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The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
SUN SPECIAL EDITION

The Morning Sun Of Y0ma
issued Sunday special q Pres
perity edition, which rs a EelI-
printed production, made ap of
numerous articles of interest and
value concerning the Yuma Pro-
ject. Yuma and Yuma valley,
illustrated with many fine half
tone views Of the project engi-
neering works, Yuma valley
scenes and crop pictures, and
accompanied by articles descript
i've of Yuma business houses and
biographies of leading citizens.
1t is good epitome of Yuma
valleys resources and advanta-
ges and Editor J. H. MISSIONER
is to be complimented upon the
achievement
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
School Election

The election in school district No.
last Saturday resulted in the choice of
J. II. Ray as director on the school
board in the place of Donald Mcintyre,
whose term expired. The vote stood:
J. H. Ray, 285
John Wadin, $50
'Fhe vote was unusually large for a
school election, as much interest being
manifested as In elections where offices
of more Importance are at stake.
The result is a victory for the demo-
cratic organization of Yuma, which
drew party lines early in the contest
and stood solidly behind Mr.. Rays can
didacy. The Result is mplimentary
to their energetic political work. The
Sentinel accordingly doffs it's tile to
Bosses Ming and AlarvG.
The election of trustees in the Union
high school district took place at the
same time and resulted in the re-elec-
ton of the incumbent board by the
following vote;
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
HypnOtiSts in Possession

Yuma has been more or Tess under
hypnotic control this week, twp pro-
fessional mesmeHists oeespYing she
boards at the local sheatses- Prof.
Earathrrs, in the course of an engage
ment at the Air Dome, put |. n. HI
guerra under control and placed him on
exhibition Ia front window of the
New York department Store over
night, attracting throngs of the curious
around his couch day and night.
Wednesday afternoon Prof. Alb0rtus,
showing at the Yuma Theatre, placed
Miss Arzullia,, his travelling subject, in
a trance in beautifully appointed
boudoir, improvised in a window of the
Z. F. Sanguinetti Department Store,
transferring the crowd of psychologist
ably interested spectators to that side
of Main street.
If this continued exposition of the
marvels of mental control does not
start some local amateur hypnotists to
practicing, il will pass off all right
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
District Court Calendar

Following is list of cases docketed
for the April term of the district court,
which convenes next Monday:
AWAITING TRIAL.
Territory vs. Henry Foster, grand
larc~ny--on bail. Attorney Wupptr-
man for defendant.
Territory vs. w L Dalton, leasing
houses to persons of iii fame--on bail.
Attorney Wupperman for defendant.
Territory VS. James Lane, forgery
in custody. Wupperman for defend
ant,
Territory Us josef Stern, burglary.
Wnpperman for defendant.
Territory VS. FiOrentine Martinez,
ielony--oa bail. Wapperman for de-
PENDANT.
AWAITING ACTION OF GRAND
JURY
Territory We 3 Galindo, burglary
in custody.
Territory Us lose Leon, burglary
in custody.
Territory vs. John Murphy, assault
with deadly weapon-in custody.
Territory VS. B Galindo and Jose
Leon, felony.
Territory VS. S Aiguin, assault with a
deadly weapon-in custody.
Territory VS. Frank Wheeler, assault
to commit murder-on bail.
Territory VS. Eduardo Talamante. as
sault with intent to KILN custody.
Territoryvs Wyman SWEET, burgla-
ry-in custody.
Territory VS. S e Murray, burglary
in custody.
Territory VS. Frank Adams, attempt
to commit burglary-in custody.
Territory VS. y H Cakely, embezzle-
ment-on personal recognizance.
Territory VS. Thomas Judge, assault
with a deadly weapon-in custody.
Territory VS. D Ruiz, felony-in Gus
toby.
TeySlt@ry VS. Bartola Waltz, assault
with intent to KILN custody.
Territory VS. A GARLIC, Jose Pena
and Jose Casares, burglary.
Territory VS. Ygnacio Burricio, as
sault with deadly weapon-in custody
Territory VS. G Barela, assault with a
deadly weapon-in custody.
CIVIL CASES
II J Beemer IS o A Pease, to annul
contract, appoint receiver, and for
1901 900.
] NJ Molina vs. Town of Yuma, to
quiet title.
John P Pesch VS. Henrietta Pesch,
divorce.
Francisco Beltran VS. Carmen Ortiz
B9ltran, divorce.
Ella May Ainsworth VS. H C Aims
worth. divorce,
Mayme Neal VS. Ivan Neal, divorce.
Anna B. Kuhn VS. VIM D Kuhn, d.
vorce.
Yuma county VS. Board ofSupervisors
and their bondsmen; suit to recover
money paid out without authority of
Law
AteSandep Durward VS. Felix May
aew and Nick larson; suit ON note for
1900.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
Old Yumaite HOnOTed

A. l.. Grow, ex-supervisor of Yuma
county and an old-time resident, was
elected trustee for the Tombstone
school district last Saturday. The
ProspectOr makes the following refer
ence to Mr.. Crows election.
TON bstOne's appreciation of the
valuable services rendered by Colonel
Grow in the position to which he has
again been called. He has always ta-
ken a deep interest ia local school
affairs. and the patrons of the entire
district are to be congratulated upon
she cDlonels unanimous reelection as
Hrustee M honor worthily bestowed,
and . guarantee that the educational
Interests of tAe district will be faith
5nlly and i0telligently taken care of ia
abe futa~e IS they have been in the
9aSt; -
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
White SOx Come and Go

The White Sox base ball team made
its second annual appearance in Yuma
Monday and diverted itself with local
bunch of ball tossers, putting them
away on the shelf handily by a score of
L to nothing. The game WAS not re-
plete with interest, stiff breeze that
prevailed throughout preventing pos
sible exhibition features. The lineup
of the two teams was as follows;
White Sox-Black, C: Walsh, p;
Gandill, ID; Collins. 2b; Parteel, 3b;
Black burn. SIS; Messenger, If; Parent,
CT; Burrows, rf.
Yumas-Nelson, C; O'NeilI, p; Parks,
ID; Smith, %. Delarte, 81; Harmon,
IF; Mcintyre, CT; Maddox, IF.
There were 27 in the White Sox
party, this including several OF the
players wives and four Chicago press
representatives. The entire party was
taken in charge by local entertainment
committees and taken around the town
and portion of the valley. The press
representatives were taken to Laguna
dam, and Project Engineer Sr'Iew dis
played the features and workings of
the dam to the full for their benefit
and interest.
The White Sox have got the Yuma
habit and may be relied on to C. me
back every year to partake of Yuma
hospitality, which is accorded them to
Overlooking. In fact they are consd
ering the matter of esta blishing winter
quarters here.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31

William T.. McLernon, presenting
the international Typographical Union,
was here from Los Angeles Tuesday.
DR.. Fl. Uyeno, president of the Uni
versity of Toxic, Japan, was in Yuma
Mon6ay, en- route back to the Fiowery
Kingdom from tour of Europe, the
United States and Mexico, and was
shown the workings of Lagnna dam 10y
Project Engineer Sellew.
Fortunate 6lers ON the Yuma Indian
reservation lands are dropping into
Yuma by tEos and threes and locking
over their holdings, which they are
enstletl so take possession of now, after
making the first payment of $500 and
complying with other forna' titles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
NEW SCHOOL BOARDS

The trustees of the Yuma
Grammar and High schools will
be the following:
Grammar School-C. V. Nee
den, J. H. Ray and Geo. Rock
wood.
High School-Fred L. Ingra-
ham, w. B. Cloyd, G. FL. HOBART,
A. Y. Greer and p. j. Miller.
Both of the boards will meet
Saturday and effect an organiza-
ton for the ensuing year.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
In the Probate Court

OF the County Of Yuma, Territory Of
Arizona.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Richard
2. H. Laney. deceased.
Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should not be
Made
1t appearing TO this court by the pc
tition this day presented and filed by
Nina D. Laney, adsainiStratrix of the
estate Of Richar4h p n. I.aney, de-
ceased tAat 1t is, necessary to sell the
whole or sor8e portion Of the real estate
of said deeedsnt to pay the debts of de-
cedent and; tts expenses and charges.
of Administrations
1t is therefore ordered by this court ::
That AL persons. iaaterested i'm the estate
of said deceased appear before the said
Probate Court On Thursday the 2lst
day of April, A. D. T9Io, at the hour of
10 O'Clock II. m. of said day. at the
court room of said court, at the court
house in the town of Yuma, Yuma
county, Territory of Arizona. to show
cause why an order should not be
granted to said administrators to sell
so much of the said real estate as shall
be necessary and that a copy of this
order be published four successive
weeks in the Arizona Sentinel, a
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in the said county of Yuma.
Dated March II. 1910.
-. l.. DEVANE,
Seal Judge of the Probate Court.
March ltd
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
New Band

Prof. w. M. De Legro, a must
clan and band leader Of expert
ence and accomplishments, is In
Yuma organizing q band, and
finds ample local talent for the
purpose. He will inaugurate
public Sunday afternoon concerts
in the near future.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
New H3aIfh Officer

The board of supervisors Tues,
day appointed DR.. Fl. W. Houf
county health officer, at fixed
salary of $50 a month, which su-
persedes the former contract
system. The appointment holds
from April 1, 1910, to April 1,
1911.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
GaIOFiG Peerless FHeEess
Cooker

This week at Joe HeEsyEs, fsGsftare
store there Will be demonstration o3
she Caloric Peerless Fireless Cocker by
Mrs. Il. B. FoTtleage. The FSreless
Cooker is an entirely new innOSatias..
and it not only Ellis lOng-fe4s want,
bnt has come to stay, Mr.. Heavy says
that the Caleric is the greatest freless
cooker on the market AMI he wants
every woman in Yuma who is house
keeper in the near future to come to
his store and see the amazing things
which Mrs. Fortledge is able to DO with
The fireless cooker. The demonstra-
tion will continue every day and all
the remainder of the week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31

Drop in and see your friends
az the Old Plantation; you'll be
sure to find 'em there.
Miss Mary Nugent has returned from
s. months visit iH Los Angeles
County Surveyor II. c. Johnson. S.
2. Epler, secretary Of the Commercial
Club. and Mariana Agila set0rmed
Tuesday from - ten days trip TO the
6uR OF California.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
Destructive Blaze

The cantaloupe packing shed, ad-
joining the S. P. tracks south of town,
WAS destroyed by fire Monday morning.
The structure represented value of
three thousand dollars, of which two
thousand dollars was covered by insur-
ance. 1t was the property of The Yuma
County Cantaloupe Growers" Associa-
tis0n.
Tbe fire alarm was sounded, Sunday
morning due to a small blaze in the
building on: lower Main street lately
used by Charles Mandelbauna as res
taurant, the fire being extinguished
with small damage.
The Yuma Lee Co.'s soda water is the
best. Only pure, distilled wateris
used in its manufacture, therefore it is
also the most healthful. Drink no
other
George Nicholson, Yuma county s
alert and urbane county treasurer, is
back from brief run into Los Angeles.
Mrs. L. Z. Karr and daughter, Ethel,
are returned visitors from Los Angeles
The finishing touches on the new
Moretti block at Main and First streets
are being added and the b@ilding
sho9ld be ready for occupancy within Il
week.
Dan Devore arrived from his Santa
Mouica home Sunday OF y business
"trip.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
HOSPITALS
THE RODGERS HOSPITAL

and Training School for Nurses
For Surgical, MateriSity and General
Medical Cases. A limited number
of pupil nurses taken for training.
Tuberculosis not received.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31
WE HIVE ARRANGED
a SHOW

of high-grade furniture which it
will be your delight to see.
No matter what your farnftHre
needs may be, they can be hand
somely and economically filled
from our collection. Come and
pick ont that parlor suite you
have been wanting, or the single
piece to Ell out THAT 'tbare spot. :"
The prices are as tempting as
the furniture.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31

The Yuma Ice Co.'s extra dry ginger
ale is on sale wherever drinks are
sold. Try it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-03-31

Clerk Board of Supervisors.
March 24-t2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

gDiime Iauantoi' ia Iunnnntai'ilta
na onnistuipat Oulutbin, Wlinn.
po!iiiit fpansiiIemoon ,lieita Ialaport'
toloin pitdiid fuuIuiiolta ct. Groi,
oWenueltu DuluiDisia. YbteenId II
lainriffoiaa Iainot be tiinni, niiber
ioufosIa taloien vemdntid," vpalme'
liiattoria" ia vruofamicbid."
g9ansittuien ioufosia on pfii ino
moloinen rominto.an ildntd, nieito
InomoIoiIia noiiia ia DtIi uruofa'
miles," Suon iIdnndn mimi on Oa
nib christopher. Eoisten mime
en9lonnintieliien lebben mufoan o
tpot ieuraonot: Soo SersenIon, 81
mer SereenIon, 2liice Began ia 60
fla Sdrmis. Soa ia Glmer Ser9en
ion pdittipdt oIefpanId mics i
naimo, mutto poIiiii oil iaonuf tie
tdd ettei beitd ole mibiitp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

W(rs WtorilIa Wl. Hicter, Oomer,
u. g., on iuIistonut pprfindnid
Nen 6ampsbire'naltion fupern6D'
ritii, Se iulistus on berdttdnD,
field polio pubeen oibeita ia ainon
tpormoan tiistelpdtin iosfo noinen
on iopeIioS tuobon ipirfoon ia JOS
70 bdueud - naiiena = oIiii oiteut'
ia pprfidfddn bollitiiia.aiemaan.
Hicfer on ritas Iesfi. 6dn on
mafionut peroa omaiiuroes toar
baliimfiele, mutta or uiein nntonn
fpostolauieenia fen ioboosto, ettd
noiIen, ioaa ei ole ddnioifeutta, pi
tdG fuitenfin mofioo neroo. gDii
me,nen lpastolaui ieenIa tuuluu:
,Werohus ilman ebustusoiteuito
on tpranniutto. Utind tdten paner
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
MaantpiIjeliiat Iiittp,pdt bbteem.

rSiirtoIciIeen" firioitetaon:
Gen iobbosta, etti tddud Dulut'
bisia iarmareiQa ei ole ollut lupa
mppbd tuotteitaan ilman eritpistd
lupan bafua ia fen ioboosta, ettd
tdtdldiiet paliottaismnpiSt eipdt ole
pmpdristDn farmareilta tuotteitania
ostaneet. otpat fafmarit olleet patio.
tetut omain etuienIa puofii perus'
tamaan pboistpfIen: prooucers Sos
operaiiioe Warfsi 2Siocia.ios. Sii'
ben fuuIuu pfIinomaan Iarmareita
ia on ie Iitd tparten, ettd tddad Due
linbisIa mppoddn ia oetetaan fars
marien tuotteita marftinabinnoista.
Soimintaa fparten pbtpwdt Iarmarit
eri paittatunnilla patio uilifIi pb'
bistptlitIi, 10 tai iiompi mddrd iidn-
It'd. Sofoinen paifallispbbistps
mafiaa $1,000 festuspbbistpfielIe
tat jos ldlenlutu on liiurempt 5O
Ienttii iofaiielta idieneltG. SilIoin
on BELLA oifeus mppbd taparoitan'
ia Dulutbis'a pdimdn marffinabins
noista. Sddntoid moi iaaba firioit'
tamalIa oIoitteella: Sobn .. paroee
Commercial Club, Duluth, Wtinn.
Sddnn5t on enslanninfieliiet, tpaan
Jos iuomalaiiia farmareita pbtpp
Iiittoon omain tuotteiben mppnnin
trrtpaamiiefii, poibaan IddnnDt lait'
taa iuomefiitin.
Ybbistptfeud oil fofoufIenia iddud
GuIr.biafa tf. 10 pnd ia }iiira ipas.
littiin iobtofunta pboistpfielle. War'
iinainea toiminta altaa beti fun iaos
boan iobtoia. Sobn s. 2iun9,
eoustaiana ollut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Gmpmalainen beitt6DtDnbt innan
alIe.

Sos slnseles, Sal, | y. beImif. =
Suomalainen Socob yiirna foetti
ellen tebod itIemurbon beittdptpmdl'
Id ,,ytelidunen ia gllameoa totuien
tulmasIa toiparoiunon ale. !6dnet
tutenfin fpiime tin9asIa esti iiitd
erds iarrumies, ia pei poliiii bdnet
bospitaoIiin, fosta bdnen pmbeiss
iaan moi pddttdd ettd bdn ei ollut
tdpoelld idriellddn. Hoboia bdnelld
oil tasfuelaan pltd fpIliu. !Sdn oil
fparbain tdnd aamuna petdnpt pans
fista rabaa ia Iononut moifusta.
panIa 9utteen, W}ont., ioeIa ban
on olesfellut pitemmdn aitaa. Tddl'
latin oil bdn fdpttdpnpt mieliIairoan
topoin. iosto Inpstd panfin foisDri
oil febottanut bdntd olemoan petds
mdttd faiftia raboiaan iiad fertaa
pantisia. stirtpa olifin idtidnpt
panffiin rabaa 100 bpIlaria.
Niripa on fotoiiin &aubaioelta,
WaaIan lddnistd, ia on ban AZ no.
ifdinen. Sufulaiiet tai muiit, iotfa
bdnestd baluamat tietoia iaaba,
moimat firioittaa ieuroowaIIa oioit'
teello:
Doc. 6. Scott,
Soutbern Sal. Stote Sospital
Patton, Sal.
tai Greb puuia, 1923 Can Suliau
| It., Sos gnaeles, Sal.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

i7sta irmmosta. 100000 tuuIuu
matuutuspbtiDiIle. Nelid miestd,
ioioen ten lieeit oIilpat fotenoon
faifaisIeet. pelastuitpat mertilIiIim,
mdId topallo, mitd OulutbisIa on
iattunut. 9lutaistesIaan ittunan, oil.
len melfein tufeboutIisiaan iatpusta
toettaen iaaoa ebes iuuIiIen raitis'
to ilmaa, eirpdt he ndbneet mitdtn
,niuita pelostusteinoa, fuin foettaa
bppdtG folmannesia ferrofIesta pun
ia rautafaioilla peitetpn maan pddIs
lie beiodn alapuoleuaan. Safean
Iatpun tdbben be eitpdt poineet ndbs
bd .fuuafIi eteenIa. m.,lia fuitenfi.,
pbidffid be buomaIipot terifan Iuu.
rem rautaiien tannattaian oleman
fddnnetpn beitd tobti. Gen oil 3an.
quist ia Saslep fomppania ppstpts
tdnpt ScbuI3e tueIiesten ipieresid o.
Iepalle tpbidlle Ioti(le, ia ifddnfuin
bpndn omen fautta ien fonebuo'
neesta nouii boprpd. Ssuultuaan
miesten buuoot leimuapasta rafen'
nutIesta inlinDDri Wlc&enaie pani
beii foneen tdpntiin. Sitaasti ia
mormasti ban fddnIi fen pmpdri IT,
fuuan foboaae. 2un Ie iSti ieindd
ipasten, min pfIi mics bpppdIi len
pddlle, Iitten Ie fddntpi pois ia nd'
ban oian fuIuttuo ie ioboettiin tooS
iffunon alle. Soinen mics rpDmi
fen pddlle, folmonren terran Ie fir
rettiin td0e paifalle, toilet tatIi miess
I'd nouIipat file tdad ferralla. Soeis
bdtfin lastettiin turpaliiesti maan
pinnalIe. 2afIi muuta miestd pld'
ferrofIesta pelostettiin titapuitten
apulla.
suIen irtipddip on pieId tuntema'
ton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Tcfce iticmid fuuluiiafH.

2anIalaiiemme SD Soufala, Ssh
pemin9isid, Wticb., iofa on 10 iStus
nut iontun aifaa tpanfilasia muir.
bapritptIesti paimoaan fpastaan,
on taas irtipddstpddn tebnpt iamal'
laiIen pritptien, fuitentaan onnistu
malta, ia patent iitte pois paiffa'
funnaIta. 9tpt on ban firioittanu1
Ssbpeminsiin DuIutbista, Wtinn., ia
oil aitonut mennd ionnetin fautai'
IemmiIIe paitfafunniae. - Ssbpe'
minsin ppliiIitpiranomaiIilla ontin
rpansiiiemisfdsfp anottuo benfiloG
tpastaan. ioten bdnen eli ole bppd
hllIataan Ssbpemin9iin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
SaatfriffO.

Siteasta iuunnastaan uiautuneena
iuImimmasIa mprsfpsId mitd 40
tpuoteen on rainonnut g8dlimerelld,
ransfaIaiIen 2ltlannin tafaiIen bDps
rpIaipalinian laitpa General Gban>
3p tDrmdii farille pimedsid p6sid
tdDbesId mambbisiaan piime per'
iantaina, IdheIld Wtinprfa iaarta,
ia 157:std laitpalla olepasta benz
sentd ainoastaan pfii peIastui.
slinoa bentiiniddnpt, nIserialoinen
tullitpirtomies, Utarcel HobeI, ionfa
faIaStaiat pelastitpat, on mt iairaa:
Iosia Guibaoelasia raipoaipasia
tilosIa, ieurautiena tofemistaon tdr,
FmiTistd, eifd moi antaa mitddn Iel.
pGd fertomuStd onnettomiiubesta
2ainaua oil ouut 81 matfustaiaa,
ioista 20 olifpat enIimGiIeuG luos
falla. SaitpalpGfeen fuului 70 ben=
Fed. 2oipoo tomenIi Gopol, iofn
oil tunnettu linian iparonaiIimmatIi
topteenitIi. Sdnele ei oaut ennen
Iattunut mitGdn onnettomuutta ia
oil ollut aifeesia piatfoin ottaa ero
ipirostaon. Wtatfustoiat olifpat iuus
rimmofii oIafIi runsfolaiIia mpIee'
reia ia mirfamiebid, iottu olipot
polaamasIa miroisioon II9eriasIu,
tpoimoineen ia lapIineen; iuuri bars
moio Iotiloita. ioitatin itoliaIaiiia ia
turffilaiIia Iefd ptli papi. Wattus'
taiista oil luultanosti ainoastoan 2
ensIantilaista, iotfa fuuluipat opes
roIeurueeieen, ionfa pitt antaa ndp'
tdntDid GaiinosIa, slIsierisIa.
Ransfan fonIuli iImoittaa, ehd
monia ruumiita uisfentelee meresid "a,
mutta fun mprsfp pbd iatfuu, niitd
on mobootoin peloStaa.
&uuuaan. ettd laimalla on tapab-
tunut rdidbbps bDprppanntsia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

me 0ictor Wtdfed tdmdn belmieuun
2 pnd. W&dfi oil tpDsfenneapt %
lepenilld ia ioientin bdnen iietamdt.
tddn irtaantunut noin 500 paun on
painoinen fitpi mursfaii bdnen
padnia Observation-Disclosures. Woino'
ia oil pfiindinen mics ia fotoiIin s.
faalisten pitdidstd, ia 32 no. 5 tf.
l pm panba ia bauoattiin Rocflan'
bin bautausmaaban belmifuun A
pdindnd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Saiffafnmmalta.

Vaiffafnnnalle on iaapun,it
mr. 8. s. Sanner, Sbe Sinnisb
Mmerican Toilorin9 Gompanpn liif.
feenboitoio, Ghicososta. Wtr Ton'
ner OH tuonut muasIaan ioufon fd'
iiiniddneitd putuia, ioita ban mnp
tdmdn FUN mafiun oiola erittdin
luurella binnanalennutielIa. gDaats
teet oipat ndbtdmdnd Wtatti 9ofon
canbpitoresIo, 945 ytepport Soc.
W(r Sanner toipoo topaafponia
Iieud ietd panboia ettd uufia tatta'
piaan.
- M1meStpS vfiiiipaSta" ia Ind
rdstd" IolIitoon. &oniin9istd on IL
moiteitu Wtarquettesfauntin plitar,
fastoiiue, ettd bella ei ole oifeutto
Ialia fenenfddn paitallisfieltoIafi
bafemufIen ale nimenid firioitta
neen fpetad nimedan pois luetteIosto
Iind ie tefo oliIi lofimaStoista. I'd
ma iiis rotfoiiee ddnestpSfDipmpt.
fen min, ehd Wtorquette.tountisia ia
iamoin @osebic'fauntisIa mlloon
emf fepddnd ddnestdmddn rfui
masta" ia rmdrdstd."
9dStd ioimme tieoon tiiStoino.
= 8elpnforiamsta narten men
fdd 6. M. 8eaniin. 2p5 taataan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
GaInuietiSta
fertoo p:lti ieuroupaa:
ton.


v2auantaisaamuna flo 3 ia 4 pd'
lill6 buomattiin, tulen pddsIeen irti
@atmet &c Seelan faimautopbtipn
NoN5 fuiipausbuoneesio. 4olofun'
ta futIuttiin beti poitolle antamala
bdlpptDs loarttosto sto. II. Sali'
metin palofunta iaapui beti paifalle.
mutta Ie ei poinut tebod muddn ras
fennufIen pelastamiIetIi. Hafennus
oil puuSia ia .paloi lie fofonaan po'
rotIi. HofennutiesIa oil noin FOL
men iaoan faiipantomieben pnfput,
iotta paloiwot ratennutIen mufana
ia iuoitinot n6in oIIen tuntupan
,pobireon monelle miebelle. Palas
neen omoiIuooen pleiso rnoa ei tie
oetd."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Valip ibmiiiG

fdpttdndt Soleps &ionep Hemebpd
iota lpuoIi. Se ortin parbainta mus
nuaiss ia mafIalddfettd mitd lddfe'
tiebe moi neupoa. Soleps 8ionep
Hemebp foriaa epdIddnnDaiippben,
pabfpistaa elimistDn ia menetetpn
ipoiman. WlpDtdmdnd Oscar Norb'
linoilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
9niipalp 9mImtbisfa.

Diime periantaisaomuno roirpoIi
OulutbisIa bir,ped tuIipoIo, iofa To-
fonaon iurmeli rafennutien iiiuSton,
iosio Scbul5e pelietiilld oil nobfo'
ia iamloieppdliife, iefd WtcSeIIon
poperipbnDad liitteenld, Dlicpl9an
fabulIo, itddn 2ate oipenuesto. 6ds
tpiDt nouIeuat Iuunniueen $190, 900
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17
Waltipn malta

tullaan mppmddn buutofaupalla
taas emf fenddnd WainneTotasia.
ct. 2ouis fauntisia olepia malta
mppbddn DuIutbisia emf toufofuhn
% pnd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

+ (postolauIeeni lpddrpptd tpoStoon,
ettd minut pafoitetaan mafiamaan
peroia, Imam ettS minulIa on didn't
oifeutta omaiIuuttni iuoieIemista
iparten."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-17

= Utitd iuurempaa Iabiaa eli itt'
nauSta fpoifaon ontao toiIelle fuin
terpepttd ia onnia. SoiroIoiIille tut'
totpiIlenne Iobioittofoa SolIister's
Hocfp Wlountain teetd, luonnon par.
bointa lddfettd. &c oiaa nIos taii'
bin eIimistostdnne ia tiotioo onnea
ia terpepttd. 2e bdmmdstpne tuin
huomaatte fen teboffuuoen.
Oscar Norblin9.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-30
Or. Luis Hernandez.

Sc halla entire nosotros el bier
conocido oculista espanol, doctor
Luis Hernandez, anteriormente re.
sideDte de Las Vegas y ahora de
Granada Espala, y que conforme
cronicamos en- dias pasados, vino
de Nuevo al pals de sus hijos,
Nuevo Mexico, de vista i sus nu-
merosas amistades que tiene en- to
do 81 territorio, y al miemo tempo,
para atender a algunos pacientes
que desde aqui le habian escrito
solicitando sus seryicios medicos.
La fama y buen cr6fito del doc
tor Hernandez es reconocida en-
donde quiera, como un excelente
especialista On Intermediates de los
ojos, garganta y ofdos, como asi
misno en- Intermediates cr6uicas. y
los pacientes que necesiten de aten
deucia medica no deben dejar pa
sar esta oportunidad, ahora que tie
nen a sus puertas tan habil m6di
co.
Por dsnda es decir, que desea
mos al doctor Hernandez & hijo
Pablo, feliz permanencia en- q va
lie de Taos.