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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Suggestion for a Church Fair.

These ideas are all usable and have
proved TO be money makers. They were
part OF an English market" which was
held on the lawn Of a great country house
for the benefit Of an ''open-air" charity.
The scheme was village green with the
attractions scattered about under the
trees. There were ali sorts of street
fakirs, including a hand -organ and mon
key. balloon seller. popcorn and pea
nut stands: a man whose only equipment
consisted OF wo-pronged iron stake and
ness by Offering chances at three cents a
shot to the one who could knock the
cocoanut of the stake with a baseball.
An old lady in quaint bonnet and shawl
sal knitting behind her stand, from which
she dispensed .'lollipops," to the delight
OF the children with pennies 10 spend
She had "treacle dates" sugar pluns.
almond toffee, ginger bread nuts and
butterscotch. Then there was n pieman
with his bell and push cart: he had tarts
OF all kinds. saucer pies. turnovers and
patty cakes. Girls in dainty costumes
had trays and baskets OF fancy work,
which they showed to all passers-by.
There were tents where refreshments
were served, with an English bill Of fare.
The following will give an idea OF how
the prices were marked: There was n
buttermilk bath and a stand with orange
niarmalade made from old English
recipe. plain tea, Cd (12 ceuts) plain tea
with eggs, Sd us cents); plain tea with
cold meats Is (24 cents) plain tea with
cold meats and sweets. Is Cd (36 cents) +;
hot supper. rs (4S cents).
A Paper Shower.
This was really gotten up as ioke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Toasts for the Bride.

REQUESTS for toasts 10 be used at az
fairs given in honor II brides VIII DC
answered satisfactorily by the following,
] am sure:
'rO THE BRIDE.
Love, be true 10 her; Life, be dear 10
her.
Health. stay close 20 her: Joy, draw near
TO ner;
Fortune, find what you can do for her.
Search your treasure house through and
through for her.
Follow her footsteps the wide world
over
And keep ner husband always her lover!
ANNA LEWIS,
TOAST TO \ BRIDE.
All earthly good ! wish thee,
All good for thee and thine,
And still not cn'y earthly.
But all that is divine.
May earth and hea2en sningle.
May aartn and heaven bc ono.
All through your earthly journey.
Till sets your earthly sun.
In sunshine and i'll shallow,
In siShin, ard m song.
MAY hsaTen D;css rour ulon
Throughout yvur Whole life long,
Z, G. A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

ments are served make lattice work OF
bamboo hshpoles, from which suspend
lanterns and crepe papers cut in two inch
strips. Large umbrellas with small lam
terms attached to each rib are always
effective and chains of artificial wistaria.
chrysanthemums and cherry blossoms
may radiate from the umbrella to stakes
driven for the purpose, thus forming a
pretty canopy. Paper fish can be pur-
chased by the dozen, inflated and hung
from every available place; they VIII
ny about with every breath Of air. On
tabourettes and low stands. place dwarf
trees and plants and bowls containing
flower holders with but n few artlatically
arranged blossoms
The Japanese flag should be much in
evidence. The imperial standard has a
gold sun on white field rne mau of
war has red sun with rays projecting
upon a background of white, while the
national flag has the same without the
rays around the sun Serve sherry sher-
bet, cakes decorated with candied cher
ries. Iced tea and the real Japanese rice
cakes which are now easily obtained In
large cities. Sweetmeets should be gin
ger, candied oranges and lemon peel and
nuts, also candied puffed rice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Devoted the of Entertaning the Etiquette OF Enter
tanning; Home School, Club and Church Entertainments

In August the feast OF the lotus Flower
is celebrated. then pond lilies should Do
the chief feature of decoration. Chop
sticks, small fans. parasols, china spoons
are all suitable for souvenirs also 'he
paper caps and masks Readings from
Mime. Butterfly" or the Japanese
Nightingale" would add to this tn'er-
tainrnent. To emphasize the oriental sur
roundings. the ladies might wear Jap
anese costumes. Here is recipe Tor a
lap" salad: Select even-sized bcets, bci
until tender and wipe off the skim
then hollow out the center WIN lea-
spoon Place in weak vinegar water on
Ice for two hours. Run some cold bohcd
potatoes through the ricer, add celery IN
small bits and chopped pecan nuts with
few snrigs Of parsley Season a on w Via dd
some nasrurtium seeds. Fill the beet
cups, place a spoonful OF ,mayonnalse
dressing on top and serve on leaf or mead
lettuce. Any kind Of fish or rice con-
coctons are also appropriate.
For a Wedding Menu.
VIII YOU please answer the following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
0Vel Entertainments

but turned out so we'll that the bride
wishes me to tell you all about II. IL
came about this way: Polly" declared
she would have no showers" OF any kind,
so al the little club TO which she belonged
one of the members said: well. let's
give Polly paper shower, just for fun,
as she objects 10 anything more seri-
ous''
The result was that at the next meet
ing there were many mysterious packages
brought in and deposited at the feet oil
paper napkins. paper dciies, shelf paper,
nice wrapping paper. stamped paper
wrappers for mailing wedding notices.
gummed labels for everything imagina BILE,
several uuires of tissue paper. notebook.
engagement book, telephone register, pads
OF letter paper, envelopes, current maya
zines on household affairs and fashions.
etc
A picnic luncheon was served on pa-
per plates, paper table cloth, etc. All
pronounced il a jolly affair.
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better than either

at a net cost of $40 maintenance, in
cluding washing and polishing once or
twice a week. IL makes the Hupmobile
considerably cheaper than a horse and
much more satisfactory than street
cars.''-W. W Kelly,
In ordinary city driving you can go
from 2S TO 30 miles on one gallon Of
gasoline: while for country roads, 25
miles on a gallon,"-F. r. Love.
II have been driving automobiles OF
had less trouble less expense. and
more pleasure with the 'Hup than
with any other car I ever owned
B. l. Marble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

questions with answers SO plain that no
one can misunderstood: II a lady at
tends a wedding breakfast at home OF
the bride. is she under any obligation So
cially TO bride and her mother. or does
her gift cover any Indebtedness
MRS. ]. J.. G.
An acceptance of an invitation TO a
wedding breakfast places O social obliza-
ton upon the recipient, whether she real
iZes that fact or not. She is indebted to
the brides mother and must call upon
her. She must call upon the bride and
she must entertain them both.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

questions as soon as uosx,s,.
serve at a II o'clock weddsxs
about four courses, ana
does each course comes ~
! would not have a dInnss
a breakfast and fruit
chilled cantaloupe. then
hot rolls, with green pease
salad. then sandwiches. ics y Y.
coffee, 'So q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
. Suggestions for Tea.

OuBRHbCIUIS IUI Ibd'
come again to you for advice. Please
give me some suggestions for a Japan
ese tea, or can you suggest anything
newer for teas? lola.
/ do not know OF any more satisfactory
function than a Japanese tea" give
a suggestion, or A number Of them that
are practical for either n private enter
tainment or a church affair Each year
our clever friends. the "Jans,' get out
some new novelties for decorations, and
they are always delightful when artist
cally arranged. besides they are the
cheapest articles obtainablc. Use lam
terms Of all sizes and shapes hung on
stout strings or wires in geometrical de-
signs. For the booths and where refresh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
A Charming Porch Party.

This delightful affair was given on tho
porch OF lovely country home, but j
may be just as successfully carried on
indoors and at any season OF the year
There were about twenty guests. eacl
asked to bring her work. The porch was
decorated entirely with garden flowers
that are so plentiful and brilliant at this
time After an hour of lively chatter,
with needle and shread. crochet hook
and knitting the hostess appeared ano
announced a 'so-in' contest. Slips oi
paper and small green pencils were
passed with the explanation that each
answer began so" as the first letters.
The questions and answers follow.
A wise man OF ancient timcs-Solo-
mon. 60
A necessary kitchen compound-Soap
What the twentieth century fying ma
chine should do-Soar
To steep In ltQuIG-Soak
Serious-Sobcr.
A nicknan -SobriQuet
Church members enjoy this sociapie
communisna-Socialism,
a mixture and an explanation-Solu-
ton.
Popular with the sgamer snHriiT,, sirl-sooa'
A seat built for two or more-Sofa
To dwell for time-Sojourn.
A note in muslc-Sol,
Pertaining to a light giver-Solar
What an article always is, II bought
Sold.
Metallic cenaent-Solder.
man OF war-Soldier.
Nearest the fioor-Soe.
lncorrectness OF langua age-Solectsm.
Alone in the world-Sole.
a fiat fish-Sole.
What a tramp does at the door-So-
licits,
S0und-SOnOr0OS.
Painful-Sore.
Species kind-Sort.
Seed -springler-Sower ,,,
After twenty minutes the key was was
read: then the hostess said: Having
finished .Song,' there would be Garden
competition" and and she. she dpnsst,drs passts,d aho'he'
l. We are a practical family, neither
sad nor sentimental, yet we never ran 10
make everyone shed tears - ,,,o
Q we are noted for our heads; II one
OF our family falls To have one OF Eooo
shape he is regarded as of little worth.
5. We are great travellers we ~eaa q
green uniform and our hesh Is eoo' '"o
T. Our dress is pink, but later we
wear brown ,, tho
5 We wear purple dresses ABOVE 'he
ground and white below , ,,,
6 Our leaves are crisp and curied' out
our hearts are creamy gold.
l. Sometimes large. sometimes smdn'
= cold heart with a rough exterior
am snow white and when Good 10
eat don a silken plume:
Q I have many little round compan-
ions in our narrow green house.
10 ! blush red because my name IL
term Of reproach. ,,,,
II. We are famed for our heads' ou'
they must be snow white
10 or shades of red and yellow, oncs
thought poisonous. now thousht mellow.
l3. Thick is our sta!k but tender our
crop. a., MAST
ii Our family name is nj me pasI
tense, yet we are on every 'ao'e vi ''
daY. uo, 20
Is Sturdy are we. yet not alio"ou 10
Ave In the sunlight. ,,s
Is Some of us are crooked All arouho'
others only In the neck.
IL we live in bright red houses anc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

1T is the most economical car. The
average cost OF oil and gasoline per
1000 miles has been only $s.2S. Tire
expense practically nil. 1t is the most
satisfactory car ] have driven during
the last six years."-B. @. Hannum
Have found II very economical
actually cheaper. I believe. than rid
ing on street cars. "A, j. Carpenter.
"As TO economy I average from
twenty-five to thirty miles on gallon
of gasoline. &C. H Kibbee.
II have driven my machine about
1000 miles and have not spent cent
for repairs, Considering that have
got this mileage In about FIVE months,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Specifications

MOTORS cylinder. 20 II. p. 81 inch
bore. 81 inch stroke. L-head type;
water cooled: offset crank shaft:
fan bladed fly wheel in front: Par
sons white bronze bearings; noise
less cam shaft.
TRANSM lSSION : Selective sliding
gears In extension bolted to crank
case: shifting without noise.
CLUTCH-Multiple disc type, self ad-
iusting. enclosed in gear case; run
ming in oil
REAR AxLE-Shaft drive; Hyatt roll
er and Timkcn bearings: shaft and
universal joint enclosed and lubrl-
Gated by oil from transmission
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

child n wee shovel with which to dig.
Then you can have q fairy gift tree
with animal crackers to be cut from IT
with a pair OF scissors, these to be
awarded rs prizes in the contests Ike
l do not think you will have any trouble
in providing amusement. There Is the
fish pond and the Jack Horner pie. TOO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
For a Children's Party.

Please. dear Madame Merri help me to
plan party for children, aged from six
10 eight. | want favors, also to know
how TO send invitations.
YOUNG AUNT,
] should write little notes on the at
attractive stationery prepared for chill
dren. some OF ii especially for parties,
with spaces for the names and dates TO
be filled In. You can have a mystery
sand pile on the lawn with inexpensive
favors concealed within II. Give each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

SRAkES-Two foot and two enler-
gency Gnternal expanding) 'on rear
hubs.
lGNITlON-Bosch high tension mag
neto. doing away with spark coil.
batteries and connecting wires.
TtR ES-30x3 inches.
WHEEL BASE-S6 inches.
TREAO-56 inches: optional. so inches.
SPRiNGS-Scmi-ell elliptical. patented
cross spring rear.
EQUlPMENT-Two side and tail oil
lamps. dragon horn. tools, repair kit
pump.
WEIoHT-120o pounds. regular equip
mont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

Questions on any subio,t !.
this department will chceys,5,
wered. A reply will be ssst
stamped and addressed srvs,.
closed; otherwise answers nm ~
this column. Address NsSn
care Tribune,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Proper TO Wear Hat ana

topVA W T0dI hat And
am invited to a weddins
at 4 O'Clock in the aft.rnoa.
you kindly tell me IL IL is ,.,
gloves With short sleeves 1nSp SSp
Ing ceremony ~Ao
Gloves and hat are per.sc,,.'
for the occasion you mentss
nat is not removed during ths'
unless YOU are asked 10 assIsf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Social Obligations
Kindly publish in your column these
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

N UPOI DuOWOIe
This was really gotten up as a joke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

For a Wedding Menu.
VIII you please answer the following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25

down by the Hupmobile just because it is the
size and type it is.
You never see any second hand Hupmobiles.
There aren't any 'Hup' that has year of SER
vice, with any kind of at all, commands within
few dollars of the full price.
Cheaper than street cars or horses;
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14
SrontpoobisIo:

Soban ia anna WiemerDn poifa
@dinD Nlefianoer ipnt. 20 p. teIdf.
east. 10 p. beinGf.
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Slmoitms.

Nurmiidrnen Gn. 2utb. 3onIauiS'
Ieurafunnon puolipuofitofous pibe.
tddn ieurafunnon firfosIa IiidudoIe'
man beindfuun II p:d idIfeen las
ten fouIun noin feuo IL pdimdud.
2ofoufiesio eniinnd tarfastetoon ieu.
KAUFMAN puoIipuoii tilt; pddtetddn
topulin foton forioufiesta; ia rgutta'
Jan" firiopoinon mofiomiiesta y. m.
Ieurofuntoa fosfemiSta ofioisto. =
Soopufao foifin, miebet ia naiIet
tdbdn fofonfieen.
Gfraim peuro,
eiimies.
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Sortans betttd:

Siistaino tt. 10 y. mrs. Wiounu'
ian maaua GteIG fontriqa Ito 2 ip /;
tesfimiiftona tt. 20 p. Flo puoli 8
italia 3uomas Hilulala, PdpIin
padQG; torStoina tt. II p. flo puoli
8 italia sJobu Gilpoieaa Nem Oa'
mis- IuteeIiua.
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Ou5oIeno on lainottu firieesiG,
ionfa on tirioittunut 8. Wt. NintIer,
Gmansniue, Sno. nWtind Jain pos
ban munnaistauoin ia ielfddni pofot
Ii fomin. Suntui fuin oliIin foooitas
nut faifen moimoni ia ppDrrptti III
iein ia foifti nGptti eoesIdni mustal,
ia. Stin SoIeDn &ionep piaerid Id6n'
nDaiiesti ia mt plen tdpIin terpe ia
tunnen iiieni futen uuii mics. So
Iepn tionep piaerit poronii miiut,"
Oscar Norolin9.
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Maxi & johnson,
Ironwood, Michigan.

Surbaa Hence eehoittan fonIalaiIi
anime GGneStImGGn lunan antomi
fen puolesta, Iia6 emme tieoG pbs
tddn Ipptd ntitIi fenenfddn foupuna
gin ia pmaa etuaon maIppnan benz
eilDn tuIili Iupoo mostaan ddnestd6.
Wrs. ia Wsr. 2pstila ia pittu
Slprence ldbtimdt louantoina Wiin'
neloton routafainonnoille iufuIaiIi.
aan terlpebtimd6u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14
rOnfc eidmd f~ddstdmiSen
artupinen?"

Wtrs. gtelie Wlc Ronrp, prebtis,
Wliis., firioittaa, ettd bdneud oil
erittdin poboo loatua munuoistouti
ia a puloo SoIepn munuoisIadte
paranIi bdnet termeefTi. San IouIui
firieenfd Iopusia: = rSpbdmmeui.
iesti iuoIitteIen SoIepn mumaisIdd.
fettd tdifiIle munuaistoutio fdrIipiI.
lie. &c iadsti minun benfeni".
Oscar NorbIinq.
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Soornanuoroiu beiodf. loppupio.
leila:
10 y. @brt8hiin t Z Dian tolosin
Flo 1 pdip6Ild ia Wiotti Hinnon tos
losIo iuouo flo $
20 y. &nuutti SobnIonin tolosla
Flo 10 a. y; ia Wtotti Nonnon taloss
ia flo 3 /. y.
~ y. SolioIen foululu FLO 10 a y.
- y. Silbertisid %firfosic Flo 8 i'll.
23 y. Silbertieid firfpsia flo 8 ill.,
"a y. @ilberijsId firtosia Flo 10
ia Flo 2 |. y.
"a =. ViroiniosIo Flo 8 italia.
% y. GmbarroeIa touluua Flo l
pGinGld.
~ y. Sbomion T. firfosIa fIo pup
Ii 2 /. y.
90 y. WiopIesia Flo 10 ia Flo 3 /. y.
30 y. 9esIemerisId Flo 2 ia Flo s
i'll.
30 p. DoteiieIbisid Flo 2 ia Flo
s III.
81 y. WofeIieIplsId Flo 10 ia Flo
3 |. p.
81 y. 9esiemerisid clio 8 italia.
s. q. Niemi
9bomIon, Wlinn.,
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!. 1ilatfaa polttopuunne MT.

= 3ilatfaa polttopuunne NIT.
Suoreet mpunpuut mofioa reffa-
fuorma 5 2.25.
2uimat mpuppuut mofiaa reffos
fuprma s $50.
2omet puut mafIaa reffofuorma
s $50.
Seott & 9one Sumber So.
SeITooni SO.
- BEHIND mbbtdtudttd. SptIpud
fantama Iebmd mppbddn baIpoua.
2dpfdd fatiomasia.
Gb. Ella,
100 81. Marquette Il.
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elite mbhtapama. poismu.

ton tGboen olemme p6dttGneet mpp
oG pmistamomme Acknowledgements
tebtaan 9urIepSId, mis-. Soluliiei
ostoiot poinat iaaoo ldbempid tie'
tpia binnoeta iefd ebooista Gbas
ytifuloIta, SurIep. g0is.
Nitula &c Gauppi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14

@ritbiSen iloiiead mieleud on
poppilon perbe Fun roufpa Wilen
poIoIi fesfiipiittona Safiosta tuo
ben tuaesIaan terueen tpttaren. =
Snneo!
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: Stutem olemme ilmoittaneet, o.

Rutem olemme ilmoittaneet, on
fountimme raittius mieIiIel WGeS
t6GG nifomus Iaooa fauntimme emf
ippspoaliin fieltplatipuolueen mie'
bid fofelaitIi faitfiin tauntin tpirfoi'
bin. Soimimoa tounti.tomiteao eli
ole tpield maIittu, mutta totoue lei,
laiien politIemiietii ia aIioioen idr
jestdmiIefii pioetadn beti fun oiian
pireiud pitdmdt benfil1t Iaamat tie
tdd fieltolafipuolueen pddtoimiStos'
to, Oetroitista, iosfo iaamme iieltd
raitista ia aiiauemme iuoIioaista oti
miestd fauntimme pleiiefIi Ippttdidt.
Il.
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Victpr Saarala on aIfanuttoi

- NtCtpC %yuuIutu OH uiLuituiipt
mimoan Muttoion fiertdmdnd oIio-
miebend. Sdn tulee motfustelemoon
MT olufIi Sronmpooin pmpdriStDud,
ottaen tilaufiia IuttaiolIe, Sdbetps'
pStdmdue lefd mpp firioiomme.
STR. SaaraIo, onen lDptdnpt ilons
ia, o%nnenia ia raubonIa See'nfiesfo
&ristutIesIo, on molmis ti~loiIuuoen
%Iaotuaan pubumaan Iiitd fonialaiIiL
lemme. Soinomme ettd Muttaian
lufiiat ottamat bdnet usfomeliend
fpoetaan.
Tplebm mnnnais lddfe paron'
tao faifen munuaistauoin mia
main on nield paronnettaptsIa, iil'
Id mifddn lddfe eli moi tebod enem.
pGd.
Oscar Norolin9.
2anlnbarioitnfiet iofa niiffo
periantoino ia tiistaina italia &an'
iouisfirfosIo.
- SaIuat ilmuittaa pleilDue, ettd
oIen ostonut Wm Wtden mateistou
pan, iosIa boluon palmeuu plei'bd
rebeniiesti ia pstdmdniiesti.
2unnioitufieaa
S. peffoIa,
321 SuIioIf IT,,
Sronpoob, Mid).
= 0ari betupiia mpptdmdnd.
:. 2iimaffo.
= Gilffi oIusbomeita mpp bal
maIa
R. paul
! 9urIep, Isis
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So0istms blamfetteia
papeille.

Fufnu
!&astetobistufiia .........$1.0 90 ia $500
Wibfitob istitIi ....$1.O0- 200
&asteenliiton MISUNDERSTANDING
l.OO
Wibfis ia misunderstanding
Observation-Disclosures norien
fuin mpDs &ippifoulutobis'
mf1tQ "a
&uoIemon pbistuff................. 1.20
!Gaiffio nGitd iaa tiIota pu6maini.
tuiuo binnoiua
UtinuIa on mpDs foSte' ia mibfi
tobistufIia N:ro 3, iptfa mafiao
$3.50 tuIino.
Serran Gbt. leiptd Idffilaotifoisio
1000 cpl. 1.50 ia 500 fpl. 80 I.
Grit &an8as, +
&. &:n fasiamies.
6. 9r II. Sronmoob, Wid.
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- WaiSten ompelutpotd mostoon
ottaa aIunnouoan:
444 Souf IT,, Sronpooo, Ulid.
Wiss. R. SIminen.
: itmfia 3estamentteia ia Roo'
mattuia iaopunut iuuri mddrd td'
m6n Iebben toimiStoon.
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Spbn Horpi, iofa on pc

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