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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
s'BOOZE CONTRACT FOR THIS PITCHER
How Won TIVE ONrpIC 'FlARATflNN


race caused the committee to take
me 10 Europe.
when the starting gun Was fired
for the Olympic Marathon knew
was IN the race OF my NE.
against the best distance runners
Ia the world. And | realized my
brains, as we'll as my lesa. must
be used TO bring victory.
STARTED AT AN EASY THoT
AND MAINTAINED THE PACE
ron MORE THAN TEN MILES.
OTHER RUNNERS WE'RE PASS
INC ME CONSTANTLY. BUT
THIS DIDN'T WORRY ME. IN
FACT. I WAS GLAD. BECAUSE
EXPERIENCE HAD TAUGHT ME-
THAT THE MAN WHO LAYS
HACK IN A LONG RACE rs THE
MAN WHO HAS THE SPEED
AND STRENGTH AT THE FIN.
ISL
Around the 18th mile began To
20 = BIZ faster and just a. ] was
finishing the 18th mile ! found
i.onfboat had dropped out. ! knew
had passed other runners. but II
was not until was In tho twenties
that my trainers along the route
tipped me that was third. Do.
rundo was Trading me by a wide
margin. closely followed by Heffer.
on. the African runner.
Then ! began TO speed u up. Tho
easy pace had maintained hadn't
tired me and there seemed 10 he .
LOT Of power IN my lega Just
before arrived In sight Of tho ca.
|eioaurs spotted Hsffefon and
went a Bit faster. I passed him
a. was going into the stadium.
porsndo was perhaps 200 yards
ahead of me - ! started on the
last lap. I saw he was webbing
and knew the terrific pace he had
been setting ali the way was tell.
ING on him. pulled myself TO-
oesher for the last spurt and tore
along ever tho track.
was closing the zap rapidly
when Dornndo staggered and fell.
Hla trainers picked him up and
carried him across the line. u OF
100 yards ahead Of me.
Tho judges disqualified Dorando
because he waa helped scross the
line and gave fpc the victory. And
I certainly was glad: partly because
Il had achieved the greatest ambl,
ton Of my boyhood and fartly be
cause I won for Amaric4 Tho bis
xe@t event of the meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
DOES STUNTS

There were two numbers on the
naw Empress bin this week that
from an athletic point Of view are
all to the good. Ono IL furnished
by Paul stephens. onelexged
performer. who does tumbling and
other stunts that few twolcgged
gentlemen could duplicate. The
other IL the work tho s.yearo old
Malvern boy, appearing with the
Malvern acrobats.
When stephens appears on the
stage you don't know Just what he
Is going to debut you are soon
enlightened: he jumps over a
couple Of chairs with the greatest
ease. Then he balances himself on
. pole with great skiil and walks
a slack wire. forward and back.
and with but one foot. mind you.
In spite Of bis youth. the Nal.
vern boy In q finished acrobat. and
the easy way In which he flounces
over the stage In a series OF hand
springs should serve to inspire 9TH
or youngster with the benefits OF
athletic training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19

The condition Of ID. r. pusdaie
Ia serious alarming.
Az an antifat stimulsnt he Ia
taking gymnasium iessous--cvery
day he goes through the long
tedious grind.
The purpose of II all II 60 mako
a fat man aim. and therein lies the
present sad. sad tale and pertain
ing thereto Ia the serious condition
OF y. e. Dugdaie.
So many hours work IA. figured
from the viewpoint OF scientific
training. the equivalent OF the rs-
duction Of so many pounds Of the
superf1uous sand In tho case Of Mr.
Dugdale II works.. but II doesn't
Immediately after the ordeal Mr.
Dug. true to the rule. takes of
weight. but
He goes home with the appetite
OF bear. and actually Mrs. Dug
dale has troubles Of her own keep
ing him In provender Thus Mr.
Dug. In few moments OF rasenosis
appetite appeasing. ccunfsracts all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
Bombardier Wells Wins Another Go


LONDON. Dac. ls.--I]ombardIer
Wells. the British heavyweight.
whose scheduled bout with Cham
pion Jack Johnson was called off
recently BY the authorities here. has
added another victory 20 his record
today. having dccisively defeated
Fred Storbeck. the heavyweight
champion Of South Africa. Stor.
beck bit the canvas for good Ia tho
ifth round. when Wells connected
with one OF his powerful swings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19

event for the Oakland wheelmcn's
club show. Both men are pressing
Champion Frank Klaus for a
match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
Benny Henderson, Port
land Twirlcr. Must Pass
Up the Flowing Bowl.

fuv uni,ea yrsss LeAsss ware,
PORTLAND. Orr Dec. ts.--ben
Henderson. the so-caiied $4,000
beauty. a Beaver pitcher now IN.
der suspension because he touched
the flowing bowl once too often last
seascn. will be rcirstated " the
osavers II Ne will promise 20 be
good. seeereaa 70 Manager Nc.
Creole today.
Mecrcdie said. however, that
Benny will be compelled 20 sign
ebooxe contract which means that
henderson will be paid nominal
salary throughout the season and
will be given a substantial honus
q the end. II he attends to busi-
hess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
Queen Alexandra Presenting the
Marathon Award 20 Johnny
az JOHNNY HAvEs

won the Olympic Marathon In
England In 1905 because had
trained for II ever since I was q
kid: because every leisure moment
aud all Of my energy during my
hoyhood we're devoted to workinE
up to that end.
When . boy IN kniekerbock.
srs. the story Of the soldier Of
Marathon filled me with On am
bItion to duplicate the feat In
record time. 80 : Get about
training for Il. And the train
Inc carried through years 81
discouraoemen and hard. tedi-
Gus work. but ! kept on plug.
pinp.
In tho elimination races AZ Hos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
INFANT INDUSTRY
IS ENCOURAGED

~ UHifed FFebs IeAeed WfTel
SYDNEY. N. \. W.. Dec. BIN
FAINT industry 10 being encouraged
by tho Now South Wales govern
ment An income tax schedule has
Just been formulated which puts =
premium on big families. The scale
II 9 pence In tho pound. or ~ per
cent on Incomes under $500 a
year. rising 10 shilling In the
pound for larger incomes. Tho first
81 800 IL exempted n the income IL
earned and a further exemption IL
allowed for each child. SO THAI a
man with $500 a year and eight
children get off tan free.
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TWO SANS TO FIGHT

SYDNEY. N. s. W.. Dec. H.
Sam Langford and Sam Mcyey.
the two negro pugilists. are In
training here today for 20-rmind
bout December e6. Langford and
Mcvey fought draw In Paris this
year. The news OF next week
bout will reach San Francisco on
Christmas day, owing to the DIFF.
ference In time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19

says Keeper Watson. who looks A.
ter tho big tower erected 20 com.
momorate the big fire. For 10 ysars
Watson has climbed 900 stairs In
tho tower three times a day. lie
says II cured him Of rheumatism,
bad lungs and weak heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
Fritz and K. o. Ready

OAKLAND, Cal. Dec. 49, Fritz
Holland OF Spokane and Chicago
Knockout Brown ARE resting today
In preparation for their ten.round
bout tomorrow night as the main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19
Ask Your Doctor

You could not please US better
than to ask your doctor about
Ayers Cherry Pectoral for
coughs. colds. Group. bronchitis.
Thousands OF families always
keep Il in the house. The ap.
pgoval Of their physician and the
experience Of many years have
given them great confidence In
this cough medicine. is lie Az No. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-19

WV RESS SxHxS 3sS
4 GOOD CARD AT BALLARD 4
4 Manager Dan Salt has ar 4
= ranged a good card for the In 4
4 terclub affair mt Ballard to- 4
= night between the Ballard and 4
4 n. v. A. @. clubs. The main 4
= event In In the 1861 pound a. 4
4 vision between Hody Lind 4
4 berg OF the valley club and 4
4 Roy Boyd OF Ballard. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
STEUBENVILLE

Hpe-iel ulsr1trh 20 the rnfelIir~roer
. J. ~ hENNll.LE. q. May IS-Ff
ne BOWMAN was brought into court on
Ntdnesday Afternoon on two indict
ments FOR OBTAINING a female rndo-
lN years and for keeping n house. She
gave bond They grow out OF tho
Visit 10 tho house Of school girl n,
loose reputation with n man twfco
h'r age. Several other houses NAV
inio The matter before 90 closes.
u. T.. stevenson VS.. j. G. Alexandor
Sni. on promissory motto FOR fa00
with interest
The case ~ John Ruohior pIairur
ln error VI. Homer Cook and "a AZ
Low seeking n reversal OF "a fufgo
nncnt rendered against Urehler In
common Pleas Court on atof orgr
mont ON Juno LET Affornove O.
liiErcr and Dewitt Erskino for pucb.
Ter. DO Rogers and r. T.. Lewis A.
torrcys FOR Cook 81 No.
Attorney J. vs. Porter has beor m.
pointed administrator off the estates
~ li1rlnd and Grace WrCat who uorc
Killed hy q O. a. y. 70 "a train 20
Smiths Ferry and Suits FOR $40 000
damages for each one was begun in a.
s. Court
Adam Kapc'a has been annotrfcs
administration OF mo estate on robn
kapoi1 and brought fu.f n Probate
Court AGAINST Francis FareIa Of ai fo
cell real estate ~ Adcua 10 nav
debts. etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
WEST LIBERTY

Tho W J.. S. vs.. ball team Will play
lVo games. n double header. with the
EIl.otis OF Wheeling ON Saturday on
the Athletic grounds here
Miss virginia Sanders. Miss Clara
keinhcimer and Miss Emma Harris.
of The Normal. VIII entertain on rri.
Gay evening NJ the residence Of Mr..
Hedges in honor o. tho senior class
Miss Elliott. who has been the
quest ~ Mrs louisa Jerome. has re-
turned 90 hor homo in pittaburg
Mlss Clar NcCoiioch was a Whorl
inF visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Allen is visiUnc M the home Of
Rev Allen. of Elm Grove.
Mrs Ridley and Miss Julia Ridrfv
wore wheeling visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Clarence foker. OF the Island
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
John Sayora
Hon w ~ Tlcarnc and Dr Earl r.
Glass of Wheeling. were iu town sun.
day
County Enrinecr A. s. Rel and two
N The commissioners we're IN town
Tuesday looking after tho building OF
"a bridge.
J. r. McColioch has disposed OF All
m his old hacks. md has n now uchf.
weight hack 10 run on tho short
Greek route IN oonnoction with tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

MiNFalo 1911 total tl5r.q0 Tn
1910 90 vaa fG02s1. Coin f-.ef0 a..
.s0r ~ D. Tnr
Richmond 1911 total ffuef0 In
1910 % was ff22o1p Gain 1870 As.
SCISSOR o. ~ Watt
Gross creek 1911 total s., --0 I'M
1910 90 was f9fs00 Loss $3.50. As.
eeeaor Frank NcrmnUor
FOURTH Ward ftouhcnviUo 1911
total ffOf0f0. 1n 1910 r was fef-
t3o. Gain was $500. Assessors IS
T. li.rchfcld and Prank WrWlilcn.
WAYNE 1871 total 81Ff fT1 fn
I'i0 30 was iln'slo Gain gf5.TCD.
Assessor g. a Jones.
W.ntorviiic 1917 total 500 .7g0 In
1910 % was f2l51e0 Gain $4,000.
Aqfoqaor r. w. George
second Ward stcutenvmo 1911
total is f'9fot0 fn 1910 90 was f22g..
$50 Cain fiGf650. Assessors J. 3.
lloran and Harry rcvincon
Total gain Tor StoubcnvlIo was
N16000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Lori, ssE ana compang


NEW YORK Way fe Money ON
call steady af 2as -ts prr cont rui
inr rate lh closing bid. lr. o.
f0rod. 2i Time loans strong do.
mand Increasing and londrra with.
drawing from market. f0reaoofrr hirh
or rates. fD days. 2fhunft G1 d4vs.
tH n1. 9 months. afs nrfs Prime
mercantile paper. 1hnf per cont
sterling exchange firm. with actual
huflneas fn bankers bills no 81 W so
70 fIdnr billie. and nf 50 eG lnT
49, ior demand. Commercial buls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Butter, Cheese and Eee..

NEW YORK. May ls-Butter mar.
ket steady: receipts. S.431.
cheese weak; receipts. 5.277; state
whole milk specials. lie: do coIored
fancy. loAc; do lower grades. white
81 n lOc.
Eggs unsettled: receipts. 2s.157:
fresh gathered selected extras. 1qc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Extensive Profit Taking In Wall Street
Halts Rapid Advance.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Extensive
profit taking sales today checked the
rapid advance in stocks which began
after the announcement OF the Su.
preme Courts Standard OIL decision,
and far outstrippst any similar move
ment OF the year. Realizing was in
progress all day long. but the demand
was sufficiently large 20 absorb all OF.
ferings In the first part OF the session
and substantial gains were made,
many OF the active issues moving up
point or more
The tone was hesitating during the
latter part OF the day. and the market
fell back from its high point. although
prices were reduced by only small
fractions. The change in tone was
due 10 technical conditions rather
than 70 any reversal OF sentiment
Union Pacific had advanced nearly :
points from its close OF Monday to its
high price OF today. L. s. Steel
gained nearly FIVE points and Reading
four points. Almost every stock in
the list sold at figure which offered
profits sufficiently attractive TO bring
on to-day's movement.
Speculative interest in United
States Steel was undiminished. and u
again led the market in point OF activ-
ity. At times dealing in this stock
was very active. bull traders buying
5000 or 1000 share lots Other steel
stocks were strong Bethlehem Steel
scored a good advance. and Colorado
Fuel, which has been inactive for sew
eral weeks. was one OF the strongest
Issues. While the movement in Unit
ed States Steel was largely specula-
tive. the steel stocks were helped by
reiterated reports OF better trade con
ditions. 4 number OF railroads arc
expected 20 enter the market shortly
with inquiries for large amounts OF
materials.
The bond market was firm. Total
sales. par value. S5,s7s. 900.
United States bonds were IN.
changed on call.
New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING. ". Va. Nay -. II.
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WHEAT
Prices Carried Down by Expectations
OF Rain In Western Belt.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-A fall in the
barometer to-day helped carry down
the price OF wheat. The suggestion
OF wet weather was too strong TO be
resisted by dealers who had a hand.
some profit in sight. Accordingly,
selling became somewhat general,
and the close was 2sc to sc lower
than last night
Corn finished hdi1c down. oats \
n &c OF 10 Hassc up. and provisions
at a decline OF SC to 75c.
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Coffee.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Havre marke,
unchanged: May futures closed OF
Tered AT lo62c: July closed offered
az los5c; September closed offered al
IU.f-c' December closed offered n;
10 lhc: March closed offered at 10 2oc
llo No. quoted at 1176A12c. Mar.
ket steady. L. W. MINFORD g co
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FINANCIAL.

auto. With the ucadvood and an
other new hack be- has ordered ho win
Do able to handle the trade aatisfao-
touIy
Mrs. Yafcr. Miss Wager and Mr..
Edward faEcr. OF Pleasant Valley.
were ln town SUNDAY.
Mics Shcaror. Of tho Normal was IN
Wheeling Thursday
Mr. slohaum. n student ~ the nor.
NAL spent sunday no his home near
Proctor
,. ~. King was IN Wheeling Mon
day
Mrs Kenamorc Is home from Hum
ington,
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NEW YORK. May 1s.-Standard
copper hrm: spot. sl1 1901 So:
iake, Sl2 25dl2 37iz: electrolytic.
az Oon y 20; casting, 81 75d
\. p. London firm: spot. e54 Is
Cd; futures. c5s.
Tin firm; spot. s43 12Ik43 25. Lon
don steady at G19s los: futures.
Lead quiet at 81 4Oa4 so. London
E13.
Spelter quiet at 81 35d5 40. Lon.
don. c24 IS Cd.
IRON Cleveland warrants. ass in
London. Locally. iron was quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
Dry Goods

NEW YORK. Nav 1S-Tba co,,o,
GOODS primary markets were more nc
i've during the day. and some fair.
slzed contracts are being placed with
mus by converters. printers and the
manufacturing trades Jobbers are do.
ing a slightly better business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. May IS.
-u>ocal u. s. Weather Bureau
Atmospheric conditions reported as
follows:
Temperature and barometer condi.
tons are again nearly the same as
noted for the past three or four morn
ings, although the pressure area over
the eastern portion OF the country has
slightly decreased in energy. The low
pressure area continues over the
northern and central portions of
the plateau and slope States and up-
per valleys. with center OF depression
north OF Montana; but no rain OF con-
sequence occurred IN the Northwest
during the past "a hours. the only
rain OF consequence since yesterday
oeins noted over the North Pacific
states and in few sections OF the
Lake Region.
The conditions again Indicate south
eriy winds. high temperature and fair
weather tonight and Friday.
The Ohio will probably continue 10
1all slowly in the district tonight and
Friday. A falling river is also prob
able on Saturday
H. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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81 sa7s. Bar silver. $685.. Mexican
dollars. As. Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds firm.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May IS
Al the beginning OF business to-day
the condition of the United States
Treasury was:
working balance in treasury offices.
S23.2S7.402 in banks and the Philip.
pine treasury. s33.O5s.657.
Total balance in general fund. $50.
09O.i
Ordinary receipts yesterday. s2.4s5.-
I2s: disbursements. SI.636.4O3
surplus to date this fiscal year.
S946. l24. against a deficit OF S16.473.-
751 last year.
Panama Canal and public debt trans
actions excluded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Rye-No. .. 81 0OG1 %.
Barley-Feed or mixing. $50 soc /;
fair 10 choice mailing. s2cdsl OF.
Flax Seed-No. l southwestern,
50 40: No I northwestern, 50 SIS.
Timothy Seed-$12 90.
Clover-Sl5 IS.
Pork-Mess. per barrel. SIS Esq
10 90.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. So 90.
Short Ribs-Sides. loose. s. 25H
Z 27is short clear sides. boxed, IS 90
as 1914.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURG. May ls.-Cattle steady. light:
choice. Sc 3Od6 40; prime. Sc lOG
6 %.
sheep steady on good: others slow.
fair; prime wethers. 81 2OG4 80:
culls and common. 50 OOG3 90:
spring lambs. Sc O0de 90; veal calves
s. SOFAS co.
Hogs l0c 10 15c lower: 10 double
decks: prime heavies. IS 15d6 90:
mediums. workers. and pigs. Sc As;
roughs. s. 0O05 30
CHICAGO. May lS.-CattIe receipts.
5000. slow, weak; beeves. s. OOd
6 A.: Texas steers. 81 6OG5 so: west
ern steers. 81 SOFAS so: stockers and
feeders. 80 9ON5 70: cows and heif-
ers. 81 4O05 so. calves. 81 1877 ..
Hog receipts. $4,000: market more
active az the early decline: lights.
s. S5G6 20: mixed. 81 S5T6 III:
heavy. s. 65d6 10; rough. s. 65T
. so; good 70 choice heavy. s. sOT
g 10: pigs. s. 1OG6 20. bulk OF sales.
s. 9566 10.
sheep receipts. $1,000: strong 10 15c
higher. native. 50 25T4 90: western.
81 5od4 %: yearlinFs. 81 6Od5 80:
lambs. native. 81 75q6 90; western,
s. 25G7 90.
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WHEELING. W. va, May IS, II.
Reported by a. r. sssten - Co. l.. =.
Brand. manager: members New York
Stock Exchange
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. May IS. IL
The active PittsourE s,os~s. corrected
Tally BY a. L. Masten & Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange BaaH
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19

scuNe wheeling stocks ere corrected
9aiIy FOR the Inteliigencer by geo. W.
oeIon. local oroEer. ana n. r. Marshall
manager Bond Department
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Check Advance i'm Stock

York Stock Exchange corrected daily oy
A. z Masten q Co. brokers
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. May 1S-Credt hal
ances. 81 30. Runs 1872 sos: average
id iS.IS. Shipments. 190.157: average
NV YORK. May IS Standard OF
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W Va. May Is. II.
Inc toilo"ing guotauors III tns nors
active Wheeling stocks arc corrsc:Sd
daily for the Intelligence by Howard
Hs5lett & Son. Local brokern:
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STOCKS. uIich.l Low.lClosel close
lMy II
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New York Stock Exchange.
WHEELING. ". Va. Nay -. II.
range or actfys srocru On rns N.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-19
New York Curb Market.

40 pi wa. SslRl s2it slA. 62ia
Total sales 2.45s shares.
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Total sales s4s.sOo shares.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12

puolesta fopii tamaaiIeen pomitas'
fuun. !Sinta or ainpastaan 20 TENT.
It'd. 3dpoeaiippben naatimuffia Ell
nain pieni ia balpa firianen tieten'
fddn pastaa enempdd ianafiriana
fuin lauIeoppinataan, fiitd buolimat'
ia fatiomme poimamme bpmdad
omalatunnoua iuoitella fita apu'
neupotf faifile Mile fanIaIaiIiue,
iotfa baImapat pppia Gnslannin
fieltd. GrifoiIesti tabbomme buo'
mauttaa ettd tdsia firioiesia opete.
taan t%perrattoin bpmin lauiumaan
Gn9lannin fieltd, marfinfin JOS TO-
rostus oIiii merfittp. 8irian loppu'
oiasia olena rh,Ifti" fiIaItdd moni
puoIiien paraston eri eldmGn Fob
bis1a tormittamia nalmiita lauIeita
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Summa $3.55

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faita, iofa wiepi
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teen eri Iaiuo eri benfiI6iben iubteen,
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fioan on iofaiieh etiindn iieInn JOS
fus astuttamo tooifeitofin dsfeIio
IooputiaafIe SumoIan rouban.
Roubon perushsban Ell iuintoan
ole meisId ifiesIdmme, meibdn tot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-10-12
Summa 1915

= ann raftaoff fdpnDt SouIu'
Ranbafin %itmestpp fobta firffofun'
famine fustonnutieud, min Iebbeu
paibteIewon fida5n Iuomiieffi tot,
woiIin r%uniaasti firioiiutIia ia iopi'
mia futpia faifiIta tpirfameIiiItd ia
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2%irioitufiet ia funot diff Idhetettd.
mdt auefirioittaneeIle ennen emf 10,
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ia. Slemme ne tdnG muonna fpoI
mistaneet tanauista aifaiIemmin r..
ten ontoen enemmdn aifaa atlantic.
billie tiIausten ottamiieen.
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fp1 pubIifaanien ia Ipniisten fans.
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,pubIifaanien ia ipniiSten pstdmdt.
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