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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
Breaks Altitude Record.

Pau. France-Ascending from the
aviation field here today NJ. LegagneuS
broke the worlds altitude record, ris.
ing to a height of l0.499 feet. The
Frenchman landed half frozen after q
remarkable plane downward.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
H'sndon Gold Monum.o,.

'on--A monument to the
producing district in the
s VIII be wiped away IL
approves Secretary Mac
I, ~a cs % abandon the old. assay
n senarlotte. N. C. When the
4 va vas found in the United
cs. ,aso. a branch mint was lo-
n s,aariotte in the heart Of the
1 ~ 'rlct- When the great gold
~ west developed. the Char
m. seciined and was made an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
Dies in Court.

Gulfport.-while sitting in the court.
room watching the progress of trial
in the circuit court James Tunney
aged g.. perhaps the Oldest resident OF
Gulfport. suddenly fell from his seat
and expired in few seconds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
SENSATIONAL ADVANCE
COTTON PRICES ADVANCED g.
PER BALE.
Highest Prices Of the Year-WorId
Needs Twelve and one-Hslf Mil
lion to Thirteen Million Bales.

Washington.-The crop reporting
bureau OF the department of agricult.
IRE estimates the total production Of
cotton in the United States for 1910
at 1l.i26.OoO bales Of 500 pounds
weight.
The estimates by states are as fol-
lows.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
CURE that COLD
TODAY

~ wesid rather pr~.~rv~ the h~siss
81 sstios thas be its rsi~r.--NUN-
NON.
Thousands of people who are suffering
With colds are about to-day. Tomorrow
they may he prostrsted with penumoni.
An ounce Of prevention !. worth a pound
OF cure. Get Is cent bottle % Nun
yons Cold Cure at the nearest drug
store. This bottle NAV be conveniently
earned IN the vest pocket. II YOU are
not satisfied with the efect- cf tho rvu-
edy. send us your empty bottle and We
viii refund vour money. Munvon'. Cold
Cure will speedily break up all forms of
eold- and prevent grippe and pneumonia
" checks discharge. of the nose and eve.
stops sneezlng. allsv- Inflammation and
lever. and tones up the system.
If YOU need Medical Advice. write to
Munvon's Dcctors. They will carefully
diagnose YOUR case and advise you by
mail. absolutely free.
Prof Munycn. 53d AMI jefferson s,ree,s.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
ooen Saloons Win.

Ivnchburg. va.-Lynehburs voted to
abandon the no license policy which
has nrevailed since March, 1908, III
favor OF the return Of the open saloon
NV a majority of So in total OF 2'do7.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15
Want the Teachers.

Gulfport. - The Harrison County
Teachers Association adopted the res
oIution inviting the Mississippi Teach.
ers' Association to hold its next an.
nual convention In this city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15

Nothing that II without u maa can
make him rich or restful. That
which We are makes US rich or poor:
that which We own Is a trifie.--Alex.
ander Maclaren.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15

We must fight our way onward
We must be brave. There are OBJ
stscles TO be met. and We must meet
and crush them-Dfckens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15

Al soon - . young fellow has spent
. night or two IN New York he A.
sumes . bored look and wants you to
understanA that he IL . man Of the
vorlA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15

He that spareth in everything is an
inexcusable niggard. He that spareth
in nothing is an inexcusable madman.
Lord Halifax.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15

Rethschild's Businsss Maxim.
-Be cautious but bold" the great
Rothschild claimed - his chosen bus
Ae0 nax1M
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-15

In common things the Law Of sacr1-
nos takes the form Of positive duty.
-FrondeL
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-09-01

dent.
The movement to secure more
intelligent national organization
of health is now being pushed.
What is needed is that the FEEDER
al Government should make the
national capital a model of sani-
tation, should provide for more
investigation in health matters
and the dissemination Of informa-
ton on the prevention Of tubercu-
losis, etc, should cooperate fur
ther with State and municipal au-
liberties, and should check the
pollution of interstate streams and
prevent the transmission of dis
ease bearing meats or other food
from one State to another. Last
", it should secure some method
Of collecting statistical informa-
ton as to our national mortality
and morbidity. Our short-com-
ings in this respect are now ma
tional disgrace:-Irvin Fisher.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-09-01

must be practiced in three ways
public, semi-public and personal
The first refers to governmental
regulation Of health, the second
to professional or institutional
care, the third to the private life
of the individual and the family
Longevity has been on the IN
crease for $50 years, and is now
increasing more rapidly than.
ever. Using the statistics, exper-
fence and estimates Of eighteen
physicians as to the preventability
Of each Of the list Of ninety causes
of death, we find that the length
of life could easily be increased
from forty-five to sixty years.
Meningitis, which is usually fat
al at the age Of two, could be pre-
vented by at least 70 per cent.
Eighty-fiye per cent of the deaths
by typhoid fever are unnecessary,
and If avoided would lengthen life
at least two-thirds Of a year. tt
would be feasible to prevent at
least IS per cent Of cases of tu-
berculosis Of the lungs, and there
BY to lengthen life by upward of
two years. If the deaths from vio-
lence were reduced only IS per
cent, human life would be in
creased By nearly a year. The pre-
yention of AS per cent of cases
Of pneumonia would 1engthen life.
by almost a year.
These seven causes could easily
be reduced BY these amounts SO as.
to lengthen life by eight years.
This could be done simply through
insistence by the public on pure
milk pure water, pure air and
reasonable protection from acct
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-09-01
If THIS GIRL
HAD "a MILLION

{ ~
The other day The Press asked
a number of poor children this
question: What would you do
if you had million dollarsf &"
There were various answers.
Here's a letter from a little
Elyria girl ON the subject; she
wasn't asked the questions. but
she has written an answer any
way.
TO the Editor Of the Press
] wish to tell you what / would
do If / had million dollars. /
would buy my father a new arti=
fetal limb, and the balance /
would cheerfully give to the cause
of Socialism, SO that all human
beings would be allowed all they
produce.
-
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
STILL NEGOTIATING
SALE OF CONVENT
Report That Connecticut
Avenue Deal Was Drop
ped Is Denied.

Despite a repot to the contrary. the
sale OF the Convent or the Visitation. in
Connecticut avenue northwest. 10 a New
York hotel syndicate, has not fallen
through, according TO Randall II. Hag-
ner' the realty broker. representing the
sisters of the convent in the transaction
Mr.. Hagner said today that he knows
OF no reason for such a report. re said
the option on the property held by the
New Workers expired yesterday, and that
an indefinite extension OF time had been
granted The syndicate deposited SO. 600
when il acquired the option. and this
money is still held by the sisters.
This property is said to have been plIr-
chased for the purpose OF erecting a
mtllion-dollar hCtel upon it's site, and
$4,000 is TO be paid for the ground.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
EDWIN z. MARDEN
PLANS NEW HOME
Residence At Sixteenth Street and
Blagden Avenue to Cost
Approximately $4,000.

Edwin r. Marden, president Of the
Model Printing Company and the Ma
tional COOPERATIVE Realty Company, is
planning the construction Of a hand
some residence at the southwest corner
Of Sixteenth street and Blagden avenue
northwest. TIE house is to cost an
proximately $4,000 and cravings for its
construction are being made by a New
York architect.
MI Marden recently purchased through
the office Of WnIige, Gibbs &, DanfeI
realty brokers, lots II and Is. in that
section commonly known as Arpvle
PARK, for which he is said to have oai6
ASOo0 The lots, which are Irregular in
shape, nave frontage of 200 feet on
avenue. and embrace an aggregate area
OF nearly 5000 square feet Of ground.
Inc size commands an excellent view
of Rock Greek Park, and the famous Oh
Blagden estate.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07

thar II would be a serious blot upon his
professional fame: that he would be
OF that which had been committed 10
him.
Could a woman who loved a man as
she loved MOrnington fail TO allow such
considerations TO weigh heavily in the
determination OF her actiOn2
If they were all that could be urged.
she would throw the note overheard,
find some means 10 tell the mate that
that he must abandon II and let things
go on as they were, warning the man
that she loved Of the necessity for in
creased vigilance.
But that was not all. Susan Hubbell
WAS an intensely patriotic woman. The
manifest did not show it, and the mate
did not know IL 1t was a secret only
her father had shared with her.
In addition 10 the sarge Of general
merchandise, silks. wines. jewelry, brio
slowed away a number OF cases OF small
arms, muskets. pistols, swords. and
among these several boxes Of gold for
Congress and General Washington, TO
say nothing Of number OF important
papers and public documents Of great
value.
Nor did the silks and other cargo be-
long 10 her or TO her father. They were
consigned 10 certain merchants in Bos-
ton. The arms were for the Continental
Army, whose long struggle for liberty
was about 10 be crowned with success,
and the money was Tor the pay OF the
troops. She had no moral right to dis
pose Of these things
Above all things, Susan Hubbeu was a
righteous woman, 70 whom duty was
habitually the foremost consideration.
As an honorable woman. as a patriot
and as lover of her country, she would
have been stamped with shame ineffable
had she failed 10 DO everything In her
power to secure the delivery Of the
cargo, the arms and the subsidy TO those
to whom they were consigned. AS IL mas
been since time and the world began,
Love and Duty tugged at the heart
strings until Honor cast his weight into
the balance and Love fell back con-
Quered.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

CuyOpsAA OF Ch0nters AAFeAoy EuDitsheo
Capt. Hiram Hubbeil and his daughter,
Susan, whose mother is dead and who has
lived entirely on her fathers ship. often
wearing. indeed mems clothes. are bound
for Boston on the ship Hiram and Susan.
from Bordeaux. The crew turns out 10
be g bad one. especially :he boatswain.
Francois. who has been logged for in
-ulting Susan. The only reliable man is
mate. Mr.. Conant. who Is secretly
IN lcSN with the girl They are attacked
by a Esstish frigate. the time being the
American Revolution During the engage
ment Francois. taking advantage of the
confusion. stabs the captain In revenge
for being hogged.
Lieut. Robert Mornington. r. ". is left
with prize crew TO take the Hiram and
Susan TO England, the Old crew and mate
being imprisoned forward. MorningtOn
fails IN love with Susan. and she partly
Iorgets her less in his Society. While on
deck one day susan perceives COnant,
who Is also on deck. wants 10 communi-
cate with her She contrives 10 let him
pass her note. and takes II % hcr
cabin 10 read.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
WORIQNGMEN'S WANTS

WORKING1EEN- SpeaBins Of means TO make
ends meet why not Try the no1ey-savi1g
nIsr Of wearing a slightly used tailored suit
al s. 20 $40. one price only JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, SIS D.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
FOR RENT-RooMS


Furnished.
9Th ST. y. w. u4s-Tvo rooms. arst noor:
Tour rooms. third noor; single or en- suite;
complete Tor light housekeeping
IST ST s. E. 502-Furnished roorn- reV-7-,
papered, parlor floor: private family; 81
per month.
X ST ~ w, 4s4-Trvo third-gtoTv front
rooms; also two back; FOR light housekeep-
L.
TTH sT. y. ". u2o-TwO nicely furnished
rooms.
Sd ST. y W. zIs-Llght houseIeepizg Or
others. $50 and g.
G ST. n W.. 1s90-Two communicating
rooms nicely furnished; private family
G ST. y f. zs2-Furnished room. private
family
L ST. y. ". l5lI-SSioe furnished cool rooms
from S. a month
n ST, 2s1s-Two nicely furnished frst-foo-
rooms. suitable for light Housekeeping;
rent. ~
c ST n W. Hs-Largs, bright. Connecting
rooms housekeeping permitted: reasonable
ND AVE S. W. 475-Nicely furnished room
s. month.
y. CAP. ST., IOO7-s-room 80 ran esS
range: yard. porch: SIS per month
n Y. AVE " E. 2s-2 large rooms frst-
class order; in house with owner
ST n. ". I407-Two front rooms for
Hsht housekeeping 81 month no children
ETH ST y W. u5-Wen furnished rooms
IN central part Of city all modern improve
l--e1ls and TIE lowest % prices
EYE ST. N E.. ss-For two gentIemen- IarEe
Iront room. bath. private family near q
=. o. reduced 10 SO: good opportunity.
SIH ST y W. 712-Nice large rront rooms on
uEsf and
hot-@ater; near Patent Office
WIN three windoEvs. Ia vel kept house
5TH ST. \. E.. z5-ExtremeIv handsome
:. and 4-rOOla ha-s furnished IN the best OF
style. entirely completely for housekeeping:
every ming n-a, elegant gas ranges. beauti-
tul brass bee, porcelain sinks and baths, 81 80
U ST. y. W. 1uEone second floor fur
uished room. for Two young men. SO. on
car line. excellent location, references
H ST. y. ". 4s4-Nice large hack room for
light housekeeping
K ST. N L. 700-Furnished front room.
new house al modern improvements con-
Nenlent % navy yard and II ST. cars board
u desired
HARVARD ST. y. W. Is7s-suuuaer rates.
delightful location. large. newly papsred
front room. private family.
nth ST \ ". Iu4-NiceIy fu-n shea
IONS. Win board. early Eresgfast-
SD ST. " F. 62-Nev-iy furnished r,5r-E
second noor. adjoining bath prices rncder-
ate; quiet home
K ST n W, u5-Niee cooI rooms; front,
So and s. lonlh-
PA AVE n. w. 1s1s-Thres or foTIr room
apaT Lilents. gas range. sink. hack porch
rent reasonable Phone n nv
L ST n ". l5ES-Opp- Dewey Hotel Central
convenient. COOL clean. comfortable wen
furnished parl0r floor dining room. abundant
gco1 food. home coo king.
6TH ST. " W. 7,s-Neat rooms. - 49,
'front.' southern. s. 20 SO month. light
Housekeeping perni ted
HOTEL WEST. lbs Pa ave N W. opposite
Raleigh Hotel. sumner rates - permanent
and transieutE-
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW. ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWs7
white hello and moderate prices LEON L
CAuOO<. acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
movad 20 81 G. s. y W Phone n 7lS9
The Washington times., 1910-06-07

The Continuation of This Story WIN
BE Found In Tomorrow
Issue of The Times
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
SPIRTUALISM

NINE. cor NIsH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your zee correctly gives names. facts
ressircs daElv and sunday Col 81 ST n z
Cor. F. near Onion station Ladies only
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
DANCING


ZEITLER'S. az &C" ST. y W Al dances
taught and thoroughly explained. each
scholar has our personal attention lessons.
MISS COULTER. S1I Eve 81. n. W Il you
can walk can teach you 20 waltz; lessons
any time. &C. Phone Main 1-SS-
PROF. & MRS WTNDHAAl sI5 18th y W
Teach al dances Lesson SC. Tor s. 81;
PIN ate Lessons any hour Phone Nan 5s-g.
ELE-LEll FANS OPEN ALL SUMNER
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye 81 y W.
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers. So
cl14 dance Thursdays Phone II 5S47 T.
DAEISON-S. Prof and Mrs.. rs sth y W
Est 1872 Phone Il f5s4- Lessons any hour.
classes and dances Tues -hur- ovs- Assem-
bly, dances N1-l Rifles Annoy every sat eve
MRS. GLOVER. ls 2znd- Phi. lessons. sc.
va Y q -Vro-s-ep guar lessons. Class Tues
Thurs. sat eEe-s Sc Phone II llZs.
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
only one taught AZ time
L2ccs- dances Lgo s-s-r1cCJ-s
1913 n T. ave SELECT Phone NJ So ?
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WoMEN'S WANTS

housekeeping Helps.
Carpet Cleaning,
Mattresses Renovated,
Pillows Steamed,
Slip Covers,
Furniture ReupholStered
STUMPH & LYFORD
sSi-sss Massachusetts Ave y ".
Prone Main 81
DINE
MESSENGER sERVICE-We deliver pack
ages. parcels. notes and Invitations prompt
" and securely Can Main 5l10-5lZL
STEMS. II "a 6 VIZ slightly used drop
mead singer sewing machines from factory,
SO. Also car load q large oak rocking chairs
cheap
sTIcKIEsT sTICKER that ever stuck CLUES
furniture glass china book. everything
Eoya- Glue loc. 60 Pints 81 druggists. etc
QUALITY ICE CREAM. delivered n the city.
GEO. Ii. AMREIN. ZOE ,. z. AVE.
PLEASURE ana business vehicles for hire.
n. =. ave Main 1558
VLAvI SCIENCE OF tIEALTH. natural.
non-s-rglcal: cloth bound. 200 page book
lfee- SpDly ~ mail $40 Colorado Building;
---e -s---- e Tor women wednesday ESQ p m
NOIICE-Thirry years experience. sewing
-. l--L-ea repaired So warranted North
e-2- Lo--1-- Gas STEW ENsOS. Isl2 nh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-H0t-water incubator, about -
egss5 state price and where seen Ie-CU-
BALgHs BOA 80, Times onloe.
HIGHEST CASH prices paid fo- worn cIo-5-
ms e--Aer -1l-es u gents send postal
vii call D. TARSHES, ls0s 7th - Il ~
Phone North 4ss.
SPOT CASH DaIc for mems slightly yvo-n
clothes. Drop postal viii call. Phone X
80 q r c AAHOSET. 1s15 81 n "
wANTED-sead postal TO the man who pays
the most Tor slightly worn garments and
shoes. a. GREEN BEEtG. S14 - 81 s W
HCUsEEEEPE ordinary windows EXPERT
-y cleaned. &c each. kitchens cleaned and
pa-nte-5 other sula-= 1Jbs painting and var
nls1lns- ELLIOTT. rs Ith 81 n. " Postal
Or Phone y lzsZ
WANTED-Furnitu7s OF all kinds. in snail
or large quantity A MILLER. Sg2 X 81
y. @- Cal or phone Il 7544
WANTED-set Of painters scaHo.d hooks-
5l5 I-h 81 n T.
BEST PRICES paid Tor ladies' or gentle
mems clothing call. write. or phone Il
SIElNBEHG. CO "a 5. ". Phone II. 49, Il.
WANTED-To buy old furniture; have Al
order for q large boarding house, Viii buy
any quantity SINCLAIR q CO.. ~ 10Th s.
Phone Lin -1l T.
WANTED --u-tCre FOR cash, sell your
goods 10 the man a.LO gives VOC the most
money- zee HOLLYWOOD. EN- and K
TFASTED-EurnlrUre and carpets. contents
o. houses specify. for CASH fair and
&c -are dealings AE5ALGE. SIN and z
I PAY the highest cash prices t5- ladies',
gentlemen g. and cLildren's CASTOR wearing
apparel drop card. VIII call c. LIVING
SION. lZ-4 lth s. n ". or Phone North -
WANTED-E you have furniture or any
thing 70 sell send Tor MARCUS NOTES,
1850 @ ST. n ". who has a reputation %
90 years fair dealing. and you VII Obtain
best results Phone Main 5l1L
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
Washington gfmes
Want Ads
PHONE MAIN $3.50.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS A

PHONE MAIN 0S6C.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS A
For Rent-Furnished
and Unfurnished
Rooms.
Rooms and Board.
Wanted Room. G. per line
Minimum Epaoes
Help Wanted-Incl Id 2 1tn..
ing Agents Wanted
and Statesmen Want
ed.
Situations Wanted
Lost and Found
special Cash In Advance @Ie n WOrGS
minimum charge IS cents.
On orders FOR seven or more liulen. mini
mum charge u cents yer DAY.
Special Charge Rates
Minimum space. lines
3 tines within one Week-..--....-E2c per line
times. consecutively- -----------..-f4c per line
CLASS n.
Minimum space. lines
All elsSsincatious not -!Eted a. Casa A
lie line.
Special Cash In Advance Rates
times within one week-------------Z5c a line
e-A44sA SoLLsecuLlh ely o5c q Line
Special Charge Rates
: times within one Wes-s-.--........-3oc a line
tiuses consecutively--. SIC line
Contract Rates on Application
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

II. h PHILPITT. Reliable Umbrella ana
Parasoi Maker Repairing and recovering
e speciality. Cravennette. gloria, and silk 81
9n E st n. w.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
BIRDS AND AMMAN 81

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots. Dor, -.
Golddshes, Rabbits. Guinea F!e-s ~ r-sS-1-
ems .sCHMID's BIRD STORE. ~ 12tb !.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07

ONLY UP-To-DATE fuu orsss aUs tr,r-,so
suits for hire "a T. PINES Msrchsnf
Tailor 1Oos Tth 81. ~ W. -----'
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
CHAPTER XII.
An Old, Old Strife.

II T FIVE minutes after four
~ bells in the mid-watch, the
~ midshipman's watch, we're
The Washington times., 1910-06-07

stenographers and
1emand- The best place
FRS BUSINESS COL
'emple, 9th and F SITS.
all summer. Coolest
ms for graduates. Free
Write. phone, or call
The Washington times., 1910-06-07

WANTED-Competent
bookkeepers. are in
20 learn is at STRAY
LEGE. Old Masonic Z
Day and night school
rooms in city. PositiC
classes on Saturdays.
for catalogue.
The Washington times., 1910-06-07
COUNTRY BOARD
RUG WEAVING

RUGS FROM WORN carpets. The OLD
Z5Sf y. and Laurel. Nd.
BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from Cd $780,
Jug and carpet cleaning a speciality --bs
v shfnEtOn Rug Weaving 60 crTic. -
w Ks. sSl ON 81. y. W. Phone Main -
OLD CARPETS woven into ba74-o---
NeIsloie rugs send postal card
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
SromippuS, M9id,.

g}pt ebtd eniiferran Iaon tertpeb'
tdd teitd 9l,ttaian toimittaia ia ius
malta foiffia usfofIoria ia neIiia
SerrasIa Soitpoton teiue ormoa
ormon SumoIolia ia rouboa rorbon
rubtinaalto, 6erraltamme SeeIufIeIs
ia 9risiufieIta Ppbdn !6en9en fout
td.
Sitte ioon iImoittoo iloni, iofa on
moneSti tdpttdnpt Iieluni, ettd olen
Ioonut fuuLla eiponfsliumia tddllG
fpierooIIa moaIIo. 4iitos olfoon
SumoIoIIe, ettd !Sdn on ldbettdnpt
tdnne oifean lommnsten paimenen,
iofo mpi ruoftia IieIuia eponfeIiu'
min ianaIIa ia iobbattoa ianoomid
eldmdnsmeiildbteelle. SIen oIIut iiiei.
ia fertoia fuuIemosia fitd rauban
ia nao, iofa raobouiien rofpitiee. So
piime ferron fun postori WiIen oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15

Sarge, ". o., ippsf. 9p. = At'
foiIin tdnd aamuna iout,i Sar9on
Iiitetesfusto birnedn tuIipolon nb'
riff ia pbteen oifoan ubfoIi ie hil'
la pbtd paoroIliiefii fuin pnonna
1898, iouoin toto foupunfi ioutui
tuIen ubrifIi. Cullen tiottomo ipobin'
TO on arfpioitu noin $4,000 ooua'
riff. paIoneen omaiiuuoen aripo on
natuutettu $4,000 Iuuruiiesto ium'
masfa. SuIi iai oIfunin Pirie &c SO.
fabfpiIan pbtepoesid olefposta
launobrista. llieita Iiiffeitd ia ponf'
fi fdrIi tuntunon ipobin9on tdmdn
tulen totia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
Silinpiiin hitlenfaitpaiaim lafto
p1GttbnNt.

Sc. 8 pdipdnd oaetirioitettiin Sbi'
casosIa iopimns, iofa oil tebtp fai'
10 ostenomistoioin ia biilenfaipoiien
union pdlilld.
2offoa on festdnpt % niiftoa ia
otti Iiiben olusIa olaa 10000 mics
td, ioista 2S,OO0 on ennemmin rpb'
tpnpt tpDsfentelemddn ptlipisten
faimosteno mistoiain eansla tebtpin
5opimusten mufoon.
ylpt tebopn Iopimufien mufaan
tnIepat tpDldiIet fontrabtitpDeId ioo
, maan 3 Ien,in toromfien tonnio fob'
ii toitisia Sllinoiiin fairpofiieia, b
Ientin forotutIen poltion pobioie'
piieIa ia 6 ientin forotufIen grant
lin ia Willia mIon faunteisIa, job
tuen eromtIet biilen eri looousta ia
tpDoloien eriIaiimloesto. &oittien
pdirpdpuIffaisten pnltta fobotetaon
.5,5 proIentilIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
&iitos!
Gamma &innunen.

pppoaa IauIua Ipoameuiiet fiitof'
Jet Mile ormoiIiue faniallisfirffolais
file, iotfo Iunnuntaino ippsf. 4 pat
mdnd farmillomme nimipdipdni pies
tosIa labioitti,pat nellie min faaiss
aripoiIet Iablot. 6erra teiue paIfits
foon! &unnioitutIella
N(r. SofariaS &oSfi,
81. s. .. yt:o 2, Dor 80,
Soneaut, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-15
GnomalaiIet tnttimasTa Sritisb
Columbian malta.

g2elIon, y. 6. ippSe. 3 y. = &ofIi
api,maolatslA Observation-Disclosures
tuttiiaa ia puutorbabpioon erttois'
tuntioa 2inober9 ia 9lIbercreutr e.
bustoen Suomen bnuitusto, on tddls
Id npt ia oipot iImpiitoneet, ettd
mobooniIesii emf fefpdnnd luur'
iouffo IuDmoIaiIia oiethiu &ootes
napbiu. Suomen balIitus on labettd'
mt ndmd tuttimaan beoelmid ia
moanlaatuo. iotta mpIemmat ibas'
tutiilpat tIttiioita.
ytdptteitd molemmista, mnasta ie'
I'd beoeImistd on ldbetettp Suomeen
tutttitoiuatIi.