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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03
Smnnnmtailapiia.
Giri. u. @oumor.
tSottoa eoeuiIeen).
SO. 10. @.

Wtutta ie malaiIee taos firtfaasti
Seuin9'in perbeen polnttua firtosto
pienee foiiinia mpIpn luotIe: Niti is.
tuu tuoliQe lendbt6m66n, &aarlo
iGd tasipitorbaan leitfimGGn ia Sc.
lena rientdG muuttamaon maotteita,
ettei f%irftobome pilaontuiii pGindlI
listd feittdesid. Srits onttaa iisfo'
aon fantamalla mettd ia Iptpttdmdl'
Id nalfeon. EGnGdn nolmiStetaan
oifeiu iublapdipdainen dioin ipntp
mdpdimdn funuiafii, ia lopIet onot
pddttdneet feittdd riiirppnipunroo
maioosia ia ripottoa iiiben iofuria
Ia fanelio. Gibdn IeuaiSta ole iota
pdimd. Srits ietoittua puuroa min
ettG bifi iippuu pddsid. &oput!i tdp.
tpp IiIaren rientdd outtamaon. 3eit.
topuubosto leipdbtdesiddn SritS fots
taa pDnpdn, ia betfen fuluttuo Fan,
netaan IiiGue futturopdinen puuro'
mati. SubIan funniofii on nield
bontittu tuorimotonto maitootin.
9liti i%lpiiiee, perbeeud on bpmd ruo.
tabalu, ia plan on mali tpbidnd.
Samasio iofu foputtoa omeIe ia
iiIdue astuu tobtori gtia9'in polWeli'
ia poIu tdoeSId. Sliti apaa fonncn
ia Ioptdd m~oIustu neljd paiStettua
tpnbfpetd, iotfa tobtprin ronwo OF
l~dbettGnpt haueIle ipntpmdpdirpdlob'
iotfi.
SiitdpG ipntup lilo! Eobtorin rou'
poue IGbetetddn IpodmmeuiIet fiji
tofIet, ia fppbtpiet pddtetddn idde.
tad iuoIiIetIi.
Sltoleno ottoo diti roan,ottunio,
Srits ndptt6d fu,uotiriao nelieleen
ia iutteIee bGnelle fertpmufTia SeIe'
nan ieboesId ilto.asforeito. !S6nen
puubatssI oou teittiDsId omoutuu o.
mi ia Gmmo Groot ostuu iiidne a.
IofuIoiiena. Stfettpnein IiImin ban
fuisfoa SeIenaue:
81 toll, iospa minula oIiii ioi.
nen aiti!
SeIeno faubietmu. SclIoiiio ionp.
ia b6n Ell ole tostoan fuuIut.
Gmma f~palirao:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

SaSten faematufiesIa tdrfein
bupmioon otettama ieiffa on ie, estd
nanbemmat funnioittomot toiIioan.
Sos I'D oIottaa funnioitusto ia buo'
maomaiIuutta dioi1e totteIenat Iap'
Ietfin 1euaista ditid; ia JOS taas diti
oIottao funnioitusto lad fobtaan
tottelemat ia funnioittawat lupiet
mpDsfin iiddniG. GIimerffi perbeeS'
ia on iuurin maifutin lasten fasna'
tufieeIa. sos elm. toinen puoliIois'
ia p~uolmstao lasta Iiuuintuin toinen
nubteIee faoottoa nuboe Iiloin mer'
fttptienid. SdsIdfin iubteeeia tilee
fnnnioiius Qua molemminpnoliSta,
Sos toinen toiien mieleoiG erebtpp
iasten turittomiIesIa moltittomoIlo
ia fiimaoua fdpiDtIeud ditDon toi'
nen tGSid iebfD. bdneIe m%uistutuSta
loSten fuuuen, tpoou foboentesten
erindnId. Silld InSten tuulIen tnie
tenio nirbeisi6 muietuttamineu ia
nub,eleminen iuaituttoo lapIiSia len,
ettd befin oItomat boIpetfimaon
muismtufIen ionnutta manbintonio,
olipa Ie Titte Tia tai diti. Iino fulfil
ouiopuoliioioen pubua ~toifStaon
lostenIa fuuuen tunnioittomosii ia
ielitidd belle: fuiufa iuuri mertitps
teiue lapiet or, ettd ieind OH min
bppd diii ia ia, iofo buolebtii teis
oan parostanne ia t%oiuoo, cttd teiS'
I'd tulii hpipia ibmiiid mailman,
iotfo pelfddwdt ia rofostamct Cue
maIaa plifoiten ia ldbintmdistddn
minimum itidnid ia ndin tdptidiimdt
acknowledgements fristitipind ia ib'
miIind.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03
MitG teiae tafDg
&riStmficsta?

Edmdn fpIpmptien tell SeeIuS Ii
bonIa pdiIpind ferran noshtStniil'
lenia iuutolaiIille. Canaan fpipmpf'
fen tefce !Sdn nptfin oifomme limit
file. 2nipmps on ddrett5mdn tdrfed,
&c tnhtoo paIiostoo oiatntiemme
Iuhteestamme SeeiufIeen. Mifamme
on paremmin FUN mont eoelIiren
aifofouTi SeeIutien SumoImben fieI
tSmiIen oifa. Wlutta, noiffo ibmiiei
tabtomotfin fieIidd Sdnen Smn,oluu'
ienia ia eotonaan pddsta Sdneetd
eriueen Ell ie fuitenfoon ole min beIp'
poa. acknowledgements moimonn lei
foo SeeIus nptfin aifomme ibmistcn
ebesId ia moatii beta naStoin tab
tooanfin mastaanoan fpIpmptIeen:
,Witd teine n6tpp aristufiesto?
@astoufIet tabdn fpipmpfieen oil
Euoin bppin eriloiIet ia min ne o
mat miel6fiu.
2un SeeIus ferron tieousseIi opes
tusIapIiIta IN: r8eren ibmiIet iano'
mat minun SbniIen poiun oIemon2"
Ntott. IL: Ii iinunee opetusIosten
postaufIesta, %tuinfa, mi,d eriIaifim'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

= @uttoian ipimittoian paiffao on
b~afenut 4 miestd, ioutosia ptli Suo'
men plioppilasfin, mutta iobtofunta
eli ole mield pitdnpt fofousta iosia
maIinta tebbGGn. Wutto MT on eli.
miebemme ppptdnpt ilmoittaa, ettd
firfouisio btofunta fofoontuu mais
nitmsta ~aIiasta fesfustelempan ia
pddttdmddn tddad SronnoobisIa
n p. elofuuto, iobon pppoetddn
faiffien %iobtofunnan iaientem iaapu'
maon tai tirieeGi7esti itiidnid ebuss
tomaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

maamme. Die omaamme Sdnet Iiis
ienlaiiena minfdIainen fdTitpfiemme
ia uSfomme 9dnesta on. TasId
piida paiffania Seeiutien lanai:
vWiinfnim fima msfot, Min iinmlle ia
pabtnfoom."
Eaamattu ainoastaan moi antaa
nellie &ristutIen ielai1ena fuin Sdn
on. Taamaitua tuIee iiis SeeiufIen
feboituffen mutoan tuttia, tuuaa ia
lufea rutoutien fansIa. ettd ppbd
Senfi nellie oifean faIitptien See.
Iutiesta o%ntaiIi. Taamattu iiaoiu
len nellie firtastea, ettd moimme
opostoIi Sobannefien taneia ionoa:
Cana tuIi libafii ia me niimme
6dnen fu~nnianIa niinfuin oinoon
poidn fnnniun Sidstd, tdnnn6 ar.
moa ia totuutta." Wdemme Tiqoin
minimum Yaanalifin Sanen fitTi,
iosIo nSmmalnnoem tapbelliipps aIni
rnnmiilliiesfi." ga Fun nellie teb,
oddn fpipmps: rWlitd teine nGtpn
&riStufIeetd, Wostaomme opostoIi
paamaIin funsiu: rSdn on nellie
SumoIolta tebtp ipiiIoubefTi, mans
bursfanbetii, ppbitDtIetf ia IunoS.
tufIetii". l Gor. 1: 80. SorpitIems
me iiis ilmoitusta plbddItd moibofs
femme S.eeiusto oifein tunteo. 81
ptIifddn omar iofean idrfenId a.
pulla pddie tdtd Ialaiiuutta faIittds
madn. 3dptpp fits antoa fen pii.
iauoen, iofa plbddItd OH maIistoo
idrfenid ia ppbittdd tobtonIa, Iitte
e on mabboutsto. 2dstd lauIuitin
Seeius: Isl DfTif6dn tunne poifaa,
mutto SId, eitd SIdG tnnne ptiifddn.
mutta poifa, ia fenele ifGnd poito
tohtoo ien ilmoittaa" Wtatt. IL: ~,
Wtutta poita tabtoo fen ilmpittao
Mile, iotta 9dnen epanfeliuminio
pas'oan ottaluot ia uSfomnt zen
fiduDn; ioito eimdt libon ia fperer
fouttn tutfi: onto Ie maboouinen,
maon ianoWat: uSumoiole taitti
poltiaaue Ell mitaGn ole mabootpn'
ta". 9ie pmot Iitte autuaiia. Mutuue
on Ills find, eitd tunuemme Sumo,
Ian ia Sdnen ~ldbeit6mdnid Seeiut'
len &ristufIen, iofa tunteminen e
muutn ole FUN usfon, iosta Iiite
ieuraa eIdmd. SeeIus i%nnoi: rSdmG
OH iautaittinen eldm6, cttd he 81
nun uinoou %totiIen SumaIan, tunti.
%lipot, ia ionfas ldbetit, SeeIutIen
&~ristutien. gtdtpptD iinuuetin rs.
tdpdni tdtd Sristutiesto? Sos min
on oIio: olet autuas. &iitd Iiitd sSu
malaa!
SO. 70. W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03
WeIienSieurdu iohtpI

WeIiepsIeurau iobtofuntoun
NeeouueesI ia pioetpsid puoiifofouta
Tesla tuIi tpalitufIi %ieuroanat: Wtitfo
Sfpttd eiimiebefIi, 6. y. WtdntplG
firiurifTi ia Sobn Pelto gte9auneesto
rubastonboitaiafii, idienif'i miss,
Mtiina Yerttula ia pastorit HiSto
9appaIa ia g. Slmonen.
Seuraapa puoIifofous on pad'
tettp pitdd WorsbesterisI ia, WtasS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

Mmerifan Suomettaren mdliais
f~aiiefIi to%imittaiofIi ilmtoittaa moinit'
tn Iebti malitun plioppiIas Eauno
9uotarin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03


mattamiSta Jos nanbemman onnis'
tuu Iaamaan aifoan lapIisfaon it!e
dan fobtaon Min fiaoin bdnen ia
noiuaan OH Iuuri naifutus lapIiinia.
Wield tdpIiifdiindfin onat be mans
bemman moitutusmanan olaiIina
eipatfd taboo mitddn ratfaiiemaa
asfelta e%IdmdsIddn pttaa enIin fuu.
histelematta manbempain mieltd iii'
nj aIiasIa.
Sos lapIeua on milpitDn raffous
manbempiania fobtaan OH bdneud
Iamaua mpDs luottamus beta Fob,
taan.
Sun lapIi maaiImaan ~mennesid
ioutuu elm. lanfeemaan iobonftn
Ipntiin, useoo b6n buolenia {iaoins
Elm monbemmigeen. Gunrustoa bell
lie faiffi ia ottaa tpastaan lobbutuf
fen, Iinoin taaS nanbempoin neu.
mot ia feboitufiet anfumut mutto
mpimaa pabeita naStuston,aon.
Sos lapIet otpat oppineet rafasta
maan manbempiaon omot he Min
fuin ndfpmdttDmdn olennon iuoies
IufIen alaiIinas 6e pitdpdt nons
bempioun iilmdinid eoesId, muista.
mat beibdn ianoiaan ~Iiuoinfuin tiu'
Iaus pabaan ipttpp beisid. Raftaus
on fortein, iopa ainoa loti maail'
masIa.
Sppifaamme nanbemmat iiis faS'
pattamaan rattautto lapfisiomme
meta fobtaon. 81 iiud tanaua, ettd
rofastamme beta mGdrGud tamaIIo,
lie on beIlimdad beitd Iiuoinfin fuin
o,pot tottelemattomia, nubtelemntto
ia furittomntta iiuointuin Iitd tar.
nitfiIinot, maan oifeaua tamaHa.
Wtiteu 1itte oifeauo .apaIa mpiIim.
me lopiiamme ratastoa? Wtielestdni
Iite!,, cttd alma foitisia tGptDfIis1dm
me pitdilimme Iilm6ud lapIeu tule.
~ipaiIuutta. SGmdn tdbben meibdn
tdptpp lapIiltdmme palion ieuaista
tieltdG ioto ban baliaa. Nuboeaa
ia furittoa bGntG. Wutta topobtus
toon tdmd alma pd6ttdlpdiippbeGG
ia r%aftaubela, ettG lapIi buomaitiiIi
bdnen porostaan futI ottonan. Sens
tdboen tllee meiodu lapliae ieIittdd
'ippn mintdtdbben bdneltd t6ptpp Ie
toi lie mieiitefo fieltdd ia mtnfdtdb'
ben plemme MT b6ntd potoitetut
turittamaon. &utituS tapahtutoon
liud taipala, ettd luplifin buomoa
fuinfa ipastenmielistG ie monbem'
mile or. ga fdptettGtDDn Iitd alma
miimeiiinpdnd feinpna, Min, iiuoin
fuin Ell Jana auta. S%petettafopn
padttdpdiIiud ianoiua lasta Ianoa
fuulemaan ia tpttelemaan. Sos Ills
lapIi oppi ndfemddn, eta ratfaus
panbemman puoleIta On ainoa ipoi'
futin iubteesIuan bdneen, Min ie ipn
npttdd tpasta rattautta, iosto niein
bppi6 beoelmid u emaiIuuoesIa Iaos
oaan fummoltofin puolen foota.
2osten fasfpatus on ptIi tdrtein
ala ibmiseIdmdsid ia m%ariinfin di
BELLE iotta enemmdn opat loStenfa
faneIa tefemiIisid. Woni iuuri mics
bistoriasIa on tunnustanut enIim'
mdiIet iolot iiemenet Iuoneeu film
pddn olemufIeenio iuuri fooista ia
dibiltddn. 81, fuinfn Iiunottuo .tp0td
tefeetddn perbeesid biIiainen maotis
motoin ia jumoIinen Giti. SGnen
Sdnen tpDnid Ell maaiImasia loista,
mutta fe uieinfin tulciuaiiuuoes ia
fantoa palion iiunatumpoa beoel
mod, fuin noioer m,onien ptIin6isten
polion meluo ia bdliudd aitadn Ioo'
fpien vnaiSemonIipatIiont" noisten
toiminta.
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MIRO 81

ia tltaan; minun tdptpp tebbd tatttt
tp5t, eifd ban iittefddn ole ipptp'
mdinen.
= 2uinfa find iaatat pubua iel'-
laiiia? - nubtelee Qeleena lempedss
ii, = fiita on marmaanfin SumaIan
paba mieli.
= SumaIan, enhdn NINA fostaan
iaa fuuua Sumalasta, ia mitdpdbdn
Sumalan minusta mdlittdi5itddn2 =
poiittaa Gmma.
= Sule meibdn fansiamme firfs
toon. Sieud pubutaan Sumulosta,
iaammepo iieud rufoiua ia Iaulaa'
Elm. 81, iospa tietdiiit, fuinta firtoss
ia on bpmd ola!
= !a%irffoon! = Ianoo Gmma fats+
teraSti. Gimme minua Ell pddstet'
tdiIi. SunnuntaiIin meiud alma pess
tddn ia tebbddn iiimoa. So paiffaa
pa mield pddTiifin, min mitenfd mis-
nd iaottailin mennd, Fun Ell ole ipaats
,teito.
9elena Ell tiebd mitd fpastata. Sdn
f~oiielee ddneti iertfuaan ia Gmma
menee olofuloiiena tiebenid. Sdn Ell
u~sfola miippd tauan; diti iaattaifi
teipnta bdntd ia ldbettdd bafemaau
ia iiNoin Gmman fdpiii buonosti,
Tiud oum &roof Ell anna IastenIa
tdpba Seuinsiud.
Sltapdipdqd menee SeIins'in md'
tt metIddn. ionne on biufan tpers
ran matfaa foupuneista. Steudpd
on founista ia raubaiiaa. Snnelies
ia on Iendtd Iuonnon belmasIa
mapoana tpiifon tDistd ia ponniss
tufiista.
Srite ia &oorlo IdbtepGt poimis
maau fdppid ia %pdbfinDitG, mutto
9eIena ishuu dibin luona pubele.
mas "a. &esfustelu tdp nilftaafSi,
Selena loistaa iloSta ia routpa Sels
ling iiimdilee heDdsti pientG tpttos
don.
Pubelun fesfepttdd Srits. 6dn
rientaH i~Ioiiena dioin luo meiIasfd
ia eboottoa, eta mentdiIiin 10 fotiin
%tppbfpIid ipDmddn.
Wiennddn poan - ipastaa diti
- muttn antdfoos, Fun nina eniin
teen pienen~ ebootufIen. Sdnddn meiIs
la OIL olIrt onreQinen pdipd ia run.
Iaasti ruumiiu ranintpatin. @if6o
min lapIet?
On, on diti fuIto, - buuta.
!pot lopIet tilmon.
- Wtutta taiffi ibmiiet eipGt ole
pbta onneuifia. Sppdt tutta
Sifotooun warrela opat puutteess
Ia. Sid mofoa fipednd, dioiud ia
bdnen ieitiemdad lupIeIaon eli ole
toto miitou fuIuesIa olut muuta
tuin %iuolaa ia leipdd ipDtdpdnd.
Sanotaas NIT, lapiet, mitd tefiiim'
me.
&aiffi opat betten ddneti. 9elenart,
fiImistd mdifdbtdd dtfia lion Idoe,
ban pmmdrtdd dibin tar~fpitutfen.
9Dibooin Srits ianpo nittaan ia e.
pdrDioen:
= Gbtd meibdn pitdiii miebd bell.
lie ptIi fppbfpIistdmme... tabt fenties
fofIifin = Iifdd ban ifddnfuin moi.
tettuaan itIenid.
Sprp6t lapie t - Ionoo Giti, -
tobtpri ldbetti nellie nelid fppbfgss
I'd, pboen fuIefin. Wind AMMAN o.
Joni tuole iairooue iidqe. 9ebfdd tie
olauenne mitd lite tabbotte, iaotie
ioto ipDod fen itIe tabi labioittaa
toiiue.
Soanto MIND nntaa o5ani noi.
moues = fpipp Seleno orasti. ,
Saot fpud, lapieni, mutta meG'
nddnpds MT totiin.
SopIet fofoilemot futtanIa fefd fG.
pDlenid ia leuroaipot ditid fotiin
pain. SritS tuIfee perdsid ptTinddn.
Qdn on oIapdin ia mietteisidGn.
&ppbfDnen painoo b6nen mieltddn.
6dn %ontoiIi fen mielelddn f5pb6n
per9een IopTiue, mutto bpndltd ie
maistuili omoanfin Iuubun. Woifea
on ontaa fDpbfpstd muiue, mutta
maifea itd OIL I~pDbdfin.
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tavat:
AUTTAJA,
L.Box g, lronwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January IL
900, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
ander the Act of Congress Of March3. 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

- gpt on Iopispin aifa puooesta
uuoistaa tilaut Ienia iefd ferGtd ieb'
belle uuIia tilaufTio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia joita Ell vol se
ulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-03

Eahat lahetettak66t Joke suorastaan rahassa
cal expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo'
uey-orderissa; dollaria pienemmAt summat vol
dam lHhett6A / sentin postimerkeissA,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
HERzAN HEARING ON JAN, ~,
Case Of Slayer of Mrs. Fiman, Signs
His Confession.

Glencoe. The case against Jos.
eph Herzan, the alleged murderer
Of Mrs. Joseph Fiman, of Silver Lake,
who made complete confession after
being in the sweatbox "a hours. was
continued until Jan. II. Herzan wrote
and signed full confession. It was
in Bohemian. The salient features
of the confession are as follows:
Herzan says he borrowed his BROTH
er's revolver the day of the crime with
the intention Of going to the Fiman
home to secure the money which he
knew was kept in the house. He told
of entering the Fiman home after hav.
ing spent the afternoon away from his
own home, and of demanding it from
MI. and Mrs. Fiman.
The aged couple gave him some
money, but he wanted more. The old
gentleman, he said, declared he would
60 upstairs to find it, but instead of
doing SO broke a window and jumped
out. AS he did SO, according to Her
zan's story, Mrs. Fiman held a lantern
u to the robbers face and said she
knew who he was. Herzan then fired
the fatal shot, which entered the aged
woman's head and resulted in her
death.
Herzan then fled from the scene,
and, after wandering about some time
to confuse the officers who might try
to follow his footprints, went home.
Detectives were employed by the
county and worked for weeks on the
case. Several clues were run down
and suspects were placed under sur
veillance, but in every instance were
able to prove an alibi. Herzan was
among the men watched, and bit by
bit a strong case was made against
him. His shoes fit exactly the foot
prints made by the murderer. He
borrowed his brothers. revolver the
day of the crime and was not at home
all the afternoon and evening. He was
traced to farm home near the Fiman
home, where he had supper, and left
there shortly before the crime was
committed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Zbyszko Wins Match.

Buffalo, N. Y. - Zbyszko, the Polish
wrestler, defeated John Lemm, the
Swiss, in two straight falls, the first
III 1 minute and 80 seconds, and the
second by default. In the first Lemm
Lifted the Pole clear Of the floor, but
lost his balance and fell backward
with his bulky opponent on top of
him. He was stunned and apparent
ly injured about the chest. When
they came together for the second
bout Zbyszko complained that Lemm
ohered no resistance and appeared to
ha badly hurt ...-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Road Acquisition Doubted.

st. Paul. = The Twin City railroad
officials place little credence in the
reports from San Francisco that James
J. Hill has acquired control of the
Western Pacific. Mr.. Hill could not
be seen, but officials who are close to
him say that there is nothing to the
report. One official pointed out that
Mr.. Hill does not mean to acquire con-
troll of the Western Pacific. The Bur-
lington has traffic agreement with
the Western Pacific, which it consid-
ers asmore satisfactory arrangement
than q purchase Of the line.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
TAFT ENTERTAINS NATION
New Years Reception MARRIED by IN.
pleasant Weather.

Washington, D. C. The New
Years reception at the White House
when the doors of the historical man.
sion are thrown open to the humblest
citizens who may care to pay his re.
spects to the chief magistrate of the
nation, was held under weather con.
ditions that tended to materially cut
down the number that usually passes
the receiving line In the blue room.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
News Of Scandinavia
Principal Happenings Of the Week
In the Scandinavian Countries.
DENMARK

Arthur Breasted, Of Svennested, near
Fredriksvarn. was drowned in a marl-
pit near his home. He ventured out
on the thin ice.
Albert expressed surprise when told
that the creditors Of the Peasants
Savings bank will get about $4,000.
It will be remembered that Albert
managed to dispose Of about $4,000,
600 belonging to that bank.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Aqed Mail Clerk Dies,

Kingston, New York. = James s.
Dean, said to be the oldest railway
mail clerk in active service, died here
at the age of rs. He was Grand
Army veteran and had served on the
stats of several national commanders.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Insane Girl Kills Self.

New York, N. Y. - Anna Volinsky,
who was committed to an insane asy-
lum after writing threatening letters
to Jacob H. Schiff, committed suicide
BIZ hanging, at the institution.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Nebraska Postmaster : Suicide.

Crete. Nebraska. H. NJ. Wells.
postmaster at Crete, former state sem
ator and tor 80 years activsein Re.
publican party councils, committees
suicide BY shooting himself through.
the head. Mr.. Wells, who was
years old. was for many years 1ditoa
6 tho Crete Videtto,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Will Have New Hosnital,

Mason City, Iowa. The reorgani.
cation Of the City Park Hospital com.
pany, the purchase OF a lot at Wash.
fngton and Sixth streets, and the prs
posal to eject a building to cost SIS,
600 was announced By the msmbsM,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Cornell Gets Third Victory.

Chicago. Ill. - The Cornell uni
versity hockey team made it three
straight victories over Yale here when
it. won the final game of the series,
to 2. The contest was the toughest Of
tho series.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Francis Hayden Passes Away.

Chicago, ILL., - Francis A. Hay
den, author of number of volumes
on Masonry, died at his home here,
aged 76 years. Mr.. Hayden was made
a Thirty-third degree mason in Wash.
ington, D. c., in 1866.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11
Heinze Is Made a Defendant.

New York, N. Y. - F. Augustus
Heinze was made defendant in a suit
to recover 100000, filed by the Mer.
camille National bank. It is alleged
that the bank lost this amount three
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11

a knight of that order. The honors
were conferred on the recommends.
ton Of Bishop Won scheele, envoy of
the Swedish king, who visited the
United States last summer.
Frederick c. Denkman of Rock Is
land, ILL.,, son of F. c.. A. Denkman, the
lumber magnate and former partner
OF Frederick Weyerhaeuser, has been
created knight of the Order of Vasa,
by royal decree OF his majesty, King
Gustaf V OF Sweden. Mr. Denkman re-
Gently donated 100000 to Augustana
college for a library, and has made
other donations in the interest of edu-
cation. It is because of his idealistic
view Of the stewardship of wealth
that Sweden's ruler has dubbed him
a sir knight. The order of Vasa was
founded in -1772 by King Gustaf III,
and derives its name from Gustaf Vasa
!, ruler of Sweden in 1921. The honor
was first conferred upon none but
knights who won their spurs in. COM
bats and for special displays of bravery.
Since then Sweden's king has so con.
strued the object of the order that
those who work for the special uplift
OF their brothers and show unusual
generosity toward them are consider
ed eligible.
Rev. P. P. Waldenstrom has said
something to indicate that he does
not like the habit of making great ado
In the newspapers whenever a rich
man gives large sum of money to
some benevolent concern. Mr.. Stock.
man, who has charge of the finances
OF the children's home of the Lutheran
Mission Union, felt called upon to ex.
plain that in the first place a strict &C.
count must be kept of all receipts. and
In the second place it has been found
wise to publish the names of gener-
GUS donors as a means of inducing
others to follow their good example.
Finally Mr.. stockman turns to Rev.
Waldenstrom in the following pointed
language: Before closing I also wish
to mention that there is deficit of
about $3.50 In the accounts of the
children's home. Therefore, If Rev.
Waldenstrom, directly or Indirectly.
will cover this deficit, I promise to
leave out tho word magnificent"
when announce the receipt, il this
expression is offensive to Rev. Valid.
enstrom.
1t is estimated that the city of Stock.
holm will have to borrow about $40.
100000 during the next ten years for
completing the public improvements
already projected, not to mention new
ones that may be started.
A sandpit at Kungalf caved in. bury.
ing two men. One Of them was saved.
but the other. named Johansson, was
buried to a depth of nine feet. and
when he was reached, over half an
hour later, life had fed.
It is predicted that the census at
the end Of tho year will show that
the population of Stockholm has not
increased during the past year.
Gustaf Froding, who had to be cared
for In an insane asylum for many
years, has improved so much that he
has been able TO- publish a new col
lection of poems. These are char
acterized BY the same rhythmical
beauty as his former poetical produc.
tions.
Karolinska Instituted. famous in.
sututton OF learning IN Stockholm, has
celebrated its Tooth anniversary. The
King and queen and other members
Of the royal family were in attendance
The harbor directors o. atockholn
need e1akooo for new lce-breakine
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-11

Iotal ....... .s43,392, 900 = $4,000
making an approximate average per capita
so Iar as the general taxpayer is CON
cerned, the state government cost last YEAR
amy s1SSoo o. f Or about s15o
company and iron ore interests Al COM
pared with g ESQ: 900 which general tax