota fpud iielunfpibols
linen uiein mieleen iobtoo. Spnin
tarpeeuista ON muistoo Noomotun
fertpmus: miinomden iIdnndstd ia
tp~omiebistd, fiq6 Re on ibmeeIinen
paiffa 6snsesid iutfia. Siitd ioam'
me ppetusta ettemme main idiIi Ser.
rata maatimaon palffaa futen oil.
fimme iotain anIainneet. Se idttdd
meibdt tuomton ale Jos toilemme
maaoimme SumaIolta p%oltfoa. Sa
fpuG lie min onfin, ettd muuta emne
anIaitiefaan fuin ransoistutIen o.
miaa tDiudmme. Wind en- ainafoan
nGe muuto fuin fabotufIen Jos Ell
SeeIus, meri'plidni, diff minua tebs
MT mobbouiIefIi. 2iitos, STA tais
moinen, ettd San OH minuafin futs
iunut pimepoestd ibmeeuiieen pols
feuteen! So mt iaon S~eeiufien an.
fion tdboen ola taipasfeIpoinen,
maiffa oIenfin furiin ipntinen. Ca
maa onnea taritoan iittuaefin, iofos
ct pield ole Ioonut 5ieIun rouboo.
Fun ct ole iitd Seeiuffen foutta etTis
MT.
Seeius life meitd iobtafoon!
Vditd toimoo armosto autitaS
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Kavabtakaat
(Satfoa ~ebeuiIeen. J

l. @imGtfD muffin oSaiIi fdpttdd tds
I'd forteata mined pddrin ia pettdd
ia mieteud Iiad, mitd tirfon nimesId
f~ersfaten eIiteuGGn? 81 ole fuitens
faan fetddn usfottaipa, iota ioiain
muuta tabtoo opettaa, maittopa bds
neud oliIi tooistus olenania apos'
toll tobi mielGpd enfeIifin toimaasto.
Gn t,boo pubuofaon iiitd, iofa tuIiii
firfon t%ooistufIiaa, Iiud Ell firtolIa
fpieId ole min forfeata fdIitpstd eifd
fpalaistusta, ei min tdpbeuistd pubs
tautta ia 'ppbppttd fuin on enfeIei0d
toipoasia.
On fen tpuofIi tarpeeaista, e0ems
me taboo ioutua mieteltdpitIi iel'
loisten forfeoin nimien ia fersfoufs
fen fantta, eitd fristitpt, futen olen
iononut, enIifIifin nmistanot ia tun'
tepot GristutIen oifeon opin ia tuo'
mitIepot fen npioao foifti muut Opt,
onotfo ne len mufoiIia ia rofennes
tut oifeaIe perustufIele mai eimdts
fD. Siud FUN ban fGsfee fristittpns
ia famobtamoon mddrid opettoiio
ia fen fautta tefee heiodt tuomoritii
ia antoa BELLE ndQon iopa fdsfpn
Fin faiffia oppeia foetteIemoon ia
tutfimaon, min noatii ban mpDsfin
Iamoua, ettd be oliIipat niiiaita ia
pmmdrtdwdifid fristittpid, iotfa OF.
feon opin iietdndt ia ioattonot teb:
bd erotufIen oifean ia nddrdn ND.
liud.
Gibdn tdqoinen opin tuomitIeminen
ia arfposteleminen Iaa tapabtua bel.
BAN omain oiatustenIo ia oman nil.
autenIa mufoan, ferefaamana BELLE
annetusta ben9estd, ppbppbestdSn
nm. Tdad tomoua paami nddrin
anastaa ttlelleen ia fofoufitueen fots
fen pddtdntowouon ia melmoittao
iofaiien beibdn tuomioita nouoottds
maan iiitd fpDstd mufa, ettd be
ofpat Min Ianoneet, ettd BELLA on
ppba !Senfi, eimdtfd uoi iiis ereb.
ipd inc. Daon fristitpiud tdptpp
ola narmo obie, iota i%eurooipot, ia
fen nimend on aristufien Jana, iofa
ptFn tdsid oIfoon oiennusnuorona
ia obieena, futen MT uiein on ianot.
tn. 9afeefo iofu miinamden mars
lola oriontoppuroista toitfo Iiitunois
ia obbaffeista ia iamoin: mdbdnnpt
pun foswaa bdiipt bebeImdt. Wuts
ia bdn ei pubu tdsId etupddsid iels
IaiIista bebeImistd, iotfa omat Min
t1rfeitd ia fouroon iuntutpio, eiid
iofainen moi, frisiitDfddn oIematto,
beIposti tuomita ia tiinteo ne maail'
monfin iiImisia iuItiiiff firotuiffi
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03

Siettiin fesfuetelun oloiIefii Ieura
funnan IddnnDt, ioista OIL olut iois
tain epdilpfIid ia erimieliIpptIid, ct
I'd pddstdiiiin ptiimieliIppteen ia ettd
faiffi erimieIiIppoet loppuiiimot.
Seurafunnan iddnnDt pGitettiin
fddnndttdd ptIimieliIesii Suomen
fielelle ianasta ianaon etid iaomme
belpommin oiiot ielpiqe mieId eris
mieliippoen oibe on oIut ia fenenfd
fautto. Sadnnot pGdietiin ldbettdd
postori s. Sirnen fddnnettdmGfIi,
iofa Idbetps idi past. s. Ianfilon
toimefIi.
Gnn ieurotunnon IGGnnDt paIoos
mot fdGnnettpnG, ON e5imieben ia
tiriurin fuiiuttatpa lailIinen ieura,
funnan fpfous ia tarfoetettaipa Idns
tiIeen fotoufIesla, iosfo moioaan
fauntin foortisIa muuttaa ioitafin
Ionoia ilman luurempia fustonnuf
fla, paan onto eniimdiieen muoiifo-
foufIeen loobittona uubet.
3dmdn idlfeen fofous raubani.
iesti lopetettiin.
&ofoutIen puoIesta
6. 2oitiainen. u. &aartunen.
eIimieS. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03

poppi fdp ebeleenfin Min fuin
ennenfin iofa niibentend iunnuntoi'
no pitdmdsId firfonmenot ia Iamoil.
la ebooiua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03
T0TUUkSIA
Duluth Husa- kaivannoista.
Husa kuparikaivannOt
Jemtland'issa, RuOtsissa,
kuuluvat nyt =
Duluth Husa Copper. Mines Yhtiolle,
2l8 West Superior ST., Duluth, Mimi.
2l8 West Superior ST., Duluth, MINI.

Malta kaivantoja on luvultaan I9 ia siaitsevat ne 5000 eekkerin
maa-alaHa, josta 5000 eekkeria on metsan ALA. Yhtio omistaa hyvan
vesivoimalaitoksen, kaytannolisen kaikele kaivantoaale, tehden sen
siten kokonaan itsestaan rippuvaiseksi. Kaivantot0ita voidaan teettaa
Ruotsssa kolmattaosaa huokeammalla kuhn Ameikassa. Kuuluisaksi
tuneet kaivantoInsin00rit Ruotsista, Noriasta, Saksasta, Itavallasta, Eng
lannista ia Yhdysvalosta ovat yksimieisia raportessaan Husa kaivan-
tGhn maiden. Tassa or parin insin00rin lausunnot:
Dr.. Custaf Bescow, yksi Ruotan kuuluisampia kaivantoinsinoonia,
samoa naiaa ihmeelisista Husa kaivannoita:
,Tietojen ia phkalisten kokemusten perusteela on, eli
ainoastaan tutu sihen varmaan vakaumukseen, joka on
huomattu 10 hti ensi alussa, eta palon kuraria on 10y
kuutukseen eta kupain palous Husa -ahueena on persti loppu-
nation ia aSetOn"
Taas han kirioittaa:
,Paatokseksi voipi samoa, eta kuparin paljous Husa
alueella on perati Summation min etei sta voida millaan
keinoila kaivaa lian vahin."
Insin00ri Dwight E. Woodbridge kavasi Husa kaivannoila Wine kesa-
ma, ia kertoo raporeissaan M. m. seuraavaa:
,Oen vama siha eta tavaranrahti Trondhjemista noihin
kolmeen edellamainittuihin maihin eli tue nousemaan muuta kun
"a ,,shilingia" tonnia kohti, edelinen summa yoi ola hyIn
rmttava. Rahtihinnat rautamalmile eraasta satamasta joka ST.
min satamiin nousee non 3-5 rshilingiin" tonni, ia monta tom
mia kuietettin tuolla vaLlla Wine vuonna 3 shillngila tonni.
Trondhjemin ia maiden Wine mainituen satamain vainen mat
ka on mputamaa sataa MALTA lyhempi kuhn Narvikin liohon Wit
tasin alussa.
,Europassa o monta frmaa iotka mcclellan odavat NAL
mia Husa kavannonta, kuen Vivian Waleesissa ia monta muuta
Antwerpenissa, Ghentissa ia BrusseHssa, my0skin Saksassa, jossa
Mansfield Copper Co. on alma valmis ostamaan malmia, vaikka
shla itsenaankin on sta paion. Saatte ola varmat eta kun la
hetatte malmia noihin satammn, eta sc menee helposti kaupaksi
eli saadaan sulatetuhsi metaliksi huokealla ia kohtuulisena him
MALTA"
The Duuh-Husa Copper Mines Company tarjoaa 10000 osaketta
Observation-Disclosures myytavaksi saadakseen site oNaa uusia koneita
kaivannoile.
Yhiotamme Ironwoodissa, Mich, edustavat: Emil Nyberg, kauppi-
as, Magnus Olson, Olson & Berqvistin liikkeesta ia Anton Larson, leipuri.
Osaketiauksenne vGte jattaa heile ia tulette saamaan M yha huolel-
lisesti regiseeratuiksi vaikka lahettaishte ne suoraan nellie.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03
Vapaapiljetti
sukulaisillenLe ja tuttavillenne
SuOmest Amerikaan
ostakaa alma
American Linjalle,
Valkean Tandem LinjaIIe
eli
Walk. Tandem Dominion
Linjalle.

Silloin tulee matkustaianne saa-
maan aianvaatimuksen mukaisen
matkustuksen. Maiden linjain lat
tilais-laivat ovat nopeakulkuisia ia
ovat varustetut parhaimmilla kol-
manner luokan mukavuuksilla.
Hytit ovat iaetut pieniin osiin.
A ia 6 hengen vuoteisiin, pariskun-
mile, yksityisille naisille ia mie.
lille.
Ruoka ia kohtelu on hyva kali
kissa laivoissa.
Suoranainen yhteys Suomen
Hoyrylaiva Osake-yhti0n laivojen
kanssa.
Piljetin hinnoista y. M. kysykaa
osoitteella:
Wifliam wsdft, g5iomies,
321 SuffoIf It. Sronmoob, Micb.
o. e. BRECKE,
Northwestern Passenger Agent,
121-123 s.. Bird st.
Minneapolis, MINI.