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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
No. IS.

500 acres adjoining No a. convenient TO wharf
containing lare amount mari for which the has
q standing offer II 1900. Has large room dwelling
beautiful shade on lawn. Price S24 O0O00
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

$500 acres near Clairmont Va, a railroad and ex
tends nearly to black Water River small portion cleared
balance tisnbesed estimated viii cut 600 feet OF
timber 30 per cent. Of which Is pine. Free, S650O
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

500 acres treating On Nansemond River, wharf and
steamer landing on the property TO Suffolk from
Norfolk daily Land l. in high state Of cultivation,
nice dwelling and euthslldings. Prizes, $4,000
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
BAD HEADACHES
 QUICKLY DISAPPEAR

Mrs. Chas Hartley, 516 Franklin St. Jackson, Mich, says: II had sui fered all kinds of pain and agony from stomach complaint for several months The pains in my stomach were very bad, the gas forced the food up into my throat my food did not digest, headaches of the worst kind attended. l became weak, nervous and in a condition so I could not sleep.
 Was alarmed at my condition, as doctoring did not benefit me, finally l was induced to try MI-O-NA, and after using for about two weeks, found cure"
 If you have a sallow compleXloh' pimples. blotches, or dull eyes, your digestion is all wrong, and you shorld take MI-O-NA stomach tablets imme- diatelv. and put your stomach right.
 MI-O-NA instantly stops belching of gas. sour stomach, heartburn and foul breath and gives complete relief in five minutes.
 MI-O-NA is guaranteed to cure dvspepsia, sea sickness. vomiting oi pregnancy. or money back.
 Don't hesitate to try Ml-O-NA. Il is for sale by the Lovett Drug Co" and leading druggists everywhere at 90 cents a large box.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
SCHOOL BUILDING SITES
 AUTHORIZED LAST NIGHT
One Near Country Club, Other Exten-
 sion of East End Grounds.

A mass meeting of the electors of Phoenix school district No. l was held at the Central school building last night for the selection of sites for school buildings. Two were chosen. one consists of three acres on Van Buren street immediately east of the Country club. Another has seventy five feet frontage on Washington street east of and adjoining the East End school grounds. It has depth of l55 feet Just back of this is an- other strip 9Oxl75 feet which was also selected. thus affording spacious grounds.
 The price to be paid for the Van Burcn street site is $500 an acre and for the two tracts in the east end $2, 900
 IL is the purpose of the board to erect three eight room school build ings this summer, bids for which will be opened May . The east end build ing is to be removed and in it's place will be a modern building. Beside the building to be put upon the site near the club house will be one on block l6. Montgomery addition. purchased sometime ago.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

all, mum That's where so many people spoil their coffee. mum. by putin in a fourth quarter, mum - Success Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
.A HOPEFUL MESSAGE TO SCALP SUFFERERS AND MEN WHO'S
 HAIR IS THINNING

Dandruff now-bald later. The same is true of scalp diseases. In fact bald ness is a scalp disease. The trouble with the greasy salves and lotions. the so-called dandruff and scalp cures you have tried so far is that they don't do anything but temporarily relieve the itching and cake the dandruff' so It doesn't fall until it's dried out again. Nothing can cure-really cure such troubles but a real scalp medicine that will kill the germs causing dandruff and scalp disease.
 Learning from leading fellow drug gists throughout America that they had found a whirlwind cure for dandruff eczema and all diseases of the skin and scalp, Elvey & Hulett, quality drug gists. on proving to the laboratories compounding the treatment that they are the most prominent druggists 1T this city, secured the agency for the remedy. This remedy is ZEMO, the clean, liquid preparation that kills the germ of disease, and ZEMO SOAP tC wash the scalp or skin clear and clear of the dandruff or scale and by its anti septic qualities soothe and heal.
 Sold and guaranteed by druggists
 everywhere and in Phoenix by Five! J X Hulett. quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

Mrs W. W. Dunbar. Florence; J. O'COnner. Florence; J L. Dunbar, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
STATES OF MIDDLE
 WEST HAVE DR0UTH PHOENIX HEAT DUE TO SLOW MOVEMENT OF EASTERN
 STORM CENTER. Central Eastern and Southwestern States Have Clear Weather.

Yesterdays report of Director Jesu- nofsky of the Phoenix department of the weather bureau explained the heat wave of the last week by the persistent staying qualities of the storm center that has been located over Washington. Montana and Brit ish Columbia. The slow eastern move ment of the storm center has .'aused a large accumulation of heat over the Rocky Mountain regions resulting in temperatures of from six to ten de- grees above the seasonal n0Cmals. At Phoenix the daily aVa":lse eX''"sS ir temperature for the last i've days has been four degrees The ,'mpera- ture is also unseasonlhly high over the great lakes and the north Atlantic states.
 The cold wave thlt vas !HCVing south and east across the n. .h Pa cific states last Saturday did np- ad- vance any further east than Nevada, Iowa and Wyoming, where it d.s- appeared The cold wsVe that moved over the eastern states during the iat- ter part of last week went off the south Atlantic coast and waa i'i- lowed by mild storm center located of Cape Hatteras. A light rainfall cVe~ the south Atlartic states was cauSeG by this depress.f n. Rain las ais; occurred over nor Ca!liprn
 Cr,.gon. WashIugton, 'a"' ani td"n- t;,na.
 vnh the exception oc small cloud a-eas over the iakr Itgi ." the nnrif
 ALI, and P.. ii. states, .he ski
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
IT COST TOO MUCH
 ID KEEP ROYAL STATE THE MEDICATION OF "cATTLE
 KING" CAMERON. The Widely Scattered Habtstion of
 Justice Andrew L. Brown.

Justice of the Peace Andrew l.. in a puzzling financial and geographical position yesterday. Justice Brown was one of several witnesses who had been called here from the neighbOrhOOd of Agua Caliente in the Noriega case. 1t
 is an expensive journey; counting the stage fare to the railroad. the railroad fare, meals and lodging, there is noth- ing left of a twenty dollar bill.
 The statutes allow nothing to wit nesses within d county in criminal cases. but the necessary expenses of outside witnesses are allowed. Justice Brown said that he was resident of Yuma county though all his taxes were paid in this county and, beside, his jurisdiction as justice of the peace lay in this county.
 According to the statutes defining county boundaries. Mr. Brown is a resident of Marcopa. but according to the contention of Yuma county that boundary was located three miles farther west than it ought to have been or would have been if more competent engineers had located it. Mr. Brown lives within the disputed strip.
 All the facts were against his resi- dence in Yuma but it was arranged by the district attorneys office that all of the witnesses from Agua Caliente should be allowed their expenses. Among them was J w. Cameron, the well known cattleman. This is the sec ond trip of MT Cameron as witness. on the first he allowed himself to be jollied out of his expenses. When the matter of paying the witnesses who could not afford the expense of the journey was brought up it was stated by an official that MT. Cameron, being cattle king could afford to bear such expenses as he had incurred He did not ask anybody to call him cat tie king" and he had not expected to be so invested with royalty. put when the title was conferred upon him he determined to support il and did not insistently demand reimburA ement for his expenses.
 When the time came yesterday for an adjustment of the expenses of wit nesses, Mir Cameron served notice on Clerk Dunlevy that he wished to ab- licate and get back into the ranks. If President Diaz who had been president of Mexico for thirty years. could stand the humiliation of retirement, certainly Mir. Cameron, who had been cattle king" only since the last term of court. could stand it, especially when it cost twenty dollars a trip to keep up the royal estate for which Mc. Dunlevy had provided no privy purse or any other fund for its support.
 cattle King" Cameron was more
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

especially moved to abdication by the circumstance that when he arrived in
 the city yesterd y morning he had only
 90 cents when he ordered his breakfast, and he was in mortal terror lest the bill should amount to more than that. The apprehension of the effect of the high cost of living in the restaurants Phoenix so weighed upon him that he did not enjoy his breakfast. So uneasy
 was the Cameron head that wore the cattle kingly crown that he determined there and then to let the cattle choose another king.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

is generally bright all over the coun- try. The highest temperature recorded yesterday was seventy-four degrees at Corpus Christi. Texas. and the low est thirty four degrees at Moorhead, Minnesota
 General dryness prevails over the central states and severe drouths have been suffered. The states of the corn belt will lose heavily in the seasons crop unless rain falls within the next week. They are already sev- eral inches behind in their average seasonal rainfall. and the ground shows great need or water. The threatened drouth of last year in the middle west was broken by heavy rains in the latter part of May, and the farmers of the region are hoping that their crops will be saved by an equally heavy fall this month.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
A GENEROUS OFFER
To Whom It May Concern.

There are hundreds of people in this vicinity at this season of the year who need blood making, body building and strength tonic.
 It is to all such, which comprise old people delicate children, the weak. rundown and convalescents, and all those who suffer from chronir coughs and colds. that we ask to come to our store and get a bottle of Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic (withOut OiD.
 If it fails to build you up. create strength and restore normal health, we will cheerfully return the money paid us for it. We take all the chances-yOu take none As a mat ter of fact. We don't take much chance, either, because Vinol rarely disappoints us. Come in and get a bottle on these terms. A. l.. Boehm- CT. Center and Washington Street Phoenix, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09
WHAT SPOILED THE COFFEE.

A family living in East Orange has a model servant who has proved her self the best cook they ever had. but she has insisted upon making up all her dishes strictly according to her own recipes
 Margaret" said the mistress. one day. the coffee you are giving us is very good. What kind is it?''
 It is no kind at all. num-" said the reply It's al mixture"
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

For soreness of the muscles whether induced by violent exercise or injury, Chamberlain's Liniment is excellent. This liniment is also highly esteemed for the relief it affords in cases of rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

Barbed wire cuts. ragged wounds collar and harness gals heal up quick ly when BILLIARDS SNOW LlNl- MENT is applied. IL is both healing
 and antiseptic. Price 25c, soc and Sl. % per bottle. Sold by Elvey & Hu- lett.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

We handle nothing but the best All milk and cream pasturiZeG. Try us. Farmers Comparative Creamery. tf
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

Well. won't you tell me how you mix it."
 Sure, mum. make it On-quarter Mocha, one-quarter Java and one quarter Rio"
 Yes. but that is only three-quar- ters. What did you put in for the other quarter?"
 Why. 1 put in DO other nuarter at
Arizona republican., 1911-05-09

You do better at the Farmers C. operative Creamery Co. on Secon0 St. u
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

ra, ettd ban wield tauan moiIi tebs
ID Sumalan ipaltatunnan tp5td.
9erran runTaS fiunaus nelien tot.
mile. 2iitos nell !SirnelIe pnnd
bdnen Observation-Disclosures faitesta
bpnppbestd minua fobtaon. Muiss
tafaa: Sdn taIuttaa meitd neutpoiI.
loan ia foriaa miimein funnialla.
pi 20: "a.
Sitte lotat. Is p. ldboin DuIutb'
ista tdnne Ganabaan. Seuraafpana
pdipdnd iaaipuin tdnne port Nr'
tburiin. Sddlld iifor ia nell Wuori
ottipat pstdpduiiesit mastaan. On
10 ouut monta bausfaa betfed Ger
ran ianan pmpdriud. Slen taman.
nut 10 monta autuubeStaan %iloitIes
paa. 9artauSbettisid ON ouut run.
@Iaosti fuuIiioita. pastOri Wuoren
pppnnDstd olen pari miitfoa bGntd
a~uttomasia. Serra on puut tdbdn
asti fansIani ia Sdn on ebeqeenfin
normoan.
Sddfdd faitfi 6errau amoimeeu
ormoWliin - Iieud on min bppd
ola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

tenia fesfuubesfa. Mppstin Italia.
laifiaa on tdaainen pbbistpfienId.
HansfalaiIiqa on beibdn tuuluiIa
alliance francaiienIa." NorialaiIiua
ON Observation-Disclosures" ia ruot.
Ialaiiuotin rHifsforninserf or ipens.
fbetens be!paranoe | utlanbet." pait.
Il nditd pleiiempid DbbistpfIid OH eri
maisia eritoispbbistptiid, futen fell
laiia, ioiben tpDtenttdnd onat elm.
fatolilaiiet, emanteliiet |. n. e. Ndin
on, muutama eIimerffi mainitafieni,
I~atIalaiiaa emanfeiiIiua rSauptmc.
rein iir Oeuiscbe Mnfiebler unb
Nuemanberer." Ndmd pbbistptiet ia
Ieurat onat ~bptpintin eri tomaIa
idriestetpt, toiiisia on main bentilD
idIenid, toiIisia mpDs poifaaispboiss
tptIid idIenind, toiIisiu etIitdGn idIe.
nitIi mabbouilimman runIaaeti Fir.
t%oIoiIia maopauon faitilfa fulmilta,
toiIieIa taas ppritddn iaamaan ais
noaetaun ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sdrfed.
nd .oputeinona pbopsIiteen Iolmia'
miiefIi on uieaua pbbistpfieud eri'
tpinen Ianomalebti tai oitafaustirio,
iota toimiteioan eritpiieStt iuuri tdt6
tnr foitueperdd Ilmdud pitden. Huot
lin HitefDreninsen, iota on pastn
par II Duooen manbu, i~ultoiiee eris
inietd muoIieiriua, iofa oioa famao
oiioa fuin muieIa mnieIn eoeId moi
niiut Ianomoleboet. Sanstoe1a Ell ole
mitGSn pleietG Observation-Disclosures
mutta ItellG on buomattnma miitfo
lebii allan oiomiietTi. Sdmd Iebti.
ionta mini on Bore 2anosmaeno
nolanoet", ndpttdd nirtedsii toimi
man ia tuleipon iotatuintin bDpin
toimeen, malta Iiud eli olefoon to'
tana mitddn pleispboistpstd tai
naltioapua.
(Sott
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

uefonto o,toa ibmiIeue robeeut'
ta. Wtind tortoitan torfeumpoo T.
neelisid robteutto, iota moi pelo'
tonna ia iditdbrpmdttd fat'oa moa-
raa faswoibin; robfeutta, iofo moi
festdd rauban, rittauoen, pSidpdin,
oman bppdn nimen menettdmiien;
robteuben, iofa moi foboata maaiI'
man tdpnnd uImontoa ia plentotiet'
Ia, ipieldpd inboa ia mibaa; moi
t~atlela faitfea tdtd bpmpilpud, ia
fdriien toifen tdmdn moi tpDSfen
neQd ebeueeu pelotto mana, tietoiIeno
tulofIesta. = Ebeooore Barter.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

Nlitd me tortpitiemme on ibmi'
lid, ioiua on robfeutto noueta &riS'
tuflen puolesta. Sun f%riStifunta be-
rdd ia iotoinen Inpii, iofa fnuluu
SerraIIe, on malmis pubumaan sd
nen ~puolestaan, on malmis tefe'
mddn tp0td !Sdnen p%uolestaan ia,
Jos t%arpitaou, malmis fuolemaan
hdnen puolestann, iiuoin fristillipps
eDistgp ia me Iaonme ndbbd Ser'
ran ivoa tutoistamon. .. Z.
Utaooy.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

SiirtolaiIuus maoetomme OH 10
pittGu aitua oIut ielIoincn limb, ct
tel file ole endd poitu pGlinpitGm6t'
tDmind ummietao iilmid. Wuoiifpm'
menid on moastamme iiirtpnpt rei'
pasta tpDtpfpistd mdfed roioiemms
uIfopuolelIe uieimmiten taufaiIiin
merentotailiin moibin. &pmmeniSid
tubaniisia on 10 poihi lastea tuuo'
Iittain f%irtpnien lufu. Eusfin on lii
oittelua ormioioa puoletfi m%ilioonat'
Il bensefii niioen Suomen toniaIois'
ten lufu, iotto nptpddn eldipdt nlto.
MALTA. Siis noin IeiiIemds ola fan'
IaStamme iefee tpDtd n~ieraisId o.
loisIa pierasten taniauii uufIien ie'
asia.
Wle ippstd tpad paIiotiumme ltd.
Wutta ottaen oIetpat olot lufuun ia
tebben mertaufia aian tilaan mutt
ten noStoapien fanIolliIuuflien tess
fuubeS5a emme poi muuta futn pi'
tdd iotentin narmana, eta iiirtoIai'
iuus pbd mield OH melud iubteeui'
Iesti faSnomaSla ia moastu iiirtp'
neiiten pfoi enttilufu nouiec eoeleen
torfeammaff. Suomi on iaeid Iub'
teesfa n muubun maaban
ndbben pield buomatiaipaStt ebuM.
IemmasIa aiemosia. Wlutta ei neil
Id aian ouen Iiene fdptettdmdnd pa'
rempia ia teboftoompia %teinoio iiir'
toIoiiuuben pibdt.dmiieff fuin null.
Iataan. pattofsinot eindt ole foSs
faan anttaneet. Glinebtoicn buoieu.
tuminen foiimoasia iefd iIdnmaaui'
Iuuben tunieen fobottaminen fonfon
faifisIa ferrofisia 10 mpDstin tot
m%eeniulon ipoiteutuminen pddmd6.
rdmaisfa moi toIin beitentdd ia tas
Iaia TiirtoIaiiuutto, mutta faifesta
buoIimatto OH oino, lufuiioStifin, iel,
Iaiio, iotta ldbtefuGi uutiu ia po'
rempoa etlimddu iiirpen poie toti'
maaSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
&atjauffia lpainoiem
%atfaam.

On melfein ibmeteltGm6 Ieitto eta :
ibm'iet onot ndin Iuureno nsfonnon
naponoen oitano min usfottomio
ia iumolottomia, ia min bpmd oifa
oliIi ia on, ola ustopainen ia ius
molinen. Sobellotin ibme, etiG ibs
misroufat eiGp6t min buolettomtna
ia mGlinpit6m6t mind oman Iielun.
ia tulemaiIuuoesto, oiotteIemaita eitd
olemme miinieistG fertaa t1Gud
maoilmasiu ia. Mbtoimpinotin oitoina
opot ibmiIet elect uefomoiiio ia
Sumolua palfuelepoiiio; he opat
f%otoontuneet pbteiTid ieurola piid.
mGdn, laulomoun ia pubumaan gu.
molon lanosto iieIunIo rdfennufIefii,
rpoitfa neriipiboliIet omot oleet
%pmpdriad pelidttdpdnd iefd birmuis
let tioutusfeiuot, piinapenfit, tuli.
nuotiot. petoien fpnfiin ia bompois
FIN beittdmiIet y. m. pitempiaifoista
mefou tuottamot fiouttomiI ~ioieIa
Oil tdptetip International eriteinoia,
ia rooimpin mild find petofpbdmiiei
ibmisneroi omat oianneet tefFid.
2octantius toImannella nuoIIas
ooua 10 ti~rioittoa: SOS oliIin iota-
fielinen tai fuuni iatafertainen iobi
Gdncni foifumin toto maaiImosfa,
min en- fuitenfoan motif IelittGG tait.
Fla rifotIio, ipita tdbGn ATTAIN tGp.
tetddn entd foitfia fioutuflio, ioita
pGdmiesten ioiuito uoelloon ia ioiuo
min monto nidtouta trietittpd Iitten
on rddtdttp ia rddtdtddn. Wtiesten
ia naisten. n~uorufoisten ia manhus.
ten, neitoSten ia dmmdin, foitfien,
foiffien pitt main tdriid 2ristntIen
tdboen." Wtit6 9octautius ebeqeen
patanain fefIimistG tioutusfeinoisto
ia ianoista fertoo min ofpat ne bir.
mullen. roafoia iefd pDpristpttdmiG
ia Xoctantiuefaan ei nGe fun Dasto
alfuo iiitd mitd fristiipt iaipat Far.
I'D 'iitd, eteenpdin ietd pofanoin ettG
ppbdn paotpin Dainoa alma mno.
teen 164S,ss ia nieldpd muutaminas
wuoIina iiitdtin eteenpdin.
Ransfasia Eth. 1880 paitfeiIta,
%ioIoin paomi Snnocentius III anfa.
rasti mainofi molbolaiIia fertoo bis.
toria M. m. Ieurootpantin 'podntd
piirtdpdn s.topoutIen: ypetoipodmi.
let Iotomiebet olipot nuorittaneet
muntoman 60 pnoiiIen mieben fell
idaenid tmafaamaan penfide ia ieI,
jim toatIe nioneet. bdnen fdtenTd, td-
min tebtpdnId poninot he hdnen
mobouenia owa poifoine eIGpdn
oramon. ionfo pieneud astion a peii.
tin6t, iotta oropa iofa foetti pddS.
I'd uloS sstpdbitelen naferteIi itIenId
noman ldpiiIe bdnen fidlmptfiinid,
ia ndin tdmd mics routfo topettiin
min iulmoua ia fambistamoua ia.
ipallo, ettd tuota tustin moipi msfoa
ibmiSien teotIi."
CANON ettd 2octon tiufien n6femdt
folmanne0a puoFiabaua oIinai
mosto oItua fiitd mitd friSiitpt Ioi.
fuot fdriid iefd pofonoin ettd ppbdn
paapin puolelto = muoteen 1913.
9dmdn pbtepbeSid olfoon buomottu
ietin ettd usfonaiIet omat I~aaneet
fdrTid meriStd painoa alma Saints.
ia %oltoen, iofd f~irioituSten idlteen
on enfimmdinen moinooia ia gbeI
enhmdinen morttppri. 0ristitpiIe on
pienid fpdIiaifoia lutuun oitamatto.
maaiIma alma ouut mobboioin. Qoit.
Il peren nuobotte miSio on beibdm
o%maiIuutenIo rpD 5te.ip, oIunnot ON
beiItd poltettu, beita OH maon roto.
laiIuuteea tuomittu.
SebreoIoistirieen firioiiiaio Iouoo:.
rSoiue mooiIma oil mobootoin; o..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
(Sott )
Yalaiia n%latfalta.
(2iri. Subo 9aafana.

sliottelin tirjoittoo nditG poIoFo
m~aiealtoni, IiuG tomoia td~pttddtIeni
pstGmieu toinomufIia. STUN Ell ole
t~ilaiiuutta eritpiIeeti Settle tirioittoa,
min tGmdn vNuttnion" tautto iulen
luotlenne. GnIitli toimottoen teile
Sumolon roubaa. TGmdn roubon
perustutIena OH Iprtien anteetiionta
mus ria fusia ipntien onteetIianta'
mus on, find on mp6s e,dmd ia
outuus".
Soamuttioni Suomesto ieripeps
mo,taltani. iolo wiinpin meltein
~ nuotto, olen npt mottustellut
npin ioisto tuufoutto tddud Imeri.
fosIa Ioornoten !Serran %ianao. Gn
Iitii miippin gtem Y~ortisio, N. y.
noin pariIen niiffoa. Sield fdrpin
termebtimdeId entiiid Ieurofuntalai'
fioni. Din mpDs i%ppsfuun 3 pn:d
Sorlemin leurofunnon firfosia, JOSS
ia pibin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pie
noinen oil fuultiafunto, fperroten iti'
ben ATTAIN fuin oIin opettaiana tdes
IA ieurofunnosIa, ioloin lufuun ot'
fanatic fuuminto teiGn oifoa, oil
alma firffo meIfein tdpIi poisla
oil tdLG fertoa outuubeetuon ilpiiIe '
mot - en- tiebd mieid. - Wmieinn
Iitd oitoa, mGbdn poina pori muots
ia fifteen, pitt tno ormolasien ioutto
oifein Iuurena tunnianaan ioooa
nlistaa Iitd !Serron, iota meitd ons
Elm ostonut. Npt' ndptti iiltd Putin
oliIi peIidttp tdaoisto tunnustnsto.
Suofoon !Serro ettd nield foittoiIi
oifo, ettd gtetu Yorfisiatin armon
ia omtuuben didn't l6mmittdiii tunnot
ia [ielut. tooeua tunnuetoiimat omaa
Acknowledgements.
Seurofunnon npfpinen pappi pos
tori &. Nldfinen oil eriti6in pelieIi.
rem. &6min mn6s pubumasin er6d'
nd iItona Wlerimies firfosia. 2iitos
meli DlafiIele pstipppoestd mirna
fob'oan. Sumalon Iiunausta toinon
tpDueIi.
Sitte lppse. 10 y. oliu Siicbbur9'
isIa, find ieuratmnnosio josiu eniin
toimin poppina idnue ioopnitioni.
6erran lunostetiuin oIifin t~otoontu
nut firffoon i%otieenfin. Mutuuita
tunnmstamia tapaTin monta, iefd ems
ifid ettd uuiia. Sfdmd paan, ettd
taasfin leurofunta on popitta, fun
nell eiIieroos Idbti. SoTin Jain iIot.
tent fuuDo, ettd nell HuoiioIoinen
on lutpannut tuua ioistoiIefIi iinne.
6erran Iiunousto toinon bdnen tpDl'
leeu. Seeiutiesio olemme auiuaot,
totiiesti.
Geuroaipona moonontoino ia tits.
taino olln Mapnorb'isia. Sieud on
mpds pienoinen ioutfo, iotfa ofpot
buomanneet oman nutuuteria Toto
mooiImon outuuoesia." St baus'
foo beib6n fonsiaon lolita pbteiieSid
outuuoesta. WuiSiofaa ipaan ettd
tperesid on eutuus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

Sh~mieipodn or futen mpupnft'
mi mplpeiG: FUN panette niluia len
ale, ie ppDrii ia ioubou ia ritfoo
ipndt loubofIi; mutta Jos cite pane
niiuio, ie Sittcntiu iauboo, mhtta ie
fiuoin iouban iiletIeen ia fuulun. =
Martin 2utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

2oitti %ritofIet moan pddlld ei'
mdt bdpitd Min polion ibmisiutua
eitpdttd oibeuta Min palion fDpbppt,
til tuin iuoppous - Xooroi Bacon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

ge eipGt ole fosfaan p%tIinGdn.
istfa Ieurustelemot plefp6in oiatus'
ten tansIa. - Sir y. SioneD.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
Alustns iiirtolaisfofuusta
ImmnniteltaesIa

Waisteri Atieli Hnuanbein,on eiitps.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

bitten moiooun iaooa porbaiten
alulle tDD fotimaan ia maaSia muut'
taneiben Iiirtoloisten feSfindisten
ii%teitten IuiiitamiIetfi?"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
Summa g.

GerGpsliSta $50 50, ferdGid mr..
Sreo 8erdnen, Sreoerict, 9. DAT.
s, 8. @erdnen $1.O0
paul Geppo LOO
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

2erGpsliSta yf:o IS, ferddid mills
Gmma &arppinen, 8erfelep, Sal.
Gmma Gorppinen $3.50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

roimitus ei skilyta kirjoitnksia' joita se Ell vol
uiaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
aeransIista Nro IL, ferddid past.

2erdpslista Nro IL, ferddid past
s. Snasfainen, Historic, Oregon.
G. Omen $l.O0
Dictor Mulin so
Sulius Wart 20
Sobn 9olm LOO
Hicburo &eisfi %
Sribiof 2eisfi 20
Sobn penttiId so
SO. Wolttinen %
Iler Drea so
Senrp Wtdteld LOO
Siaaf Welin so
Summa $500