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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
SECTION FOREMAN ON GREAT
WESTERN IN ACCIDENT.

From Tuesdays Daily.
John Dixon, section foreman on the
Great Western road, sustained painful
injuries ut about eight o'clock this
morning, at Il point half II mile this
side of Bcnnng, on the Great West
crn track, when the new gasoline hand
car that the crew uses was run down
by a Milwaukee gravel train. Mr..
Dixon and the four men comprising
his crew were enjoying the ride out
to their work and were bowling along,
when suddenly they saw the Milwau
kee gravel train of twenty-siX cars
coming toward the city, loaded with
gravel for the work near Good Thun-
der and Mapleton.
Collision Was Inevitable.
Mr.. Dixon and his men, a. c. Ander
son, George Wussow, X. c. Anderson
and Andrew Anderson, seeing that
there was not time to get out of the
way, jumped off. Mr.. Dixon then
thought that he would make an at
tempt to save the car, and went to
it and tried to reverse the engine and
back up out of the way of the train,
but in spite of the efforts of Engineer
Lorenz of the gravel train, collision
occurred. Mr.. Dixon was off OF the
car at the time of striking, but was
hurled by the wreckage off of cul-
vert and fell upon his head, which was
badly cut.
The train was brought to stop
and Mr.. Dixon was picked up and
placed aboard and brought to
the Milwaukee depot, where ne
was placed on an imprOvised stretcher
in the baggage room. Drs. A. O.
Bjelland and Roy Andrews were soon
ON the scene and gave first aid to
the injured, after summoning an am
bulance. The man was then taken to
Immanual hospital.
Injuries to Mr.. Dixon.
1t was found that Mr.. Dixon was
suffering from deep cut across the
front of his scalp, three inches il
length, and from bruises and scratches
His face was SO covered with blood
as to be unacceptable, yet ne die
not lose consciousness. 1t is believed
that his injuries will yield rapidly
to treatment, unless something unfor
seen occurs.
The freight train was in charge o.
Conductor Hanson, and the sngineel
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
DECLARES THAT ROOSEVELT IS
DRUNK WITH POWER.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
New York, August 4.-Colonel George
Harvey has been made a member of
the Ananias club, with all the emolu-
ments thereunto belonging Why so?
you ask. George wrote an article for
The North American Review, entitled
is Roosevelt an Asset OF Liability?
. Here is one of the pleasant things the
author of the article says of mis- fellow
colonel:
S''The effect upon that ardent temper
ament was inevitable and irresistible.
Himself became drunk from sense of
power. Incalcuable; harm ensued from
reckless acts and unconstrained mouth
ings. Dominance of the ego became
absolute. He no longer interpreted the
law. He was the law. He no longer
.eXpOunded righteousness. He was right
eousness incarnate. All men whose
recollections differed from his were
liars. All who disagreed were
'scoundrels. So it was then, and
so we regret to say, after a
full year of changing perspectives, re-
taxing concentrated mentality and rest
ing jaded nerves, it is today. Such
the force embodied in this Son-or
should we say Child of Destiny"
Invites His Fate Later.
1t is possible that in the quoted
paragraph Colonel Harvey. sought to
-forestall the effect of forcibly pro
tnl I.
portals, but he does not invite his
fate until later when he sets this
down temptingly in front of the "ar-
dent temperament
But recently Roosevelt, the man, de-
elared that if national election were
to be held next November he undoubt-
edly would be the republican candidate
and would win. His personal desires
would be negligible. Circumstances and
conditions would dominate the situa-
ton, and his would be the role of a
Sou Of Destiny"
If The Review writer was not pre-
destinated, he certainly was elected. One
unanimous voice, raised from the height
Fof Sycamore Hill, sent him without
the preliminaries of initiation into the
Ananias fellowship.
'That is simple falsehood," said
the ranking colonel, and hereafter, with
Whitney and the rest of the charter
members of the organization. the junior
colonel will look out of the window.
watching for the next who, in the
certainty of things Rooseveltian, will
not long delay his arrival.
Pointed Question Is Asked.
Touching the question of whether
the ex-president is an asset or liabil-
ity, The Review writer has this to
say:
"Time has come for new reckoning.
Turn the page and take the pen. Is
/ Roosevelt a liability OF an asset? Who
can say? He fetches popularity sorely
needed. He also brings confusion and
distraction. He offers amazing power
of effective appeal. In turn, he de-
mands subserviency. He is willing
perforce, that for the time his own
nominee shall continue to be president
of the corporation, but he must be
chairman of the board. The president
as an official, shall heed the bylaws
but he, the chairman, must remain un-
! fetterpd The nresidant chall Sofo
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
AUGUST 30 TO SEPTEMBER 2 ARE
THE DATES.

Blue Earth, Mimi, August S.-The
thirty fourth annual convention of the
Minnesota Womans Christian Temper
ance union will be held in Blue Earth,
August 30 and 81 and September | and
2. The local committees, headed by
Rev. Alice H. Allen, Mrs. Agnes Con-
rad, Mrs. l.. NJ. Nichols, Mrs. G. S.
Rachel, Mrs. l.. l.. Willmert and Mrs.
Ellen Winship, have the home prepare
lions well advanced. The special guests
of the convention will be Mrs. Mary
Harris }Armor of Eastman, Ca, and
Miss Addic A. Austin of Chicago. The
program is as follows:
Program for the Week.
Tuesday Evening, August 50-S:oo
Music; devotional, Rev. w. ~. Jen-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12

Summary: Two base hits, Newgard,
Kennedy. Struck out, by Lamb. O.;
by Graves, l.; by Windel.' 3. Bases on
balls, off Lamb, 2; off Greaves, 2.
Hit by pitcher. by Lamb, levine; by
Windel, Kinkcl and Frank Wines.
Sacrifice hits, Rognas, Kinkel. 2, Lamb.
Sacrifice fly, Kennedy, Lamb. Stolen
bases, Perry, Bowerman, Malloy,
levine. Frank Wines, Fred Wines, Kin
KEEL, 3. Left on bases, Thoens, A;
Mankato, s. Hits, off Greaves, 5 in
22-3 innings; off Windel, 2 i'll 5l-3 in
ming. Time, l as. Umpire, Mcintosh,
Sarord Earpa
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
s4co REWARD, s1oo.


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constitution and assisting nature in do
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they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
Wonderful Cures

Perfected in old cases which have been
neglected or unskillfully. treated. No
experiments or failures. We do not un.
dertake incurable cases. but cure, thou
sands given up to die.
Consultation Free and Confidential
Reference, Drexel State Bank
Address DIR. ADDISON.JO JONES
764 LAKEWOOD BLVD, CHICAGO.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
Piles. Fissure, Fistula

Guaranteed Cured Without Surgical
Operation or Detention from business.
All kinds of piles and rectal d seaseS treated
Piles iniure the general health, produce indigestion
bloating and nervousness; Often cause untold suf
even though you have been told surgica operation
was necessary. Hundreds of such cases cured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12

summary: Two base hits, Malloy,
3: base hit, Newgard. Struck out by
McCleary, 6; by Mcmahon, 3. Base
on balls, off McCleary, l; off Nc
Mahon, L. Stolen bases, Frank Wines,
3 Sacrifice hits, Fred Wines, Poison
Left on bases, Mankato, 5; Thoens,
4. Hit by pitcher, Frank Wines.
Time, l:30. Umpire, Mcintosh.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
Chronic Diseases of Men and
Women a SpeCialty

Space forbds the mention of but few If the
Chronic Diseases which treat OF both men am
women. If you a nervous eXcitable nd irritable
respondent weak and easily tired out II you have
lack of energy, want of confidence. depOstin urine
or if you are a woman and have headache, backachl
or pain in side, my treatments remarkably success
full. Married ladies should be accompanied by thei'
I'M Sha n
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
Injured Man Faithful Employe.

force to break an axle and otherwise
damage it.
Injured Man Faithful Empl0ye.
Mr. Dixon resides at 100 North
Sixth street, and has wife and two
children He is about tllirty-fou
years OF age, and has heid his present
position for two years and eleven
months, although he has been in
the employ of the Great Western
road for a much longer period. He
has many friends who will hope for
his quick recovery. He complained OF
being bruised and sore on his body,
but the most pain was in his neck
and face. Probably except for his
efforts to protect the company's prop
erty he would have been uninjured.
No Bones Are Broken
When the physicians looked over
Mr.. Dixon at the hospital, they found
that he had no broken bones or in
ternal injuries. but that he was suffer
ing from the shock of the injury They
found a deep cut in the fore part OF
the scalp, three and q MALI inches
long, the lower lip half cut off, cut
in the right eyelid, a cut on the
bridge of lis nose, the left shoulder
and collar bone bruised and cut, the
left knee bruised, and the small of
the back hurt, and many minor bruises
and scratches. They expect their pa
tent to recover, although he may be
laid up for few weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON WEST
FRONT STREET.

From Fridays Daily
While Jay Hubbard and his young
son, Dean, were returning from Sibley
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12

had the air brakes applied when the
train hit the car. The train at this
time was not going fast, but the en-
CINE struck the car with sufficient
force to break an axle and otherwise
IL, tpnun II
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12
DR.. ADDISON JONES

The regular and reliable Chicago
specialist now making his fourth
years monthly visits to Mankato
will be at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18

The Dreamland Theatre company has
Tor the patrons to-day six great popular
pictures, the ones that viii please the
most people The head-liner is entitled,
"The Millionaire and the Ranch Girl" a
western story OF deep heart interest. II
shows how a rascally land agent endeav.
ors TO force young western girl TO
marry him by foreclosing a mortgage
on their ranch The owner Of the mort
gage learns the true state Of affairs,
makes amends and wins the girl. Dupaw
sings two latest song hits Don't miss
this program.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18
Vermont Academy's Work.

As a school for boys alone Vermont
academy is doing excellent work, and
the bright prospects of the saxtons
River institution proved beyond a doubt
the wisdom of its management in Civ
ing up the co-educatonal plan. The
modern system of education with its
trend toward practical training, makes
the maintenance of special courses for
both boys and girls too expensive for
school of Vermont academy's size and
endowment, say nothing Of other reasons
against the co-educational idea. Under
its present policy Vermont academy bids
fair to take advantage OF an enlarged
opportunity in the educational field BY
reason of increased facilities along def
mite and well chosen lines. And in its
president, Rev George B. Lawson for,
merly of Brattleboro, it has leader
thoroughly capable of meeting the situa-
ton in a way to accomplish the results
most to be sired.-Brattleboro Re-
former.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18
TALK OF The TOWN

Large size buck towels, lOc each, at
Pery's on Saturday.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds. gold
and silver at Burr's.
G. II. Raymond of Clarendon is visit
ing relatives in the city.
1t viii pay you to read our ad. about
Thanksgiving linens. Vaughan's.
New England STANDARD Magee stoves
and ranges, at the n. D. Phelps Co.'S,
Paul &. Belknap Of Bellows Falls was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Thomas H. Brown has returned to his
home in Rutland, after passing few
days in the city on business.
Rev. ]. Wesley Miller, member of the
House of Representatives from Bethel,
was a visitor in the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins returned
to-day to their home in Burlington, after
spending few days with friends in the
city.
Walter Fitzgerald returned last night
to his home IN Lynn, Mass after pass
ing few days in the city on busi-
ness.
Penny pictures, "a for 25c; larger ones
at proportionately low prices. At the
Bolster block, room 0. There for a short
time only. |. w. Lyman.
At the Biiou, the program of pro.
grams. "The Curse of Gambling a SER
mon in itself, and the l. NJ. p. picture
Among the Roses Mr. Henderson
sings the comedy hit, odd Doctor
Brown"
Mrs. Joseph Long and two sons Of
Leominster, Mass, are expected to arrive
in the city tomorrow and will pass a
few days at the City hotel with Mr.
Long who has the contract to change
the river bed.
Edwin o. Hutchinson, who was ar
rested Wednesday night by officer Dineen
on warrant charging him with the
larceny of gold watch belonging to
Mrs. Charles Oliver OF Merchant street.
was arraigned in the city court this
morning and pleaded guilty to petty
larceny. He was fined S. and costs of
SS.l6, which he was unable to paw. and
went to the county jail for "a days.
After stealing the watch, Hutchinson
pawned it for 50 cents at a house in
North Barre, where it was recovered BY
the police
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, l9lo.
Weather Prediction

Generally fair tonight and Saturday,
with moderate west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-18
Bargains for Saturday by the Frank
McWhorter Co.

We have secured another case Of that
heavyweight jersey underwear for Sat
urday, SOC garment; also a case OF
mems black hose, for Saturday l0c a
pair; boys coat sweaters for Saturday
soc. See them ilf our window
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
:Ge S,aumalaimen famlmiiaas

tobtori u. S. Sanner pitt piime fuun
27 pnd taaien SeIiinsisid Grottaian
15-17:sid eiitelmddnid iufnpuoli'
aTioista. Sun llubenmaan lddnin
fumernDGri on fieltdnpt bdnen pitds
mdStd Ianotusta aibeeSta eiitelmid
Seliin9isid ia Fun bdn taalen alfoi
eiiteImdsIddn mennd liian pitfdue,
feboitettiin bdntd fesfepttdmddn.
Sdbdn ipastaii Tanner. ettei bdn
iuostu. Muuteituaan biufan elitel'
mdaibetta alfoi bda Iauiua Ieuaiiia
ianoia poliiiilaitotiesta, ettd poliiIi'
mestarin.( iota oil Idsnd, tdptpi as
tua eiiin parin fonstaapelin fera ia
fesfepttdd iilaiiu iuus iefd baioittaa
pleiID.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
3eittem rafcntaminen fDtatarfpis
tuffia tpartem.

2aabittaesIa matfaIuunnitelmia,
ioita reIeripi1otilasten ia beposten
t,ilee liifefannalle oietettaesIa nous
battaa 9lunufien Iddnin fofoontll'
mis- ia tparastopaifoilta Suomen
paltionrautoteitten aIemille, on buos
mattu Wiipurin lddnin roian ia &ai'
toidrpen fpldn mdIiiead oiala ole'
ipan noin 20 tpirStan matfalla ai'
noastaan iaIfapolfu. Slmoittaen
tdstd Suomen tenraaIifuperno6rille
ppptdd piirin eiifunta, ettd mainittl,
tieoia mabboliiimman plan pantais
FIN funtoon. Sdmdn iobbosta ppp-
tdG fenraalifumernDDri enaattia
rpbtpmddn faiffiin toimeenpiteiiiin
mainitun tieoian foriaamiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Saaffiriffu.

Wtarsfielb. Ore, tammit. IA p. =
3olmestafpmmenestd pboestd mie'
bestd bDprplaitpa S5orinolla. ionfo
mprsfp beitti matalifolle toisia pdi
mdnd ia mursfaIi Ien paloiitIi
naan fafii miestd pelastui. Yaitii
Sarrp &ent3ellid, enIimdietd foneen'
fdpttdidd, iofa tiebotonna aiautui
rannalle, mpDsfin toinen apulais
foneenfdpttdid s. HobinIon pelas
tut.
Soitafin hinteia ienidlfeen FUN
&ent5eu oil pelaStettu, bdn tuli tie
toibinia ia fertoi, ettd tapteeni Iu'
gan ia 9arolo Wtilis. laitpan ais
noa matfustaia, Iioottiin pbteen
mastoon.
Hobinion liidii, ettd FUN etumasto
iobonfa ban ia tpiiii muita tones
ria oil fiiipennpt, fattef ia faatui
mereen, enlimdinen mpieeri 0tiIlis ia
folme merimiestd olitpat tpieId bens
sisId Iaitpan perdfanne0a. Ndmdt,
ianoi olipat ainoat eld'
pdt laipaua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

Honsfottaret otpat tefiineet uuoen
imuobin, ie on uuben uutufaiien fd'
fpelptanon. SuofIeen oifein vcom'
me il iant" pitdd = biufan ontuo!
2dpnti on alma riippunut fpaattei'
ben fuoIista. Otrectoiresputu, iofa
abtaana Ieuraii .ruumiin muotoia,
paati liufumat asfeleet; tpanbnn a.
jan letpedt pltpmpGri rppptetpt bas
meet panipat naiiet iipIuttaen fnlfe
maan belmoiaan fantaen. nuiien
,rpotondiie" ndfpp - iostain ippstd
= tpaaiifpon onhimiIen.
llubet acknowledgement opai
iaIfoien foboaaa ionsen fefpett.
.DldpddStd poltpiin asti opat sne
tiutot. lluiia pufuia lDptpp monta
,eri MALTA. 8aiffein fuoiiffaimmai
fuuluwat oleipan IeIloiIet, ioisIa le'
iped bome alfaa bpfpin albanlta.
yte ofpot bpfpin Ipbpitd ia ipaati
mat ne forfeapartiIet pdriIlifet fen'
rSdt. Sienot iltapuput tdtd uutta
molia opat eoestd lpbpet ia tafano
fuitenfin pittd laabus. &ensdt ia
pdri tuumoa iuffio ndfpp. = rluoei
puiput fuulupat berdttdneen Yarii'
iisio pbtd Iuurta buomiota FUN oi'
rectoire.pumut fonIonoan.
VI. y. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Yrufcsiori

9tuooli Gucfen Suomen puolesta
firioi.taa .SrantI. Seitunsisla" OF,
eIafirioitutIeua rSuomen ubfaapa
perifato", pari palstaa pitfdn firiois
tutIen, iosio bdn ei ainoastaan ie'
losta Suomen epddmdt6ntd histo>
riallista piteutta, paan mpDSfin
painostaa, ettd Suomen fanIa on
pfIilD fanioien ioufosia, iota ei tpoi'
ba lortaa pabinsoittamatta fofo
inbimiaistd fulthuria.
rSa tdmdn ptiil6lliippben febittd'
miIen eberptps," iatfaa firioittaia.
roIi 10 taniallinen a,itonomia, ilman
fitd tuibtuu ia fuolee mpSsfin ie.
So ie on ieiffa, iofa meibin faiftiin
iotta otamme oiaa fulttuurieIdmddn
idbeiIesti ia fipedsti fostee. Waifta
ibmistunta ei ipoifaan estGd tdtd
'bdnitpstpotd, Min moi fe fuitenfin
iImi!auiua pabefIumiIenia tdmdn
ioboosta, ia on ien pelpolliluus
Iauiua Tifpeelliien tuomionia tdmdn
mddrppoen ioboosta. Siqoin Ell
mpDbemmin aian tarfpitie moittia
meitd iiitd, ettd buoIebtiesfamme o.
mista eouisiamme olemme ppIpneet
no s!iapifdnisi0niinS ia iunnoitpmt
ma taniouiIen masIoolonIa puos
lesto toietelenon reippoan ia rob'
feon fanIan tobtoloon ndboen. Gen
tpuptii tuliIi foiftien, ioifa eindt pie
,bd inbimilliippoen pbteiippttd pelffi'
nj pubetopoina, faniolliiista eroo'
fpaiiuufIista ia puoluemastofoboiss
ta buoIimatta amomieliIeeti ia re
,belliIesti iultilauIua momionia ia
'tunteenIo, ia nariintin tulili faiftien
fuIttuurifanIoien ianomalebbistDn
rupeta tdqaiien aiatustafpan ia tpas
faumufIen tulfiffi. SellaiiisIa aIis
,oisia, iotfa tosfenat ipeeliien o.
IemaSIaolomme perusteita, on la
noilIa: ,qui facet conientire fpibetnr"
Il tltpaifeneminen on bppdtipmistd)
iuuri merfitps."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
6amniSta fprfpa faStpanttt labs
ipituS.

60 nuotta Iitten mddrdIi erds We.
ndidn notwithstanding palnellut
pirfamies, bonineupos Daboui -
freiffalaista fpntpperdd - testamen.
tisiaan 255.OOO ruplaa pliopiston
perustamiIefIi 9lteenoan. Iiud ehbol.
la ettd rabaiumma iiioitetaan pie
tarin paltaf,,nnanpanffiin forfoa
fasmamaan puoteen 1906 aSti,
ionfa idIfeen ie oil Iuoritettana &rei'
fon bollitufieue. Wlddrdaian mm'
peen menipd on pitfdIlisten fesfus.
teluien idIfeen Dendidn ia areifan
baIIitusten ndlild lobioihls forfoi.
neen mafiettu tpiimemainitulIe, ia on
Ie tdud 6Osnuotiieua olpaiaaaan
enndttdnpt fasmaa 2,5OO,0OU rup.
Iafli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Mntatpat 100 bpllaria.

&aporte, Snb., tammif. 13 p. =
Garl Doiber, erds 10 ipuoben tuans
ba farmarin poifa ppidptti tdnadn
9aItimoresSbion matfustaiaiunan,
fen ollesia oitpon iaopumoiIiuaon
paIanoue fjlalle, noin mailin per.
ran Idnteen WeItsborosta, Snbionan
naItiosio. Suna Iootiin ppidbtps
mddn fpmmenen ialan pddbdn I'll.
laSta ia motfustoiot tnntipot ulos
faubuisioon -neEdstd tdpteen pofa'
tusta paunmsto. Saatuaan tietdd
nuoren poian teon, be ferdIirpdt 100
bolIaria ia antoifpat len bdneqe
poIftiofIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
SSafitpiinan maabantmunti ia Eur.
fin fartan,cniti.

Gonstontinopplisto, ioulut. % p.
Goustoiotamari on bptudtipnpt bal.
litufIen lelitptiet fen ioboosto. ettei
ole Iopellettu tdptdnnDsId lafia, io'
fa fieltdd iellaiIen tpdfiniinan maa.
bontuonnin, iofa ei ole polmistethi
tpiinirppdIeistd.
&onstantinopoIista, iouluf. % p.
@aetates1aan eoustaiafamarisIa
tebtppn ndIifpielppn Ien ioboosta
ettei lafia Ipriin maabon tuonnista
ole noubatetti, ilmoitti rabaminis'
teri, ettd ippnd tdbdn on ie, ettei
poiba tebbd erpitusta tuiiniipriin ia
muulla tanalla eIiintppdn ipriin
tpdIiad Iefd ettd on tebtp iopimus
muiben paltoien fansia faifenlais'
ten tanarain ,papaasta maaban
tuonnista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Suoppoms on SbDnG uieimpiin
tpanAitSemiSiim.

Wusbinstonista ilmoitetaon, ettd
iofaiIesta 10000 ibmiIestd iofa
tpuoii 5S2 benfilDd ioutuu iuanfi'
laan. Suttinto On toimitettu 15S
ilturimmasIa faupunsisia Ybbps'
tpalloisia ia iiind on tullut ilmi. ettd
35 proienttia faifista tpansitiimiiisto
on tapabtunut iuoppomben tofia.
Wasbinstonin faupunfi petdd
tpertoia tdsId muille faupun9eiae,
81 iilti ole Ianottu ettd field fanio
oIiii pabeinpaa fuin muuallafaan,
mutta mabbolliIesti otpat iieud po.
liiiit fpalppaammat fuin muuaIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
5 vuOsikerta

pustontunnuStufienia" mapaamii,i.
rarien iuuresia fofoufiesIa no. 1876.
!9dn laniui iilloin: rYbteisfunno Ii.
leua iiipeelliippbeud on Min luia PEI
ruStus ia min ipanfat iuuret ibmiss
fpbdmesid ettd 5e moi ppstpsid pp>
IND pffindnid. Se moi beittdd foitfi
uSfonnon fainaloIauipat lpriddn ia
fnlfea plpedsti eteenpdin ipallotta>
maan maailmaa."
9dn pppii tpapaamuurarien tufea
taistelusia iumala.aatetta ipastaon.
usfonnottomien fouluien oppifirs
ioisia oil tpield fiuoin pfIi Iutu, joss
Ia pubuttiin ribmiien peIipolliiuuf,
iista SumaIaa fobtaan". Mut.a Su-
les Serrpn bortaana boIuna oil iaas
ba rSmmola" poistetufii fouluien
oppifirioista, ia iiind bdn onnistut
Fin.
Gbeld olewasta iaa 10 pienen fds
liiDfIen iobtatDien ronsfuluisien tpa.
paa'oiatteliiain iubteesta ei oinoas.
taan fatoliIailuuteen, pappispaItaan
=. m. /. tpaan pleenid fristinuss
foon.
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III miess ia $500, 900 naistp6nte'
fiidd, lufuunottamatta 1,690, ,686
paltpeliiataria. Wtainitusta puos
beSta fuluneina tpuoIina or nais.
tp6ntefiidin enenemisproientti olut
palion I,nrempi fuin miesten. gtiin.
pd on laii' ia iaipiteol lliIuuben alala
miesten lufu nousiut 8S,6 proIentil.
la, mutto naisten 1895, buonefolu.
teoIliiuubesIa miesten 1888, naiss
ten 256, firiapainoalaua miesten
1922, mutta naiSten 662 proicntiI'
la. 2enfdtebtaisIa on miebinen tpD.
Wpima pdbentpnpt 7,6 proientilla,
liud mdlin fuin naistpontefiidin lu.
fu on liIddntpnpt 90,6 prof..