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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
New Hats fer Fifteen Mayors.

rapkury, Conn, Oct. 4.--Mayor N. Burton Rogers and forraer Mayor Charles Kerr entertained about fifteen mexsbers of the Connecticut Mayors association here today. Tie visitors were banaueted and then taken on a trip about the city, including a visit to 8 hat factory, where each member of the party was presented with a hat. Afterwards they were taken out fe the Danbury fair greunds. where they inSpected tY,e exhibits and saw the, horse racing
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
TWO COSBY BEACH
 COTTAGES BURNED
Neither Was Occupied and Fire Is
 Believed to Have Been Set.

New Haven, Oct. 1.-Two cottages at Cosey beach were burned tonight. the loss being estimated at about S5, 900. It is believed that ths fire was set. One cottage belonged te Mrs. Lewis of this city and had been occupied by Prentice w. Chase Of New Haven. The other wRs owned by F. J. Smith of North Haven There was no one in the cottages st the time Dwellers in nearby buildings saved them only by wetting down roefs and sides with buckets of water and keeping them wet
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
DANBURY MAN USED
 RAZOR ON A DRUNK.
John Murphy of New Preston Badly
 Cut, But Will Recover.

Danbury. Conn, Oct. 4.-Thomas Col conito was arrested here tonight charg- ed with assault with intent to kill, it being alleged that he inflicted deep cut with a, razor in the right side of John Murphy of New Preston late to- day. According to the police informa- ton, Murphy, who had been drinking, wandered into Colconito's apartments. The latter ordered him out. and in a quarrel which followed Murphy was slashed with a razor, opening up a gaping wound in the side. The wound, it is said, while severe, will probably not have fatal results
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
PROSECUTING HARD COAL TRUST Attorney General Wickersham Files
 Brief in New Line of Attack.

Washington, Oct. 4.1-Attorney Gen eral Wickersham today by Gliag a brief in the supreme court of the United States. began his contest before that tribunal to have the principal coal carrying railroads and coal owning companies in the anthracite coal re- zion adjudsed to be in viola ton of the Sherman antitrust law. An entirely different attack was made on the cor porations from that in Pennsylvania, where the government lost on nearly every point
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Portuaai to .Haxa Civil War

London, Get. 5.-The Daily Grap phic pubfiSa1e es an interview with a pronli- nent Portuguese royalist who declares that civil war is inevitable in Pertu- gal. The royalists. he says are well prepavcd, have anple finance. and pcssass two warships, and are only awaiting the signal ts begin
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
TROOPS TO GUARD
 PANAMA CANAL.
Fart of the Tenth infantry Has Ar.
 rived at Colon.

Colon, Panama, Oct 4-Ti,e United States transport KilAaNrick arrived here today, having on beard s86 officers and men of the Tenth infantry from Fort Sam Houston. They will be sta toned in the canal gone for the per n1anent protection of the canal
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Eth.1 sarryn,sr. ILL.

Geaat3 Eend, Ind, Oct 4.-Ethel Bar rEasre sna9eRly became ill from peri- t8M3tIs e4rs6as- and cancelled theatrical l eAGAsnfG e2i= for the next ten days R. GEIE, A.. her husband has been snsnfppn6d from New York As soon = 5(sesiSe she will be taken to a CAicaEs hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

John M. Bright, 94 Years old, the eldest lawyer in Tennessee, died at his home near Fayetteville.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Panama, Oct. 4.-FPresident Arosema- na states that at cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon it was decided to recall the Pananlan minister to the United States, Dr. Belisario Porras, as the government was not satisfied with his services.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Guayaquil, Ecuador. Oct. IA slight earth shock was felt here Tuesday. The movement was more pronounced at Guaranda and Rio Ban1ba, where panics were caused.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Cabled Paragraphs

Dublin, Oct. 4-The strike declared on the Irish railroads by the Amalga- mated Society of Railway Servants, Sept. 21, was finally settled today.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Or Try Another Brand.

The TexAa whe as seeking a cure for the hesEiisle dAeamS that he has
 every night ought ts try sleeping in the dsytime-F3sAshursh Chronicle Telegraph.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Paris, Oct IA special 10 The Temps from Rome says that King Vic tor Emmanuel will leave Pacoonisi and return to Rome tomorrow. After giving audiences to the minister Of var and marine, his majesty will go to Naples for a farewell to the troops eInbarizing for Tripoli.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

London, Oct. 4.-Portuguese royal ists declare that the monarchy will be established in the northern part of Portugal tomorrow, the anniversary of the revolution that overthrow King Manuel
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
PriviI,ce . of the Miqhty.

Some men hecone se promineDt a r,d highly regarded that even their fish stories are received with respectful attentien.-Waxlime< Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Bullets of Solid Gold were used by 1aoui Indians in fighting Diaz in Mex lco, according to passengers arriving in San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Will Never Recover.

The Hon. Cliff Pinchot is out for LaFoilette. The Honorable Cliffs head is still quite sore.-Des Moines Capi- tai
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
impossible to Protect.

There will never be a wool sehed ule that can fully protect the Wal street lasnb-Nashineto Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

A Wealthy Egyptian Has Offered to organize force of 30,000 Egyptians to march against the Italians at Tripo1i.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
stearshin Arriuals

Al Havre: Oct 3. Niagara, from New York.
 At Naples: Oct 3. cretic, from New Fork,
 A itVeseaei: osk L Gamsanit A A1 1esAv
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

The East Boston Breaker of the Payne Coal company at Luzerne bor- ough, Pa, was destroyed by fire. The loss is placed at $10O,0o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
on . tt4ahsr Plans.

by alrshirk k-WaS&aA gtaA PNak
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
No U.a fer SiEenc..

Colonel Roosevelt will probably give to the insurgents such aid and com fort as they can get out of his silence. Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

/ More than per cent ef the wealth of the United States is invested in electrical enterprises.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Suburbs of pt+tsku.o,,.

Cleveland, 0hie. keeps pokirs it's nose above water with an occasional graft atery.-NashinEten Pest
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
Condensed Telegrams

Waterbury People Complain of a cucumber taste in their city water.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Southampton. Eng, Oct. 4.-The White Star liner Olympic, which dis charged her cargo and made temporary repairs here, after she was ranmed by the British cruise" Hawke, off the Isle of Wight. on Sept. 20, sailed today for Belfast, where she will enter the dry dock for permanent mending.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05
IIsinn panr Raft

Using Poor Bait. Perhaps kiplfnE is angling for the ReAt laursate,s jahs-omahs EAs.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Lcndon, Oct 4.-The American am- bassador, MT. Reid. was present in his official capacity at a memorial service in the church of St Dunstan's in the East today, for the late Lord North cote, who was governor general of Austra lia, at the time of the visit there of the American battleship squadron. The burial was at Upton
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

The Legal Contest Before the su- prene court of the United States over the question of whether a corner in the cotton market is violation Of the Sherman antitrust law began yes terday when Solicitor General Leh-
 mann filed a brief contending that the law so applies.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Capt. John H. Gibbons, Superinten- cent of the naval academy at Annap- olfs issued orders for the FOO miAshlp-
 men to go to Washington today to at tend the funeral of Rear Admiral Winfield Scott SchleY.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Federal Control of Natural Resources in accordance with present methods, has been declared against by the pub lie lands convention in Denver, Col.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

An Honest Chauffeur Called at tke house of Samuel w Adler, New York, yesterday, and handed him bag con- taining jewelry worth s10,75o which Adler lost in a taxicab. He was re- NarGad
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Capt. Howard L. Landers of the coast artillery corps, was acquitted by courtmartial of the charge of Wrongfully locking up a civilian.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

A Brief Was Filed in the supreme court by the Pacific States Telephone
 & Telegraph Co.,, attacking the con St1tutionality of the initiative.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

PEACE AT INCOME. Strikebreakers Removed from Cit. Be- cause of Public Demand. Mccomb City, Miss, Oct. 4-With
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

After Hunting Bear in Colorado, elephants in Africa and various other game in his own country Col. Theo- dore Roosevelt, it is intin1a ted may go tc Long Beach, Cal. to hunt whales.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

made at the Lowell observatory, Flag staff, Ariz., showed the head was com posed chiefly of cyanogen and the tail oi carbon monoxide. with some hydro carben and cyanogen.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Post Wheeler, the American Charge of the embassy at St. Petersburs, has informed the state department that the Russian government has finally off
 eially recognized the new republic of Portugal.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Lewis A. Waterman of Providence, democratic candidate for governor of Rhode Island last year. was renomi- mated to lead the party next November
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

A Profit of S721 ,a24 on Goods Manu- factured by the Amoskeag Manufac- turing company of Manchester N. H., in the last year, is reported by Treas urer F. c. Dumaine.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Mrs. EmmeIine Panknurst and Miss
 Mary Pethick sailed from Southamp- ten, England, on the steamer Oceanic yesterday for New York, to make a suffragette tour of America.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Judge Henry F. severens of Cin- cinnati, O., after quarter of a cen turys service on the bench of the Sixth district United States circuit court. retired with impressive ceremonies.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Joseph Bell, tho Eminent Scottish Surgeon, who was the original of the character of Sherlock Holmes, died yesterday at his home, Mauricewood, Milton Bridge, Midlothian England.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

At Meeting of Illinois Democrats yesterday allies of William R. Hearst and Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chi cago took control and under the chair nlanship of Mayor Harrison passed resolutions conddfnning National Com Initteeman Roger c. Sullivan and en- Gorsed Congressman H. T. Rainey for na ticuaI committeeman.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Peter Gentleman, Edward Stergaard, William Corners and Arthur O'Copnor. labor sluggers, convicted Of assaulting Morgan H. Belf in 8 factianal fight of stearnitters were sentenced to from one to fourteen years in the peniten- tiary in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Jack White and Tommy Dixon of Kansas City boxed fifteen rounds at Dayton, O., last night. While no de- oision was given, it is generally con- ceded that Dixon had the advantage.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

The San Francisco Chamber of commerce adopted a resolution provid- ing that all American vessels be pass ed through the Panama canal without fOJ1
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

According to Evidence Produced in a, suit in Boston. the royalties on the patent for making kerosene oil non explosive were sold to Henry H. Rog- CTS of the Standard Oil company by the inventor, Charles P. Greenough, for S45,00o.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Capt. Stephen Forney, United States army, while walking along the bank of the Delaware river in Philadelphia, ripped over the root of tree and fractured both kneecaps.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

1t Is Stated That the Followers of Dr. Vasquez Gomez and President De La Barra plan to join issues to defeat Pino Suarez for vice president of Mex leo in the electoral college.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

The Opening Day Tuition Receipts at the University of Michigan, amounting to thousands of dollars. narrowly escaped falling into the sack of safe blowers. and $500 was actually lost when the vault in the treasurer's nd1ce was forced NesterHay.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Peter J. Dunn, a Brakeman, and three track workmen were killed and 36 other men were injured when a Great Northern ore train ran into handcar al Tudor Minn
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

For the First Time in Six Years, the battleship Oregon has been ordered made ready fer sea, at Seattle, Wash. The Oregon was recently rebuilt al. cost of more than $1,00o,0o0.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
&nlnins lutu.

SdttdtGGmme mt Geuin9'in perbe
Iuloiien uuen beImoibiu ia ldbtefddm.
me beitcfIi tobtori Hin9'id tertpebtd'
mGGn.
Houmo Ceiling IN motolasto ma
iasta tnItuaan oil tpbtori ~oomuIeud
istunut fauom ipWisld mietteiSId ID.
SieltG tuliuoon bGnet oil alma pola
Innnm jana hmueImu: ban tunIi
itd6nfmin Inloieio toipausia. Slipa
FUN oliTi ban lutenut ibanon Iabun,
iota iobti mieleen Iopiuuoen fopm'
iointuiIet pdipat. 3uosia robisia
l%palli.ii tppni funnunioiraubn, mut'
ia iamaua elon bumina ia ristiriis
taiIet riennot riffoimat alma imbla.
Zimmerman. 9pDrin6u ia pp5rindn
wuofi oil mabooton fpiettdd Jun.
nuntatta.
Tpbtpri muieteIee roupa Ceiling
IN neumpa. !Sdn pddttd6 iuttio III.
mild, iotfa ipiettdmdt iunnmntoita,
nerrdten niit1 IeIloiFiin ibmiIiin, iot'
Ia eilp6t mdliid lcpopdimGn ppbiti6'
miIestd.
Gobtori muietelee f~oteio, ioiSio
han on boiiunut Ioiraiio. so niitd
oioteIles' ,on han buomou. eifd ne,
ioita huonnimmin hoitnwut ter,psp,
iadn ia ioioen huosTaCia iuiroeten
tdptpp eniten forfid tnriuuita, otuot
p!eenIi dipon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
iunnumiaip ipietooto. Sos ppbdpdi
min Totiun beili1 tpipn,Gdn, oipuifo
fdpnect firfosIa, min he iuuresti
bamm6Sippdi, ifddnfuin ipoStu
muio,aiii,uai eiid OIL i%unuuntoi, mus
tn idmolla he Wofuuiiownt, et.d on
niipon mehooion iaooa aitou tir
frcId fdpn,iin.
Sott.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
Sunnumtailapiia.
&iri. ". Woumar.
,Sattoa ebeuiieen).

&un rouna Ceiling lenoue mem
nesid aifoo tawolliiuuben mutuan
rufoiqa pitfu &aarlon fonsia, min
tdmd puistaa pddtdnid ia pdittdd,
ettei tdn6 iltana muto tarpiHefaan
rutoiua. Snbau ban ouut FILTH Eos
TO pGimdu. 0tutto tusfin diti oil
Iouiunut IanaIen neumoafIeen bdntd,
fun Gaorlo 10 tiltisti panee fdtenid
ristiin ia fiittdd Sumolao bausfas
ia pdipGetG iefd rufoilee - ettd
fuifft paitpdt oIiFitpot ipntpmdpdi.
mid.
!aeuo IpD pbbetIan. 9titi lufee Top.
poleen raamatueta ia i%peiiaa losten
f~aneia ebtoomirren:
NIB, pabo toitfi poista!
YDoriele, 9errani.
Waaroista, ipobingoiSta,
2uin tdnddn, tpaStaf,!
Dull olfoon %Iuoionani
Gun enfeIifi ppbd,
Sdn eStdfDbDn MID
Suonia iaotauon!
Ulun taifen eldmdni
Suon, Serro, buomobas.
Omoiien', pstdpdni
Uld AMMAN iuoiobos.
WaIieItoon armoi
9amaron', terrpepteni,
so rouban', ipodmmeni,
aaitf' faliit lobiofi!"
Giti, pirresfd Ianotaan romai'
fem, pstdmdni"; fetd niild tarfoite'
toan? - tpipp Sriis.
- 8un me pubumme romattistd ia
pstduistd", min me enfinndtin oiot'
ielemme toiIiamme, fitch 9ereeIe to-
It'd Ia bdnen Iopiiuan. ipisld noiia
fopbia t%uttniomme Sitotobnn par'
reIIa Ietd uieito muiiotin, iotta o'us'
iafpat pieldfin tauempana - ieIit
tdd diti.
o. Gntds tobtort Ring Ntte. a'itdi'
fib6n bdren foti oIo niiben ioufos'
ia? = fpipp Srits ifddnfuin lout'
tan ntuneena Iiitd. ettei bdnen rofns'
ia %iobtorioun moinitiu
- Sietpsr, tieipeti =, fiirubtoo Diff
noStacmouu. Snban bon tot
i~outoSFa, eta oinooc'nnn bdn IT.,
moon mpSStin banen woimonio 10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
IopIenIa. !Sdnene ia bdnen tooiueen.

IapienIa. Sdnele ia bdnen fooilleens
han meio6n tulee ipodmemme ~
pppbestd rutciaa 5umoldn, Iiuna'
uotd.
Sun fuubut t,rtas DettiIen fulut.
tuu furfistoa Sellirg'iu %ittunosta
Ii!Gae, Ieitfindt len iGteet iloiIina
mutfunien Iaeleu toemoilo. Iiii
mield noI,poo. Sdu panee ipielG
ferron fGtenTG riStiin ia fuisfoo bill
ioa: Hutae iotiuauqineu iId, nina
tiitdn iinna IpoGmeni pobiostd iitd,
etid tuaS oiel oHtanut mcio6n piers
tGd imnnrntaito. Scurotfcon Meta
Iepopdimdn fiunous milton tebtd'
ipisidmme, ia ontooS meioGn Fer
ron miettdG iionfo,ttieta iobattia Il.
nun auiuuteii aiunnoiSiu ia. Imen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
P0ytakirja,

tebtp Spas 9suoriioIeuran lpppu.fos
foutIeoIn - pGimd heindtuuta 1911
talooia 222 Wect Wturrap itreetiud
Gnreta Sumbolot countp, Sal.
) l..
&ofoufien amuji toilioieainen pu'
pesniohinia Waria NiSei.
2.
Y~Dptdtlrint iuettiin ebeliiistd fo'
toufiiSta ia hDmdtWtiiin.
9ilintarsootoiitii molittiir Woria|
Nieti ia Anuie Wic9oine. 9ilit tors
tastetttiu ia bnpdtIpttiin. Taboa OIL
tdSioeIa $12 40.
aestneteIiin %!euroa fostelpisto al
~Iioietn. Pddtetiiiu lppettoa Spas|
NuoriIoIeuro toiminnasto.
SIS.
pdatettiin. cttd ieurdn faeiasIa OIL
Ielpiuo roboiua ostetoon Mutherilai'|
ielle Ieuratunnoile muistotIi: @bI
tooDismiini pifori ia .IeipGtoriotin.
s6.
0otous lopeieitiin bpmdsid idriesi
tntfeSlE.
8. ". Seuran puoIeSto
Winnie 0(cGaine,
,pdiiaitoinen f%iriuriI|
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
MIRO

iefstisid ndin: .Sdat toIin owat
molmistetut, mutto fuiIutut eiwdt oil.
leet mobooliIet. Wtenfdd iiis teiodn
baoroibin ia foitti iotta tie IDpoatte,
futiutaa bdibiu. 50 palneliiat me.
nirpGt ulos tetle ia fotoiipot faitei,
ioita be lDpIip6t, pobat ia bplpat;
ia bddbuone toptetiiin ipieraiet a"
Sdsia pubutoon pufanoIdbetpfIeS.
I'd. Yolneliioioen on mentdmd tell.
lie, iotfo tpiepdt potanoiben luptIe.
Sci uefin tuIee beiodn iulistau etpan.
feliumia ia i%oottao beiodt ieurafun.
a pbtepteen. Sdmd emonfeliu.
min iulistaminen patanoile on 10
o'atIi topobtunut. Mutta enneu fuin
moailma loppuu, on tdmd fofonoan
t~oteentunut, min ett1 eoifiIe luooui;'
lie on epanfeliumia Iaarnattu. Wteil.
lie iuomaIailiae on 10 emanteliumio
%iaornattu ia pbd ioornatoan. Vie
olemme 10 ppbdSId fasteesia iaate.
tut fIdae bddbuoneel cen, iofa on
trtstiainen Ieurofuuta. 8aeteeeIa o:
femme &ristufien punbursfamoeua
ia miottomuuoeua puetetut. Edmd
nnnhursfaus on ie pifta .bddpufn.
Siind puettuina me felpaamme tai'
fuuaaiiiin bdibin, taipaan ibanaan
bddIoIiin. Sdsid putpusIa prfentus
neina plemme iiaoin fun usfomme
Seeiufieen, tietden olepamme Sd
nesId taipastelpoiiet ia Sumalaue
otoIiIet. Wutta ie, iofa epdusfosia
eldd, iota iuorastaan ipnnin oriana
ouen tai omoa nanbursfautta bar
ioittaen, bdnen %tilania on paaraai.
men. So Jos ban iiina tiIoeia lop'
puun asti ppIpp, fappi baneue la
moin tuin miebeue, ioua Ell ouut bdd'
maatteita. Sdn iortut ulos hddbuo'
neesta ia beitettiin ulfpnaileen PIT
mepteen.
99iimeiIenG pGipGnd tulee taimaals
linen &uninsas fatiomaan bddpies
raita. Siuoin pioetddn piimeinen
tupmio. Ne, iotfa tdmd &~unin9as
nGtee olepon puettuina 3ristufIen
manbursfaubeIa, Sdn forottaa firfs
tautenIo moltotuntaan. Wtutta ne,
iotta eiipGt ole pootteitaan &aritlan
meresid moloisieet, beitetddn fuoin
ulps SumoIan poltafunnasta ijon'
faiffiieen faootutieen. Wtonele Mill
letin, iotta tddud oiasIa opat nlto'
naiiesti %fuuIuneet Sumolan ieura'
funtaan, tulee oIott tdmd tuomio
,Siud monta On futiuttu, muita bars
fpat omot nalitut". aa
Muto meta toi,paouinen 2uninsos,
ratas Sidmme, olemaan fuuliotlto
Sinun fuiiuaeii ia iofa pdimd naut
timaan bddateriooii usfoen Seeiuf'
Ieen Iefd tGsId ustosio ouen ole'
maan puettuina oitioan bddputuup,
ettd ferran tuomiopdindndtiu tunit
tit meiodt omifi Il, iiunatutfieii, Ia
ettd ieuaiTina Ioiiimme fdpod l%uoffefi
iidiIeen bddIoIiin! Imen.
y. Wtieitinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
SlntoituS.

Sos SumaIa Iuo mpDtamaifntuf'
IenIa, Min tulen terpebtimddn pori
artburin pmpdriua aiumia fonialL;
Sumalan ianano, noin elOf. rs 10
ippsf. 6 pdimien mdliud.
eulfeutuen msliein Ia fiiarten i'n'
noamiin eIirufoufTiin.
2%unnioittoen
:. O.. 9eimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
wsass, Wild.

WtosS Gitpsid Ell tuIetaon oIemaor
elofmIn 20 y. 3oniaIlisIemrotmnn o
Ia fenttdiubluo' Sppef6, fun toiSfieI
linen Iolaieura on mp5sfin p6dttd.
mt piidd lubIonia iamana pdimdnG
yldmd coelldmoiniiut ia niiotut iubi
lat pddtetIiin peruutiaa fotonaon ID
muuttoa o~rpoioififi, io,ta pddtehiir
pitd6 noeta Iototuun matIun al
tono.
WaetuetutIeniu it'd napitdS ole
mdu lie tnuotm hommo 10. Gid
S%aniolilsi suratunnalla iuiss oleu,uar
orpnioi'et lc:ntuun mofiun aifono
ia fi0oin hommotaon ne min moniI
puoIiTefii "a fidhbrittoafTi futen (
OH moboouiSta tafaIaiisid oIois
"a.
4. H.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
Wtatfoilta.

GiIdninen teboituS, pStdpien pllp'
tptIet ia uieaIto tobolta tuleet futIut
Soipat minun ldbtemddn pmbuia'
NATHALIE. Wtatfani alotin Sronpoo'
bisto, Wicb. beindfuun % pdipdn
aamuua, 1911. GnIimdinen ppiab'
bpspoitfa oil
W p | e, isis.
Se on acknowledgement, ldbeId
Superiorio, Mis. N..p. rautatien
morreao. astuesiani uloS iunasta.
buomafin oi%emoiiaaua minuue en'
t~uubestaan tutun peIien, mr.. Sobn
MuttiIon, bpmpiIemin tatiein oootfa'
mosIa minua. 26mppmien terpeb'
bpsten idlfeen Idbbimme osteIemoan
MnttiIon fotia, ;onne onfin main lp'
Init malta aiemalta. 2auppalaslo o.
5oitti nell 9lnttiIa postifonttoori Ia
5onoi, ettG viuo ON ollnt ennen ta'
poffa." Eddud iiis oil fdpnpt la
moin tuin faitfiaao mnialofin. et'
I'd fopafan Fioon iuIi fipeeuiiempi
lille. W.aple on pliut 10 ionfun tpuo'
ben wdfiiuomisto tuipa fonppalo.
.6uomioioni berditi mpSsfin ie fun
buomaIin, eiid touppalan fotous'
b,,one oil ndbtdmdsti buoleuiiesfi
5uIiettu. 2aiien pddae oil noulottu
Ioubot ia iamoin oil iebtn ofpien
fonsIo. Edbdn ipptd fpipiipdnt Join
fuuao, etid buone oil noin Iulieitu
nuoriIon ruuofii, fun nuoriio o.. iiid
fapttdnpt iansfeioan iporten. : VI
bin souppalan niranomaisteu tefOa
oifeono, muita en- mpDsfadn moinu'
ouo oiotteIemafta, eitd onfobon tddl
Id taman idIteen fceteitu nuori'oo
obioto usfonnoaiieen ia ftueelliIeen
Characterization. Ytpobemmin Jain
fuuIo ettd paiffofunnala ei ole nno'
riIon testuubesia minfddnloisto ipd
fomompoa Ieuroelomdd. Senrofun'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10

= &c mnfiaa tebod fouppoo "
pauiicio. 5orpora nuiio, enIi Iuotor
Ia bimhot hulpai.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10

JEssIcA: 49,.
flour" Gold Medal Flour. 'enN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-11


ed to all other progressives who are
interested. Steps will be taken at this
meeting for a campaign Of organization
in all counties in the state. Organic
ers of national note are being secured
for this work and with the help Of
local progressives, it is expected that
one Of the strongest organizations the
progressives have ever had in this
state will be, the result within a few
weeks. ~ +s...' H.
Some time this fall Senator Bourne,
president Of the National Progressive
Republican league, will visit the state
and speak in some Of the larger towns
on modern government methods. Com
ing from the state or Oregon, the state
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-11

Y which ;h North Dakota has patterned.
much legislation after in the last Year,
his talks will be Of more than ordinary
interest to. the North Dakota progress
sives. North Dakota will be the, first
state in the union to express its choice
for president and vice president and
this fact will have tendency to start
real political activities sooner than is
generally the case. The first primary
will be held on the first Tuesday in
March.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-11

Mrs. Louis thinner and her daughter
from twelve miles south of Devils Lake
were in the city on Wednesday and
made a pleasant call at the Inter- Ocean
office. Mrs. thinner reports no crop at
all this year and their land summer
fallowed. On her daughters place
they expected fair yield of grain.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-08-11

Liquor Habit Cured In Three Days BY NEAL METHOD
Safe money
sians the drink habits