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Virginia Farms

OFFER best opportunity for land buyers
ters, cheap land; sunshine; grow all
crops; produce best favored apples;
cattle, hog raising. dairying and poul-
try raising profitable; near 40,00O;000
consumers; get top prices Call or write
John 2, Walker, l07 18th st.
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WIRE GOODS

r. 8. HARRIS, Manufacturer OF Wire
Goods OF every DESCRIPTION, once and
Counter Rai1ingg, Heavy and Light
window Guards wheeling Wire Works.
No. 18th Street.
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.YEHICL,ES

CHAes 81. SIaABRIGHT, wholesale and
Retail BugEies Surveys. Wagons and
Harness. Rubber firing speciality.
Agent for Kramer Wagons Cor. 42nd
and Wood StreetR Wheeling, w, Va.
Both Phones
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WAI.T.. PI.ASTER

h. Z. sEABRIGHT co, Manufacturer
Of Eclipse Wall Plaster. Jobbers In
Builders Supplies Office and Works,
Cor. 13rd and NcColloch stfeeta Both
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Union Roster

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Il, q Z, yonr Union Listed q MS DiEse-
is but ten cents per line per month.
Publication viii show that you are
alive. and assisting in the support Of
DINO Oh VALLEY Va LEY TRADES AND LABOR
ASSEMBLY-Meets 2 p. m. End and
18th Sundays at 1916 Market street
2; =. Weekley, President; Leo. J. La
Flam. Vice President; II. 81 Vessel.
secretary, High street. Fulton, Nat
Phone I'll. Charles p. Ryan.
treasurer. Trustees, John Fleming,
Finance sI Committee nar.es N iiaasss
J. q. Moore, Chester HestOn.
BELMONT CENTRAL TRADES AND
LABOR ASSEMBLY Meets every lat
Bridgeport: President, M. J. Snyder,
Electrical Workers, 141. Vice PIesi-
dent, J. p. O'Toole, Painters. Decora-,
t9rS anS PaR 24r,1 HSsngsTTg g ssS gsaryy
1917. Treasurer. o. q. Wright, Car
Renters, ~. Chaplain, ]. F. Francis,
Al Typographical, 492. Trustees, 3. =.
McFadden, Painters 1853. and w. H.
Jones' Engineers. 172. Guide. James
Moditt. Arbitration Committee,
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William Ebberts and Andrew Crun-
ellie. Retail Clerks Bellaire. Board
OF C0ntro1 OF Wnee1lng Majority, M
Crunelle. Thomas hughes. George
W. Pyle. z. =. Francis and James
Momtt Delegates to OHIO alley
trades and LABOR assembly,, Thomas
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afSI ESn9 TnIT.EY .D1sTR1cr COUNCIL.
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3 & Fawcett' secretary. bridgeport.
4 Jacob Street. Wheeling.
BARTENDERS-1. !. i. No. 392--s
Secretary, 3. II McEntee, Headquar-3
tiers. 18th and Chapline. Nat phone
BARBERSJ. B. I. u. Of "A, No. 161.
End and 4th Thursday. Mutual Bank
Bldg. w. =. Cumbe rltdges 81 l2th St.
BOTTLE BLOW l5rancn1 Z y s7lals
Bottle IloMsre Assoc sshP q NsE =
Bal; WI e Sr'enA $50 aaoAIOs -
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& I'm m joseph Wolf, Pres. 2725 Jacob
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ner res, sSI5sy3sM SSSs,+1s HefsI z Road.
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Fulton. r,....x
(ARPENTERS-Loca NO. q O44teu
Brotherhood OF carpenters anq = s ~.
ars OF America. Meets every NE4u1y
az D. ". 4. q =. nall SScretary
sThos. O. Prysock. 2615 Cnapnne.
nj .ECTRICAL w DIRK q Il SInsidel
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E.rfJav al waldorf Building, fourth
flnnr q III Feldman, $40 w. Wash
81 q 4 81 /, 81 ERsA r: 81 .. No.
11 - go $500 Qrd Eriiav. 18th and
1z,osS;; ~ 7. Aa5 Thnrntnn. 4SS North
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.LATHERS Wood Wire ana Metal
Lathers Int. Union ~. 4 ls s.aa meets I, y
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q. N. ADOLRH, Furniture, Carpets
and Wall Paper. Special attention
given 70 Undertaking. License Tor
Ohio and West Va. Both phones.
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DAIRY SUPPLIES

OAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION = E.eed
and. Dairy Supplies. Nat. 1161<X Bell
202-L 29th st. Branch Nat. 1428-R.
Nineteenth and Eon.
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.PI.ATING

Have You Plating or Polishing 70 be
dono7 We will do II. and do " right
Phone calls promptly attended.
WHEELING PLATING q POLISHING
WORKS, Cor. E0fE and Alley -.
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TAIL.ORa

UNITED WOODEN MILLS, west Yir-
ginia,s Greatest Tatlors, 1888 Market
st Union made clothes to your moa-
sure. SIS. ne mora no less
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nENTISTS

DR. 3. A. DONOR Gold and white
crowns, Bridge Work, Plates, Colo,
Silver. Cement and Inlay filings. Once
over Marsden i. Colyig's Millinery
store, 1914 Main st. Open evenings.
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KL0ss ICE C1k6A q q. ~; Eng 100
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-ooDpOME. Best Ventilated and
Dhoto Play House in the State,
Safess and Orchestra Music. Sltn q
Jacob SITS.
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DAILY MARKER

knn I3ron., CO... 1920 Main st. Save
money by marketing with u. Open
: 4. M, close p. ~. Tuesday and
10 8. m. 1920 Main st.
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TsFI11 NAUGHTY 81. 49, =
~ -. = S.s-7 =, f1,e aide OF house-mofe q
sssa.nP T n work AL hears the union
label
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SECOND HAND GOODS

CURVIs Isl. HOE q CO-Eurniture,
Stoves and Househol Goods We buy
and Sell Second Hand Stoves and Turlt-
ture Of all kinds. 1912 Market 81.
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SToTrT. VVTEDs0R-E b CaTney'
1,,9,.c Ne plan. 81 to 81 cay;
R R y open from 8 e q. g AA;ss
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'yTnN IN D DAILY COMPANY, An Cream
iSfh SsSeam. opeciality e our loe
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20
Sa we'd His Mothers Life.

"Four doctors had given me
up" writes Mrs. Laura Gaines,
of Avoca, La, land my children
and all my friends were looking
for me to die, when my son III.
sisted that l use Electric Bitters,
| did SO, and they have done me
world of good. | will always
praise Them" Electric Bitters
is priceless blessing to women
troubled with fainting and dizzy
spells, backache, headache, weak
ness, debility, constipation or
kidney disorders. Use them aud
gain new health, strength and
vigor. They're guaranteed to
satisfy or money refunded. Oo'y
SOC at City Drug Store.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20

Mrs A. }. Myers died,
Rufus Kirk and Miss Bessie
Wiley married
Dan Sitz hurt in Marler mines.
Child of Frank Nunley and wife
died.
Child of G. R. johnson and wife
died in Nashville,
Teachers Institute closes.
John Tidman, old citizen died.
JULY.
Frank W. Cheek buys the Dor
ris interest in the drug store Of Dor
ris & Cheek--new firm Cheek
Bros
Fourth of July celebration at the
park we'll attended.
Company store robbed,
Mrs. Cal Hobbs died.
Will Adams arrested on burglary
charge.
Judge Floyd Estill and Hon.
Geo. L. Banks speak at Wood
wards Hall.
Judge j. G. Higgins and L v.
Woodlee speak at Miners Hall.
Mrs. Katie Summers died.
Local base ball team defeats Sc
vance.
AUGUST.
Residence of Fred Walker burn
ed.
Child of Chas. Metcalf and wife
died.
Memorial Association give bazaar
and festival at Miners Hall.
State and county election.
Will Adams adjudged insane.
Girl born to Nose Nelson ant
wife.
Talk of closing Smoky Row
near beer stands.
Allen Roddy died.
Albert Campbell died.
John Marley, ST., died at Rim
KY.
SEPTEMBER.
A. D. Carter and Miss Mary
Wept married.
Daughter of Geo. Dent and wife
died
Mrs Tom Sanders died.
Shook School opens with about
400 pupils.
Labor Day celebration at the park
attended by about 100 people
Music by Woodward's Band
jim Morton died.
R F. Chrisman and Miss Chris
tina Marugg married.
Oscar Gillian and Miss Mollie
! Meeks, of Paynes cove, married
here
Woodward's Band plays for Edu.
cational Rally at Coalmont.
Boy born to Rev. and Mrs W
FL. Du Bose.
Mrs. Jane Dyer died.
Mrs. Grundy's contestants TAKE
their free trip to the State Fair.
Gas tank explodes at Fult's pic
ture show in Brannan building.
| OCTOBER.
| VIM. Nunley hurt i'll Pryor Ridg
lmires'
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This matter will all be published
in pamphlet form, giving the events
OF this place for the past IS years,
similar to our first pamphlet which
was printed in 1899 but only con-
tanned events of six years.
These pamphlets will be ready
about the first of May. They will
be sold at 10 cents per copy, post
paid, and everyone should secure
one, as they ale not only interesting
but useful. l. B. WOODWARD.
.(Continued from last week.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20
1910.
JANUARY.

@. V. Cunningham died in Men,
phis.
". K Powling and Miss Maude
Moses married in Hickman, KY.
Robert Sartin died at South Pitts
burg.
A. P. Oar died at Jasper.
Rev. Peter Anderson, old citizen,
died.
Tom Watley rescues Miss Man.
ley from we'll she had fallen into.
Grundy Publishing Co. buys out
The Comet.
Gerren & Quarles retire from
Mrs. Grundy.
Lucian Bayne, old citizen, died.
Mrs. Dave Doak died at Coal
mont
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20


Gerren & Quarles lease Mrs.
Grundy.
Child Of J. H. Turner and wife
died,
Sheriff Cline shot in the hand by
Frank McBee.
SEPTEMBER.
Mrs, Nancy Reeves died
Boy born to H B, Brown and
wife.
Girl born to Joe Throneberry and
wife.
c P. Church putting up bell,
Taylor Shadrick stabbed by
Murph Nunley.
Taylor Smith Killed at Flat
Branch mines
Harvey Wilkinson died at Hills
boro
OCTOBER.
Link Tate shoots his brother,
Joe, at Coalmont; not fatal.
Lee Church killed by belt at
Werner's mill.
Boy born to Chess Haynes and
wife.
House Of Mrs. JOSH Roddy
burned.
Geo, Il, Bryan and Miss Lille
Williams married.
DR.. ]. w. Pickett and Miss Paul
inc Phillips married at Cedartown,
Ga.
Mrs, Lucy Street died near Tul-
lahoma,
Concrete sidewalks in front of
post Office, Annex, N. Y. Store,
City Drug Store and Norvell S near
ing completion,
Engineer J. F. Rust hurt at
Monteagle.
Wells Boyd and Miss Viola
Manning married at Rossville, Ga,
NOVEMBER
D. Roast and Miss Eva Haynes
married,
w. I Hawkins and Miss Della
Harlow married at Chattanooga.
Nose Nelson and Miss Nell Sidell
married.
Girl born to ID Harrison and
wife
G. @. Humphrey and Miss Pearl
Harley married.
Mrs. DR.. VIM. Barnes died in
Texas.
Memorial Association secure more
ground to enlarge cemetery,
Earl and Tennessee, vaudeville
performers, show at Woodward S
rink.
Roy Handy and Miss Bessie
Harrison married.
Ross Harris and Miss Viola Dove
married.
DECEMBER.
Boy born to Geo. Lusk and wife
H B. Northcut, old citizen of
Altamont, died in Nashville.
Child of Henry Finney burned to
death,
H. L. Gregg and Miss Muriel
Kirk married at Luthersburg, Pa.
Hugh Nathurst accidentally kill
ed by train in Birmingham, Ala
Ben Gilley, aged citizen, killed
in Reid Hill mines.
Herman Schlageter died at
Gruetli.
Cal Reeves killed by VIM Petty
at Rim, KY.
w. o. w. give their annual ball.
Oscar Bryant and Miss Mayme
Ponder married.
w. Z. Arbuckle's mother died in
Nashville,
VIM. Hutton and Miss Katie
Crisp married.
Hence Smith and Miss Memphis
Malone married.
House of Nath Crawford, col,
burned.
Adam Bone died at Gruetli.
Child of Heck Sanders and wife
died.
1910.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20

Boy born to Robert Martin and
wife.
Abe Robbins died in California,
Mrs Edward Nolan died
Mrs, Ben Condra died at Cedar
Springs
Boy born to Charlie Marler and
wife.
Bob Sartain killed, Rosetta
Sweeton and Chas, Yell charged
with crime
Mrs Lucian Bayne died
Mrs. Mary Renshaw died in Biz.
mingham, buried here.
Confederate Veterans meet, re-
organize and elect officers.
Locals and South Pittsburg play
first base ball game of the season at
the park
David w. Eller, old citizen, died.
Roth place, near here, burned
Dance complimentary to the Wis
iting base ball boys given at Wood
wards Hall.
Boy born to Adam Wild and
wife.
MAY
J. V. Walker purchases restaurant
business.
Thos. Hedrick accidentally killed
while hauling logs
Citizens Telephone Co, conf
pletes its line to Tracy City.
Child of G, H RAIDER and wife
died.
Boy born to Z. w. Cheek and
wife.
Girl born to 7. L. Cannon and
wife.
w. S. Cawthon and Miss Sallie
Pocus married at McMinnville.
Child of Lawrence Nunley and
wife died.
JUNE
J. N. Bonner and Miss Ora Nearn
married.
Mrs Susan Meeks died in Paynes
cove.
Child of Burrel Sanders and wife
died.
Flank FURY died.
Phillips Bros Theatre Under
Canvass exhibit here.
John Way and Miss Mayme SAN
ders married.
Grover Tate accidentally killed in
Chattanooga.
Jack Garner killed by train near
Halls store at Summerfeld.
Mrs, Jesse Greene died at Mont
eagle.
Child of H. X. McCurdy and
wife died.
Boy born to Joe Oliver and wife.
Arthur Lewis and Miss Mayme
Rogers married.
Grundy County Teachers Insti-
tute convenes here at the college.
Bee Hall and Miss Anna Butner
married.
Girl born to Geo. Stoneking and
wife.
Altamont Comet moves to Tracy
City.
JULY.
Methodist church remodeled.
F. M. Stepp takes charge of the
Tidman House.
Mrs c. M Robinson, nee Hen
son, burned to death at Norfolk,
Va.
4th'of July celebration at park
success; large crowd; balloon made
another failure to go up
E. K. Kits resigns as manager
of Dixie Telephone Co
Concrete warehouse erected by
New York Stores
Aeronaut Davis, who failed to
60 up at the park, made a success
full balloon ascension and parachute
leap from near the K. P building.
Tom M. Woodward and Miss
Clara Pocus married.
Girl born to VIM Barth and wife
New schoolhouse completed at
Pryor Ridge,
Boy born to Vim. Smith and
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20
1909.
JANUARY.

1909.
JANUARY.
Ed Sitz and Miss Estelle Parsons
married.
c. X, Goodson made purchasing
agent for Tennessee Consolidated
Coal Co.
Capt. John Brady takes charge of
New York. Stores jewelry depart
meni, J. M. Mosier resigning.
Fred Lewis and Miss Halle Nc
Cullough married,
John Hall died.
Leo. Hassler and Miss Minnie
Smith married.
X P's. install officers and give
supper.
Stockholders of First National
Bank meet.
Improved Order Of Red Men give
banquet.
Stockholders of Park Association
meet.
Frank Foster and Miss Beulah
Brown married in New Mexico.
Junior Auxiliary give candy pull
ing at Woodward's Hall.
T. H. Wakefield elected cashier
of First National Bank to fill vacan-
cy made by the resignation of Prof
Dillon.
Verdi Guest, Walter Knighton
and Dock Tucker severely burned
by explosion of key Of powder at
Ramsey mines.
FEBRUARY.
Jim Moran froze to death.
George Barnett seriously injured
in railroad wreck in Mississippi.
Child of Monroe Bennett and
wife burned to death,
VIM. Fletcher and Miss Margaret
Lane married.
Son born to Bailey Brooks and
wife.
julius Hassler and Miss Grace
Markell married in Knoxville.
Son born to Lee Roddy and wife.
City Drug Store, Doris & Cheek
and Henley & Londons store bur-
gularized,
Henry Stutz and Miss Lena NAH
ley married.
Child of Henry FURY and wife
died.
Child of Henry Johnson and wife
died.
Daughter of J. Taylor and wife
died.
Born to H. K. McCurdy and
wife, boy,
Born, to Geo. Boyd and wife, a
boy.
Dance at Woodward's Hall.
Girl born to Wiley Filler and
wife.
Sam Henley killed by electricity
in Memphis.
MARCH.
Luther Parsons and Miss Mary
Emma Sanders married.
Mrs. Jasper Hamilton died in
Chattanooga.
Girl born to DR.. E. B. Finney
and wife.
The Dillingham; Stock Co. show
at college auditorium.
Ladies Memorial Association in
fine condition financially.
Henry Garner and Miss Mabel
Pack married.
Ernest Anglin shot by unknown
parties; not fatal.
Capt. Byers re-appointed post
master.
Boy born to Bud Myers and wife.
Boy born to Jim Oliver and wife.
Boy born to Henry Lockhart and
wife.
Sam Barlew cut Jim Levan
Sam Bryant and Miss Grace
Condra married.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20
NOVEM Der.

L W. Cheek sells his interest In
the drug business to Taylor Doris;
firm name now changed to Doris
& Cheek; Mr.. Cheek goes to Shell
byville.
Gubernatorial election passed off
with but little interest.
Work begun on Bradley's Hick-
ory Mill.
Mrs. W. Z Landlord died at
Short Greek, Ala.
Vernon Lowe and Miss Emile
Won Bergen married.
Large crowd attend box supper
ON Myers Hill.
Woodward's Skating Rink re-
opens .
Oak Grove box supper a success.
G. W, Valleys store robbed.
Boy born to Prof. J. D North
cut and wife
DECEMBER.
j. P. Gillian died at Birming-
ham, Ala.
John r. Henderson died,
Mrs, Messick died.
B. Hall and Mrs Frank FURY
married.
Red Men entertain.
Lawrence Dykes died.
Child of John Z. Henley died.
James Graham and Miss Ethel
Scruggs married.
Boy born to John Baggenstoss
and wife
(Cpptinned newt week
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20

Barlew's beerette stand robbed.
Ernest Wepf and Miss Amelia
Won Allmen married.
Child of Jim Gipson and wife
died.
W. F. Bradley, of GAINESVILLE, o
seeking location for icSory mill.
Child of Werner Schaerer and
wife died.
Rev. l., B, Ellis assigned to M.
E. Church.
Wilburn Fults and Miss Fannie
Sweeton married.
Mrs, Geo, Hall died in Birming-
ham, Ala.
II. j. Campbell hurt at Werner's
mill
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1911-04-20

dividend.
Child of Russ Giffard and wife
died.
Child of Cal Letney and wife
died.
John Young died.
Company store robbed
Toy born to l. r. Brown and
wife.
FEBRUARY.
Ashley Brown and Miss Ethel
Smith married.
Mrs. Vina Trussel died i'll West
Virginia.
Sam Cannon and Miss Terra Hall
married.
Grundy Publishing Co. reorgan-
ize and elect officers.
City Drug Store robbed,
I, b. Woodward closes his job
printing business to accept position
with the Grundy Publishing Co.
Colyar Musical Club render pro-
gram at the home of DR. W. P,
Stone.
Oscar Brown and Miss Nora
Thompson married at Pineville,
Ky.
Child of Will James and wife
died.
Ewin Norvell purchases grocery
business of John Cline.
G W. Valleys store robbed.
W. H. Nunley, old citizen, died
Child of Luther Sitz and wife
died.
Mrs, Farrell Tate died.
O. X. Goodson and Miss Rosa
Schlapbach married,
Boy born to Whorton Sutherlin
and wife.
MARCH.
F M. O. White died.
7. l. Hassler died.
Daughter of Willis Johnson and
wife died.
Child of Willard Meeks and wife
died.
A. l.. Hubbard and Miss Ola
Baucum married at Huntsville, Ala
James Sartin, old citizen, died,
M. STAINS store robbed.
Girl born to Joe Henley and wife
Ed Conry and Miss Blanche On
staff married at st. Joseph, Mo.
Ohas f. Schultz, impersonator,
at Shook College.
A Mr.. Green dropped dead.
Halley's comet viewed by many.
Child of j. Hampton and wife
died.
Williams & Williams open res
taurant.
Child of B. Sweeton and wife
died.
Walter Knight and Henry Myers,
section hands, hurt by train near
Clouse Hill junction.
John Smith died.
John Halls dwelling near Sum
merfeld set on fire but extinguished
Theodore Shadrick cut Henry
Parmley.
Mountain Herald starts.
APRIL.
Albert Shrum and Miss Ell;
Dykes married.
Reuben Byers died in C,1atta
nooga.
ii. J. Bowers, newly elected
cashier First National Bank, arrives
Mrs. Chas. Graham died.
Son born to John Way and wife
Holice Landlord died
Born, to Joe Brown and wife
twin boys.
MAY.
G. W. Valleys store and Viii
liam & Williams restaurant robbed
Mrs. Monroe Stotts died
Girl born to Chas. Sw ee ton ant
wife.
Mrs. Fannie Tate died.
Local chapter of W. G. T. U
organized.
Mrs, Della Campbell goes insane
IUNE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-02
6eeoIeb, Gal.
Sammifuuud 1911.
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bdn exempt. - lllias fouIubuone oil
mpos Iaotu fesfeIle rfontria", ionfa
oil rafentanut rofennuemestari Gols
lie 2aine. Siind on MT motnio tiloi'
Iuus mpDS pitdd iunnuntoitoulua ia
bortouSbetfid ppbind.
Muutamia uuTia oiuffaita on
mpDstin tulut mime puooen aifa.
no HeeoIepn, ostoen uuiia malta ].
n. e. GIdmiIen toineet ndtpimdt ais
fumaifeufIien petdetd altoneen lam.
mittdd mieIid. = 9en9eainen bars
rostis ilmenee Reeolepn Iuomolai'
fila pbteisten fofouSten muobosIo,
futen muualotin fristittDien festen,
ia mp5s find, ettd pitdipdt iunnun'
toitouIua IapIiue. = Slin 10 pdipdd
ReebIepsid. pioimme uieito ben9eI'
liiid fofouffio.
SImot oIipat oIeet tommifuun al.
fuun osti ertiidin fuipio ia founiir
ia. Wasta tammif. 10 p. tienoisia
iotoi enIiferran fofo tolfpeno. Siitte
on, f%errotiin, f%otarut uieon ferran
meIto runioosti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-03-02
Slacf Sin, 9. Hafota.

Sofia Serran pddue uStoltonot
eindt be %lonfee, maon ppIppdt iian'
faittiiesti".
Mifeeni oil piirtdd ionfu ianon
tGGltG Mustilta &ummuilta ia Iamal
la iaaba termebtdd foittia Serron
omia ldbeud ia taufana, ioita IDDs
tpp faiffiaUa, fautta utparon nIoan,
iosfin bormalufuiIena toiIin paitoin.
9Daan tiitos 9erran ettd IDptpp eoes
ndbdnfin ndin furiana aifafautena
fuin npfpaifa on. Siud ibmistur'
iat eimdt mdlitd enddn beibdn luo'
iastaan ia IunaetaiaStaan, poan
fuIfemat iianfaiffista perifntoaon
fobti. Se eipdt tabbo ipdIittdd mi'
tddn iiitH iosfa on fpfpmptiesI ID bet
bdn iidinen onnenia taiffd onnetto'
muutenIa. Sco JOS misid ifdnd, min
tddua on ibmisfuriat ioutuneet td'
hdn tilaan. Siud JOS mlsIddn benz
seuinen pimeps l%uuresia mddrdsId
mouitIee, min iuuri tddud. ettd muo
muetat m6et luonnouiIesI ia iubteesia
ifGdnfnin tobistapot iiitd iuureSto
pimepoeStd misid fania tddud maeIs
toa, maitta tddud on tebtp ISerron
tp1td 10 pitfdt oiat. Waan ndpttdG
Iiltd tuin ei iddqd Serran Jana iaiTi
mitddn fiioo, ionfa iaa iofainen per.
ton tpDn ietiid fofea tddad, ndfe'
mattd Iuurtafoon bebeImdd tp5stdn.
I'd. posiori RuotIolainen tddud on
iebnpt Serran tpDtd toista ipuotta,
moon mt bdn poistui paitfotunnol.
to-. ia emme iieod mormoon iosfo
bdu erddn polua ppidbtpdtIeen mel
ban feetuuieemme. Se tuntuu IN
min ifGmGliG nellie pieneIe ioutoHe
Serron oinio. 9unIimme itIemme
oirpon fuin orpoitii f,in idimme IL.
man opettoioa. Woiten toiIoaIta
faiIoen Ioimmetin bdneIe 10 fen ii
Ioiiuuben, ettd pddstd pois tadlta
fila b6n on ioonui ~tooelafin tdGud
iuntea ia fofea mitd on toistelu us.
fottomon mailman feSteud, ia taas
toiiaalta, ettd miten Serra piepi o.
mania Ia narieIee ettei beitd mifddn
moi mabin9oittoa.
Gbfd Iopeton ia idtdn Serron or.
mon iuoioan foiffi Serran lopIet,
4uottofoamme !6erraan Ia 6dnen
noimaonio. 6dn on m%oimauinen
outtoiomme.
piirIi
!Eerron ono.