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Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

weight. and stone in other respects. Ii
is used for kitchen floors and in halls,
corridors, cafes, restaurants, and pub
lie rooms. Il is impeNious to water,
and practically fire proof. Ii is floor
material in some of the German war
vessels. It is so used because it is not
liable to take fire or splinter If struck
by shells.
Many additional uses for wood flour
will probably be found. The amount
of sawdust TO be had in this country is
practically unlimited, and mill-men
will welcome any plan that will lessen
the waste at the sawdust dump.
Norway exports thousands Of tons
Of this sawdust -four yearly, and the
United States takes some of it. Germa-
nyis large manufacturer also and has
been for years. England is an extern
sive buyer, and much goes TO France.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Saw dust Flour from Waste Of Lumber
Mills.

Flour from sawdaSt Is another stepi IN
the movement for the eonsery alton Of
f0fest resources. The United states
CONSUL III Chrisliania, Norway, has
sent Il this government suggestion
along This line which may be 81 value
Ia american mmbetmen who are Nfest.
ing With the problem OF sawdast
waste.
The Hour la question is not the kind
which goes into the making Of light,
Aalis biscuits, and the other kind
Witch are not light or tlaky pastry,
but II Is an ingredient Of dynamite, Il.
noIenm, Nyelige, which, for The iniof.
nation OF the man on the street, i a
kind Of artificial flooring, and other
things. Its not pu. forward a new
discovery. for Il has, been in use for Sc
vefai years IN Europe, and to small
extent IN this country.
The wood tleaF Is ground In cheap
mill, very similar 10 those which grind
corn and rye. Pine and.spruce saw
dust Is used in Europe, and after pass
ing through the stones and The boiling
chest, il Is sacked or hsiled for ship
ment. Ii is then worth twelve te .hif-
teen dollars ton.
The flour has a number OF uses, one
os which i IN The making of dynamite
II i the absorbent for the nitro-glyeef-
Inc, which Is the explosive ingredient
Weod nour dynamite is inferior 10
that made With infusoFial earth as the
absorbent, but ii serves many patpas.
s., and i cheaper. But dynamite is
one y the smallest prospective uses FIR
the product. Iiuoieum makers mix
IL With linSeea oil and give body 10
Their fiQAg coverings. II Is not eoesla-
er i asise eqQai IL ground cork ses this
aAslNec. r. "A j les elastic; oef Il j.
sheaHxs a0a pasess requirements tog
ns#saA ssasits.
iAs ASST slss a. Important phase in
tAe Hsaa sssesars 4 xyease. a ktad s.
asslassAi raorns, Resembling WOOD ii
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wanted-an interpreter.

II was case of assault, and tie IT.
orally downtrodden wife WAS aging
her grievances before the magistrate.
He started by giving me tiff on
the nut" explained the angry eom-
piainant.
My good woman" rebuked th mag
istrate. you mustn't talk like that
here. | suppose you mean tr gave
you a blow upon the head
..Yus. yer washup An then e tried
ter do me IN By chuckin' Is 'bacy box
at me-"
by which | presume you men," In
terposed the justice of the peee Sc
verely, that he tried to injue you
by precipitating his box of tohcco ut
you. Pray proceed and nvok slang
and inform the court what oher In
juries he inflicted upon you"
well. then. he-er-he"-
Come. Gomez snapped the magis-
trnte. really beginning to lose lis tenn
per Don't waste the time Of the
court"
The Ill used wife looked about her
helplessly.
Excuse me. yer washup." she ex-
claimed at length. but | waswonder-
In what was the pet name inthis ere
court for a bin on the jibr'-London
Answers
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
a Tempest In a Tespot.

What war was caused By a clay tea
pot!
Fer an answer to this question Se
must SO. as might be supposed. TO fae
land of pigtails and porcelain. TIE
story goes that Chinese emperor In
olden days gave as max OF special
favor magnificent clay tapot of rsre
design to Lo Hung Chang bis favorite
natsdarin. This WAS laid ,p as prize
less possession among the treasures Of
Lo Hung or borne at hisslde by Two
attendants al all high ppllc festivals
and functions A rival mandarin = "
these signs Of distinettn with The
green eyes OF jealousy and hired a
man TO break the obnoxtus pot. The
clumsy fellow was eaugt In the act
and betrayed his master. War foao W.
ed between the two nandsrins aud
their respective felteweS. which re
suited 10 the overthrow and death of
Io Hung Chang and q recepgis1 OF
his rival into royal Iavofin MS p4ate.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Sunshine and Dust.

Tire Is more dust In the places IL
fumhnted by the suns rays than in
thoa which we call shady. IL you
lootalong a beam Of light as 1t streams
thrugh window or chink in the
dor you VII see innumerable dust
particles dancing about In the light.
Yos will be told by most persons that
thepe is Just as much dust In the nom
illuEHnated parts of the room as In the
moe favored spaces. but you cannot
see the particles because the rays do
not fall directly upon them You will
think that this is eminently plausible,
but 1t is not the case. The sun falling
usn the air creates irregular currents,
aud these currents stir up the dust and
collect 1t In layers along the line Of
ligt: hence there Is more dust where
thu sun shines than elsewhere. A Gu
rials experience in museum gave
pnof OF this. Ii was noticed that
thre was always more dust on the
gIiss cases exposed to the sunbeams
than on those which were never touch
ed by the rays of the great orb. and
this led 10 an inquiry. with the above
result
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Traced by Thermometer.

One night many years ago DIR. White
ltw was walking along with the mes-
ss1ger when ne was set upon and
Rocked down in a lonely part of the
mad His pockets were rifed, and he
vas left iyiHg on the road with
facture If The fbnla One Of the ar
tcles stolen was IA clinical thermome-
err with which he had that evening
AIKEN the temperature Of patient
slffering from eBteric fever. He re-
nembered the temperature registered.
;lso that he lad not shaken down the
mercury before putting the thermome-
Ter back in his pocket, and he COM
nunieated these facts 10 the police.
Some time afterward a thermometer
registering the identical temperature
vas discovered In Il pawnshop in
Glasgow and by this means the po-
lice were enabled TO track the doctors
assailants and to arrest them in one
81 the Glasgow theaters.-Glasgow
Medical Journal.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
RS Generosity.

'sYe4 bald the tired looking woman.
= very generous husband and
vilis ISIS |. way he gets that reputation.
The pA4r day / worked ard shaved IN
the kf1ser for about ten hours max
ing 1e<3 II was my first attempt. 50
had Transferable tronbie and burned
ms f.a rs about seventeen different
fiInessIi turaed out pretty good. bow
syer. I'd OF course | was proud aud
deiighsi. That night put some on
the fai i for dinner. and husband got
snthue stie.
Men day be was visiting sick
friendef bis. man. By the way. quite
able b buy anything be might want
and Nose wife never lifts her finger.
On kaving Mr. Generous Husband
says:Ny wife made some pretty good
Jelly tie other day. You might like
some I'll send you up half dozen
1aras
M, wouldn't that frost you or
Easp1ou or whatever they say. Half a
0oge1 jars. After all my work 10 hand
thatjelly over TO man whose wife is
TO hay TO breathe! I made exactly
e1gh 5ars. so we will have one moro
uniGs be has already promised ii to
eomGbpdy else."-New York Press.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

By REV. I. p. BRIGGS.

a pure white page before us,
This opening year eonfers.
Oh, what shall be our record?
Blessings, or blots or hlurs?
With all our honest striving
From duty's paths We stray,
It's only in our motives
We perfectly obey.
To will is present with us,
But how TO do the right,
We have not always wisdom
Heaven ways to keep in sight,
But God is so propitious
lie takes our wills for deeds,
Until. in heaven, our nature
No longer evil breeds.
SO let rs keep our courage
In fightinglhatefulisin,
Then, With liie's warfare ended,
Perfection we shall win
Boston, Jan. LIST, 1910.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

The workman manipulated the comb
Of pale. translucent tortoise shell like
putty. molding the top with his fin
I gers into small balls.
you thought we carved she'll hey?"
be said. with an Italian accent. mo.
no. We heat It up and mold 1t. We
are shell sculptors."
He took three pieces OF shell from a
pot of stea ming water and laid them
very carefully. one on top Of the other.
In press.
"Shell is like glue" he said. These
three pieces will weld together. and
not a sign OF a seam will show. Some
times we weld nine. four. twenty pieces
together. ! learned my trade In Ma
Piles. | don't want to boast but we
Neapolitans are the best workers in
she'll and coral that there are In the
world "-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Woman-and Her Maser.


The philosopher and his fiend sat
far into the night discouisingon things
in general and smoking stroIg shag.
Woman" said the fornr oracu-
larry. was meant to fill subordinate
position In the scheme OF creation.
Man is naturally her maspr. She
cannot nationally oppose his will. He
IS instlnctively and by the lag of nat
ural selection the dominan animal
Woman may learn to revolt bur she
can never learn 10 rule. Sh has one
mission In life-that OF obedience
Man is born TO lead. womanto follow
Man IS born To command. woman 10
comply She is secure ony in her
weakness. 1t is at once her duty and
delight 10 obey her superiorand"-
Then the door opened. ans there ar
peared the head Of femal, thereat
'.Theophilus said strn voice,
how often have told pu not %
smoke your herrid tobacco in the II
brifrye Its half past >, sir Come 70
hed Instantly.
Ant the philosopher si9ed. shook
his friend silently 10y the hand ard
went,-London Sketch.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Her Transformation.

irene WIS little street waif. A kind
hearted woman called her into her
home Que day, gave her a bath. brush
ed her hair and arranged il becoming
ly. tying ii with a clean pretty ribbon,
then stepped back To view the result.
A friend who was present remarked
that there WAS such a change one
would scarcely know hat il was the
same child Then the iittle girl spoke
up timidlK. But my names Irene yet.
amt IL -pehueaior
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
erogeh. a Sal.

7 regret % annouaee said thesue
sislsfe pres hes. That yaar hesg
Ikasias nr. roaasser, isis, .Ss,oSt-slsnd
Mil' p nsAtle g - FL shis .siRlt
iaF YaF@. wsts - aartxg This stfns
= 3 tfAn aeaseNs i. a .Thes ~
gsalass d iAeNsage. a ~ fsr fhs8lso.
re g tssa Ana aea.a MT laak
~aE saaie a. t* satlon ssilled
-Isessea 1sa4ssszl.t.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Asparagus and Cabbage.

Cabbage. strange 10 Tell. once grew
without head. 1, is native Of Eu.
rope. Wild cabbage. or the cabbage
without head, is callcd eollards.
cultivation put a head ON collsrds.
Cabbage tonnes down ey transmission
from .'vanut5s
one ~ the oldest culinary vesetab les
: asparagus rllny AID Cato ate il
Ter raeaAa'ie goUi and praised il
highly We are grow * II today n
peFfeSllen better than they ever had
H. Certain felS in lover t.nrope use
asparagus toAas a. Il substitute fer
coAse.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
panlel ana tne Ions.

An OH aearts preacher n Kentucky
WIS diiafne Moon events. ia he Mble
which had q noologitaI trend TIE de-
scrihed - delHee and INV all tie AMI
ua Is I'VE ~ tw0, WguI= 5Hta tile ara
and We're saved Then he discussed
the incident az leaaA aeA fAA whale
Raaam~ ass aud tina3y the pNpiel; o
Daniel, who entered the den 81 raven
INK lions and emerged unharmed. His
auditors listened with interest. am.
some of them seemed 10 have their
doubts as TO the authenticity Of the
tales
Finally one Of the Younger negroes
rose W and inquired. SAY. pahson.
Wux dem lions jest like The kind We
has now
sCose not. eose not retorred the
preacher, irritated al having nls dis
>our>e Interrupted -iiey was r. C.,
meaning befo' circuses :
The explanation was sufficient and
satisfactory Buffalo Commercial.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

lrritated Citizen Arent xeu asbqm.
"a OF yourself. going ailafii With tlar
street organ aad ltadM- - o s. .azv
life: Street organiSJ -i.azY Hfee Is ny,
sir. life with me is Que loliu daily
grind. Echo.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
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but may b. mailed al the transient see
ond class postage rate Of cent for each
four ounces Or fraction thereof, prepaid
by stamps affixed
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

Life's reckoning we cannol make
twice over. You cannot mend wrong
subtraction be doing your addition
right-tieorre Eliot.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
He lixsd Wal

He-Yes. be lives on ,br fat of the
land She What is be- ti,--An anti
TAT medicine manufacturer Comic
Cuts.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07

FATTY To btut
Larry To rive
Work like thunder and advertise.
The student Volunteer movement
wants more young missionaries. Thus
early is heed paid Ia the letter Of King
Bongoango. 10 the American Hoard
HThe last consignment Of missionaries
you sent mo were old tough and very
strlngy."
Scientists are discovering TINT the
Martinns are constructing new canals
ON their planet. aud are making the
dirt ny. Perhaps, as one genius de-
ecribcd, they must have a tele-vision
Invention which enables them 10 see
the Panama steam shoveling machines
and 10 copy them. Professor Lowell
has taken many photographs OF Mars
and comparing them with some made
last spring, proved that the number Of
the canal. have leen increased In mum.
Der.
New York state has adopted the Tor.
rens law, aud the first title so register.
cd Was one belonging 10 a church Ia
Brooklyn. This had been owned for
mefly by man Who provided by will
that II should only be used for dwell.
Ing house purposes. The supreme
Court permitted It's sale for a church
building site. A title guarantee cum.
NJ lis title was defective. The church
then secured fafrens registration Ger
tilieate, and got the loan. II Is quite
safe nov in lis possession Of the land.
ioI title once registered under the
IutTsns Law cannot he attacked
Al demonstration ia leading Ia.
II hospital living pictures 81 microbes
onr.iifty thousaudth OF an inch in stze
weie thrown apea 4 screen for the inst
tlne,
cardinal Francis ~asoill, enc If the
moel eminent pielales ia tbs Catholic
church, lies dangerously III Al tome
messages from 9Audiaal 0iebens aud
Archbishop Farley, the dsug pelaie
Commented Ms American ttleaas
give me my iast consolation
Fifty six prf centvi lhe families have
some cuart teeord, twenty per cent Of
these mean eaaa records faf The No
man. and snoIasies The case IF enc We
man " ho has besn attrs.ed for dttuk.
ing fourteen times ia eight wears. ais.
iSlei Reports u the Boston Associated
CHARITIES.
New York eitY's per capita net debt
is larger than thai q any ether city In
the county. and larger than The nj
ted states public debt Cincinnati Is
the next highest, helng sl48.Ss
Evidence given by the secretary Of
Tie late King Leopold, teiofs netafs,
al the instance Of The kings daughters,
showed thai MS pris ate .te5taae Was
between $500 40 and Is 90 ,aa.
There ARE - i~rsons out If every
1o.9o Of population arrested sud lodg-
Ell In jail each wear. according 10 Gen.
sus Bureau figures.
General hlass, q Wisconsin. the
memorable hero Who recvlsvt ihe o..
dr. Al decisive baltic 10 the askll y At.
"a little more sfape, lien, REaeg. i
becoming iitle pesssmlslie "a hls ssid
ass. lie thiaks tie Feoehs stasss arr
signs 81 efoNins snafehy ass eleil !. -
IN ibis ceunlfas ~fhe soserhmeat mas
n il dane IL shafe III aNRn7s,sng tile
STRIKES whseh haze arisen AL ates she
Inasea Ssasss, fe sass faas ats
nothing neeg esae slsns g H0saaleM
winch are saaaasas wasusees 8asea
ransl L. Aesaiea.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
Latest News Condemned.

Most every railroad running through
the Northwestern states has suffered
from ticket frauds petpetrated By Ger
tain employment agents IN various
parts Of the country. These frauds net
ted about so, 90 annually Exposures
keepicomping What comes next
After declaring agaidst municipality
owned aud oerates: street railroads
three times In five years, voters u san
frsnclsco, al special election last
week registered their votes deelHs eiy
In favor Of the project by vote q ~
for, and s,4ia against II
Al the concluding session Of the In
ternniionai Zionist Congress In Ham
bnrg lsAl week, n resolution was adopt.
ed In favor Of the limitation Of the jew
ish colonial trust and the utilization Of
funds in Jerusalem. The delegates
were not united.
since the great earthquake in south.
efn Italy the iaHd has been gradually
sinking along The eeacoast near Messl-
ua, and the people are alarmed
A cam AS Of ti.e pflsate pfaetition-
ers In the city Of Montreal, shows that
there are over isa cases Of typhoid f.
yer there Ia addition to sf0 IL the hos-
pitals. The seoafae is due 10 polluted
drinking waief
Here Is the New Years resolution OF
one business man
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Spnipnpt ia taStettu.

Gmii ia Ntaria 2alanberin I Wers
no Maria Gmelia ipnt Mstoria. Ore.
marraSt IL y 1909, East tammif
80 y 1910.
SribioI ia Sofio &eisfin y elmer
INIT 9ammonb, Ore. lotaf 8 p 1909,
tast belmit 2 y 1910.
Watti ia Silma Mittolon I Wtartta
@stber ipnt Sommono, Gre. ipDst
ID y 1909, fast belmif 1910.
Guoaut ia baubattu:
Sococ ia Minna glbon y paul
Hopert fuoli Mstoriasia, Ore. tam
mif 30 y, honbot t 81 p. STA %
pdindd.
SIoite: Srit Snasfoinen
historic, Sre.E.
249 columbia Mfpe.
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airtonmenoia

MarquetiesIa l:nen, 2:nen ia 5:s
iunnnntai fuusia Flo 3.15 ip. ia
torstoifin flo S.15 ip. patti folmons
tena torstaina, %ioloin oIen Gufinosf
ia ia perianiaina GoaImoobisIa.
3:S %Iunnuntoi Gbatbamisia Flo
10 up ia flo 2 ip. ia 2anbs Spus
risIa Flo 3 ip.
4 Iunnuntaina StambousbisIa Flo
2 ip SafIaI. 2utb. f~irfoslo.
Wuista firtonmenoista ilmoite.
taan erittdin.
ppbdtoulu aIunnouani feno 1 ios
ia ppbd.
&unntoittaer
). 8. Seimonen,
504 2. 18th itr.,
Morquette, Ditch.
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6arlemin @WanfelissSutberilaiien
ieuratunnan:
&irfonmenot iofa Iunnuntai Flo A
/. pp., patti iotaifen FUN 1 %iunnuns
taina Flo $50, iouoin on 8. g..
@btoouinen firfoeia n:o ~ g.. 1913
fabula.
Taamatunielitps iotaiiena torstai-
no Flo 8 italia baaliaa Al Gost
1873 It.
9iep Hod)euesia, %. y.
Sotuiien FUN 2 Iunnint. Flo $50
italia Iafialaiiesia .lutb. firfosIa
DipiIion fabun ia Union apenuen
fulmasia.
Sarlemin Gm. 2utb. ieurafunnan
ompeluieura f%ofoontuu iofaiiena
torstaina Flo 2 nuoriio pbbistpfien
baaliIa Al s. 1873 fatu.
Sorlemm Gp. Sutb. nuort1o obs
bistptien iaantpietot iofa Sunnun'
taina 1880 italia omaha boaIiuaan
Al s. 1873 Ctr.
Ypbdfoulu fotoontuu iofa. iuns
nuntaina Flo IL ap amas1a pai.
faSIa.
2auluIeurauo on barioitufiet ios
tai1ena launntoina Flo 8 italia.
&irtolliiiin toimitufiiin moibaan
tutIma firieeliiestifin.
!. 9aafana
so s. 1877 It. Nen Yorf, ". y.
9eleI. 1872 9arlem.
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NMllQ)0m
aIiomiebind toimitpat ieuraamat ben.
filDt eri paitfafunniuo:
5. &otfi, Slpoco, gDosb.
NifoIoi Bad, @sbtobuIa !Sarbor,
Ohio.
Sacob 6. Niemi, Hod Sprin9s,
Wpo.
Wtotti SnItfp, Westboro, Wis.
GbaS Wattion, 9ranton, Ntinn.
paaipo paianen, Nberbeen,
Wasb.
s. Siafion, Srpstal Sails, Ditch.
70. u. NouIiainen, GaIumet, Mtidb.
Sobn Webmas, 26nnrot g. g.,
W(inn.
g. ". Soeniuu, Brush prairie,
Wasb.
9ler 2epistD, Dan 9usfirf, WiS.
Watti aitpi, 9mrlep, Wis.,
Gam peItonen, 9isb Bridge, Dis.
Waria 9enbricfion, DoIpb, So.
Daf.
Gb,pa,b Rinnett, Stambousb,
Nli6.
6. Westerbad, 2~aIamaIa, W,nn.
:. paafana, New Yorf, %. .,
W}. q. WattiIa, 9onep, Minn.
Sobn 3uffonen, Marquette, Wid.
Watti 6unbis, NafeI, Wasb.
q. Maunula, S~sbpemins, Did.
MnIeIm eileen, Dbitemoutb. 6. q.
Rp. Sonaba.
Siof 2inbaIa, gnnanbaIe, Winn.
Wiotti Eurio. SeSter Sta., Ohio.
Sobn Mntila, WapIesIo, Wis.
Matti YaIo, Sairport 9arbor, 6.
Maria Miunmao, Gbiei, Wicb.
8oIle Seppdnen, palmer, Wticb.
9ictor Sonfanen, West Ware.
BAN, Masi.
5. s. Sacfion, Sron Belt, Wis.
Glias NopoIa, Spninston, Micb.
Wtatti AboIa, Calumet. Wicb.
Sacob GIiosIon W~afefielb, Did,
Sobn nnturi, gesiemer, Wticb.
Sab Siipatfa, GIp, 9iinn.
2ustaa parffoD, gamma, Dpo.
Mrs. 9ilba gill, Gilbert, Winn,
%. Highlander, Sitd)bmrs, Wasf
Ulotti 8osfi, GIoquett, Winn.
q. Draft, 8aIamaIa. U}inn.
&. g. 2aartunen, West 9erfelep.
Sol.
Wtatti 8rufiSto, Sairbonfs, Winn.
WlrS. Niina WifIunb, 6ancocf,
Wlid.
paitfi pudmainituita afiamtebid o.
wat f%irffofunnan p,pt ia beibdn
aiettamania faqisofomiebei eri
poiffaunniIa.
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Ylacf SiqIin, g. O., Suom. Gm.
2utb. Ieurafunnat.
SumaIanpalwelutiia iddnnoaiiesti
iofa fuufauIi:
2eabisid iofa enIimdinen, toinen
ia neIias %iunnuntai tuusIa Flo 2:3O
ipp.
Serra,piaesid iofa FUN 1 ia 3
torstai Flo 8 ipp.
Noubaigisia. iota FUN folmas
iunnuntai Flo 2 ip.
Iuiioot oipat ne, iotfa fuulewat
Ianan fdtfeipdt fen.
.. Huotialainen.
704 Sowger Il,
Yeab. 60. Dat.
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WilbeIm Hdmdffd.

2irfonmenoio pibdn beImif. alta
na ieuraamasti:
20 p. DlaSs Gitpn fontrina feno
10 a.. 10. Storen talosIo.
90 y. Oloss Gitpsfa Flo 2 ip. $.
ebt. fonsIo.
81 y. Gmoioeia Flo 10 op. 6. ebt.
tonsIa ia Flo puoIi 8 ~.
@reeniSId iofa fuun Bind %iunnun'
toino.
Roctlanoisio Ell ole firfonmenoia
Min fom,pou FUN ipDt omot lattou.
ieitino, ipirfotoimio lpoin poifeio
etemddn milloin balutoan.
:. Ronfilo,
Or 211. WoeL Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
&anialltsfirffofunnan
~iuhtofMnta.

8irffof. elm. past. q. g. isionen,
S04 Sim Street, Calumet, Wicb.
WaroeFmies, past. 5. 6uusfonen,
W%enobsa, Winn.
airiuri, past. Saoffo 8irwi, 9r
422, GIp. Winn.
Woraf., past. q, Wuori, 262
Wilion IT,. port Mitbur, Ont Gon'
Robastonbpitoio, Wm. 9rdnnes,
6. Dor II. Sronmoob, U(id).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
SartauSfofoutiia

on iofa iunnuntoino: aomuaa FLO
10 ia italia Flo Z fefd Iunnuntai.
fom!u Flo 2:Ita metobiStipapoilan
pldferroSia 507 &. gper Il. Sron.
moob, Wlicb.
WiIbeIm Rdmdffd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-24
Su6istns blamfetteia
papeille.

AutNNu.
!2astetooistufiia ...."..$l.O 90 ia $500
Wibfitoo ishltIia...........$1.OO- 200
&~osteenliiton Notwithstanding
100
Wibfis ia misunderstanding
Suomeen l%dbettdmistd narten
fuin mDDs Hippifoulutobis'
tut1tu 20
&loleman pbiStufii..."........... 1.2O
&aiffia naitd lao tiIata pudmaini'
tiiua btnnoiua
Winuua OH mpDs fastes ia pibft,
t%obistufIio N:ro 3, iotfa mafiao
$3.50 tuIina.
!6erran Gbt. leipid ldffilaatifoisio
1000 fpl. 1.50 ia 500 fpl. 80 I.
Wm. 0rdnmes,
&. 3:n fas5amies.
6. 9r II, Sronmoob, Wtid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
LUMBER MILL men
/. q DRIVE JAPANESE OUT

DARLINGTON, Wash. 13Faca troubles between
cut
today when the whites the
their outnumbered
Following whites this
them
aboard the train them
trouble
whites whites
into unions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
stipulation was filed this morning b

Stipulation was filed this morning ir
the case of the Territory against The
Mercantile Printing Company Limited
by which the company Is being pro
secuted for selling merchandise with.
out n license. BY the terms of the
stipulation jury trial is waived and
the case may come up either at the
regular term. OF the circuit court at
the vacation term.