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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
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FRESH EGGS IN GOOD DEMAND
Little More Attention to Details win
Result In Profit, Repayine Time
and Labor.

CBy PROF. A. G. PHILLIPS, Kansaa,
The demand for eggs seems practi.
cally unlimited. more especially for
the better grades. The growth OF the
storage industry has tended to equal.
ize prices by increasing the de.
mand in summer when fresh eggs
are plentiful and supplying the def.
cheney in winter when fresh eggs are
scarce
Since the demand is greatest for
the best grades, it seems obvious that
a little more attention to details will
result in profit amply repaying the
extra time and labor involved.
1t is not the purpose here to enter
into any discussion of the ways Of
increasing the production of eggs but
simply to point out the possibilities
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
Poultry Terms.

It is common to call all poultry
Chickens" but, strictly speaking,
chicken is a young fowl, generally I'M
der six months of age, and "fowi
is one over that age. On the same
basis a young male under one year
of age, or a young female Of the same
age are known as cockerel and pull
let, respectively. They become cocA
and hen after that age.
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Ave packs of bills into the little hand
bag. When he had the last one safely
in, he relaxed his grip on the jewel
case, locked his handbag and hurried
out of the bank. l handed the case to
Miss Caroline Pickney. She opened 1t
and caressed the jewels lovingly. But
she said no word, and gave no evil
dence OF the great emotion Juggling at
her except the trembling of her hands.
Then she put the case In her bosom
and went down to her carriage in the
company Of Mr.. Montague Thomas.
went out behind the pair of them.
Not in all my life had been so thor
oughly puzzled. What did this woman
need with Randolph Mason If she in
tended to pay painted actress the
full value of the jewels. Any police
sergeant could have done as we'll as
he. What need was there to send me
scouting into the Tenderloin and then
here? The thing was idiotic. l had
been waiting to see the iron lid OF
some hidden trap fall swiftly and
crush Madame Versay. Instead, l had
carried out Mason's directions to the
final letter, only to see the money
paid, the incident closed, the thing
ended. For Randolph Mason 1t was
| not a defeat only, it was a capitula
ton, a rout His standard had beer
dragged off the field by a variety &C
tress and a red-light detective. l wa!
unspeakably bitter and depressed.
My train to New York left over tn
Southern at twelve o'clock. l woul'
go to the post Office for some letter.
sent after me, get little lunch ant
hurry out of this city. l went int
the post office, got my letters, and wa
coming out when j deputy marsha
touched me on the elbow and aske
me to come up to the district atto1
ney's office. knew then that Mason
trap had sprung, and l hurried wit
the little man up the iron stairway.
Mr.. Robert Henderson was boilin
in picturesque expletives when l el
tered the ante-room of the prosecute
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05

for the government. His collar was
wilted down, his wonderful waistcoat
crumpled, tiny threads Of perspiration
lay along the fat folds of his chin. He
broke out louder when he saw me.
That's him. That's one Of the gang"
he shouted. Nov get the other one.
Get this Caroline Pickney woman, and.
we'll land them in the penitentiary."
At this moment, tall, gracious man
with soft, drawing accent that
purred dangerously like cats, ap-
peared in the doorway Of the district
attorneys Office. May inquire" he
said, "who it is that is about to send
Miss Caroline Pickney to the peniten-
uary?"
TITS me-" said Henderson. Her
and this yegger have been shown the
| queer"
your language Is unintelligibls,"
said the man.
why, green goods" growled Hen
derson. "Passin' counterfeit money.
that's what mean"
| ~ 100 NY SOA II " NO 0oSOAAA0A0u' ~
the packs we're counterfeit! Surely
Mason could not have made so danger.
GUS q blunder. He knew the laws Of
the United States. He could not have
opened the doors Of the penitentiary
wider to US. The mere possession Of
counterfeit money was q crime. Per
haps he did not believe that Madame
Versay would dare come to the ON
GERS Of the law with 1t. Perhaps some
other arm Of his plan had broker
down. l was amazed and alarmed. Thu
. man in the door looked inQuiringly q
me. I took out my card and handle,
it to him. He bowed. II am the dis
} trict attorney" he said. Then he spok
J to the deputy marshal go outside
! close the door and see that am no
! interrupted" He turned then to tn
| detective. Nov, my man." he COZ
( tinued, what is all this furore about i?
: Henderson gave the matter swift
> in detail, translating his Tenderloi
terms as he proceeded. When he ha
concluded the narrative, the distrie
. attorney asked to see the money. Hea
!, derson unlocked his satchel, took o.
. pack, stripped OF the gum band ,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
Hope for Success.

Any man who loves fowls and -
willing to show his love in practicai
way by contributing to their comfort
provided he Is willing to read. STUDY
and observe, may hope in time for 2
reasonable degree of success. TOT ms
natural qualifications will develop
through use, and his aptitude grow
greater with experience.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
I wondered mildly If We might find

I wondered mildly If We might find
Henderson somewhere.
Sure" and Madame Versay. Then
she summoned Popinot. Call up Hen
ders6n's Detective Agency" she d.
rected, land tell Bobbie to chase in
here"
While we awaited the chasing-in Of
Bobbie, drew the celebrity out lit
tie on the subject of the slumbering
youth. He was an only nephew Of
Miss Caroline Pickney and her half.
brother, Bishop simonton of New York.
He was an orphan and a very ebon
sheep. Having fallen a victim to
Madame Versay's charms, he had
shouldered the onerous duties Of an
"angel," burned his money" and final
| ly "swiped" the jewels from his rela-
tive and bestowed them on this Dull.
cinea. These Jewels Madame Versay
thought it advisable to retain, since
the law could not take fall out OF
her" without Juggling" the youth. She
appealed to me to affirm the mora
soundness Of her attitude In this.
poor girl must look out for herself.
was spared the embarrassment o.
decision on SO vexed a question BY
the arrival Of Bobbie Henderson.
was also glad Of all the people In thu
Cafe la Lune dor when he came burst
ing tn it. He was person with va
riegated waistcoat, many seals ant
yellow diamonds, and face tina
would have convicted him before an,
jury In America without word Of evl
dence for the state. He sailed dow
upon mo with the buster Of the cas-
wind
Flash your star" he said, "or ia
loose from the lady" His languag
was beyond me, but his manner admit
ted Of no doubt.
i Madame Versay sprang up an
thrust her elbow vigorously into tn
region of his diaphragm. Cut it ou
Bobbie" she said. you amt wis
to the gent. He's no plain-clothe
Johnnie. This things business"
Mr.. Robert Henderson was ILL
J mined. He drew up chair and e.
pressed his desolation at the erro
Then the three of US got down to th
] details Of Madame vsrsay's business
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
Hash your BE s said, or jar loose

my hotel over to the Jefferson Trust
company in the city of Richmond.
was taken at once into the vault OF
the safety deposit boxes, where /
found Miss Caroline Pickney and the
vault officer, Mr.. Montague Thomas.
This young man greeted me courteous
ly, but I had only another stately nod
from Miss Pickney. She would never
come to understand the social order Of
a commercial civilization. One who
took directions from another, no mat
ter in how exalted sphere that 9th
er sat, was a variety Of servant. II
| was the theory of the master bred in
deep, and persisting into commercial
age.
Promptly at ten, Mr.. Robert Hender-
son arrived. He wore a large checked
ulster, a top hat and astonishingly
yellow gloves. He greeted me as a
lost neighbor discovered In a distant
country, shook vigorously the rather
limp hand of Mr.. Montague Thomas.
but went back on his heels before Miss
Caroline Pickney. She did not see
him, she never saw him.
l appreciated the need to get the
matter speedily over, and requested
Mr.. Henderson to allow Miss PickneJ
to examine the jewels. He thre1oper
his ulster, revealing small leather
handbag, secured to his waist by {
chain, such as is used by bank mes
sengers. He opened the bag and tool
out an ancient black leather case
which he also opened and held in hi
hand. In 1t, lying coiled up agains
j the lining Of old purple velvet was [
) pyramid pin, two drop earrings and
. strand Of oriental pearls. Miss Picl
ney expressed satisfaction to MI
Montague Thomas and directed him t
open the safety deposit box. TIL
young man fitted the key into tn
, ! lock of box number $40, and DIRE,
down the door. showing the little stee
, vault packed with banknotes. He too
out the money in packages each Ell
losed by q printed slip, such as ar
: commonly used by banks, and marke
: 1.-TWO thousand dollars"
;. Mr.. Robert Henderson handed N
. one end OF the jewel-case to hold. an
with his free hand. he slowed thes
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05

of profit as a result of extra care in
handling and marketing the eggs now
produced; the extra profit is to be
made by obtaining the top retail
price, and, as consumers become
acquainted with the product, by OBJ
tanning premium of from one to five
cents per dozen over the regular price
pair for ordinary eggs.
In order to obtain top prices for
eggs, they must be uniform in size.
uniform in color, and uniform in
quality.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
Royal Letters Priced.

Royal letter writer's may expect that.
in the vicissitudes of the centuries.
their popularity will como to the test
of that democratic implement, the auc-
tioneer's hammer. Judged BY this
standard. King Edward III. and Queen
Elizabeth have no reason to feel
sighted. In London the other day one
of the kings letters sold for $1,4b0,
and a letter from Queen Elisabeth to
Henry III. of France brought 81 .226.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
"Jes' Full O Take"

The cast of hats and dresses Of the
women Of the family have frequently
been offered to the maid in . north
side family. Last week, when asked
whether she would take pair Of over
shoes that were believed to be too
heavy for wet weather at this time OK
the year she replied: 20. yss'm, yes'm.
rse les full q take, Fee raised uD
never % roouDo aayt11nG.cn0ln1aoo
list N0WA
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
Answer Of a Soldier,

When Napoleon was student 1t
Brienne he happened to bs asked BY
one of tho examiners the following
question: "Supposing you were in an
invested town threatened with starva-
ton, how would you supply yourself
with provisions?" From the enemy,
replied the sub-lieutenant Of artillery;
and this answer 50 pleased the exam
liners that they passed him without
further questioning.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
TEACHING HEN GOOD LESSON
Poultry Gate as Shown In the lllustra-
ton VIII Save Cussing and
Garden Truck.

Barrels of perspiration may DO
saved by the poultry gate shown
herewith, which is reproduced, with
the article from the New England
Homestead. Whoever has uninten-
tionally acquired the hen chasing,
hen-cussing habit may cure himself
with this little device.
In the fence, preferably at point
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
But On. omeial War csy.

In the very early days the French
had their "Cn d guerrs, tho
Scotch their slogan, and the English
their war cries, but 70 many cries
were launched By the different great
British lords that in 1895 parliament
passed special law foFbidding these
cries, on the ground that they pro
duced disorder, allowing but one bat
tie CRY, est. George and the King"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05
ar..ders for Next Year.

This Is the season OF the year "
buy your breaders for next as no"
the large breeders are selling AZ pa
gain prices in order to have the roons
headed for the growing stock.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-05

Strength Of Man and Horse.
Tho strength Of I'VE men 10 eQu,vsr
Int 10 that Of one horse.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
0leiiSae!

pppbdn buomauttaa faifiue Mile
fanIoIoifne, iotfa aifomot matfus'
tao Suomeen emf Soufotuun % p.
Gmnaro 9inian nMauretaria" Iai'
maua, eli min fuiIutuaa rYleinen
Sumimatto Suomeen" ettd fdpifitte
tiIaamasia bptin itieIIenne oioisia,
ioten moibaan i~driestdd malta fen
mufaan.
Sptin tiIoufiesia ia piIietin osta'
miTesIa iefd muisia nathan fuulu'
pisie dfioisfa ipoitte fddntpd aue'
firioittaneen puoIeen iuuuiiesti taiffo
firieen fautta.
Wm. W6ti.
9liamies faifiae Iinioiue.
Sronmoob, Ditch.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
New York Mills, MINI

GteIdn Sabti nuoriIoIeuroua
on iuanpietto omaua buoneustol
laan emf iunnuntaina tdmdn FUN
"a p. Sbielma bausfa ia maibtele.
ma. Ndptelddn fappale .Musta'
iuffaiIuufia". painiioina e1iintpwdt
faniaIaiiemme s. Salte ia Sbomas
Soction.
Walo r.-iemran buoneustoGa
ndpteuddn emf Iunnuntaina ndptbs
fappale: n&unintaan Suomio". &u
paa &ustaa III:nnen oifoia Suo'
mesio. SilaiIuubesIa eIitetddn mpDs
%Ioittoa ia laulua.
Cnnistnnnt inanmietto oil
@aIo ieurala mime iunnuntai ilta
ma teuron omaha buoneuetoua. Oh
ieIma, runoineen. louluineen ia mui.
ne ormoftuine eIitpfIineen pitt ldsnd
oliiat fofo oian bptpin tarffaamina.
GIitptIet olimat pddaIiasia fobbiste
tut irnostomaan leuraan liittppid,
uuIia idienid .oiimieleId raittiustais
teluun. Grifoista mainitIemista an
lattice Ulatti SoIon pube. iosia ban
painosti raittiustp6n tdrfesttd 70
beisia. l1uIia idienid otettiin tilai.
iuubesIa leuraan 10, miltei faifti
nuoria.
- SnomautnS Grpin tonnibipin
ddnestdiiae: Gnii tonnibipin mao'
Iisia tuIee foetutieIe, iosfo Iuoma.
lainen tai ruotIalainen iuperniioritIi
pprfiid tulee iaamaan iuurimman
fannatufien. Nnt oliIt tanialaiIiaa
Grpin topnibipisIa, tilaiiuus anuss
taa fanialaistaan mirfaan ia IomoI'
la eoistdd fonioaiiuuttaan. &aniol.
Nicbolas NtottIon aitoo fanIalais
tenIa iuoIioaiiela apustufIena ppr
tid tonnibipin Iupermiforin pirfoon
emf naaliSIa 2uten tunnettu, on
bdn ouut iaman tonnIbipin tiriurt
no 10 fafIi muotta ia on iaanut fun
loiep mufadn palion l~uottamusia
faniaIaiIiltaan, iotfa opat iuureIIa
ddnenenemmistDud fpalinneet bdnet
tiriurin nirtaan 10 fabtena eri puon'
no. Hoipoiiimme ettd fanioIoiiet
amustaiTipat bdntd taosfin pbtd
iuureIa enemmistDad ia ie tulee ia.
pabtumaanfin, JOS olette pfIimieltiid
tpaIitesianne nirfailiioita emf maas
lieia. On ouut 10 monena nuonna
fpIpmpfIesid tdmd: rWeibdn pitdiii
Iaaba tdpfiuomoIainen m%irfatunta
Gruin iopnibtpiin." Nnt on teiud
d%dnifelpoiiet tilaiiuus iiiben, jos rii.
putte fiinni Iiitd ia ddnestdtte fanias
IaiIia ainoaStaan mirfoibin.
2iriurin fofeIaitafin ilmaantuu
epdiiem6ttd IuomoloiIia. Slemme
fuuueet, ettd 9iaImor 9iu prittdd
runnata firjurin nirfaan, ia ban on
mpDsfin faniaIainen, ia reheIinen
fpuifIi toimimaan FIND tebtdtpdsId.
Muistafaapa Iiis fanIaIaiIet pitdd
puoIianne tt. % pdiipdn iltano nj
mitpsmaaleisia, ia iamoin moaIipdi.
mdnd. Run cite anna mpDten, min
onnistutte aiteisfanne. Meibdn tebs
tdipdmme foniaIaiiina on maImoa
faniaIoistemme etuia, iiaoin mall
nomme omia etuiamme Iamaua.
- 9apaturmaiieStt tmpIlut. Ruot.
IaIainen Wiqiam MnberIon putoIi
miim,e maanantaina beindfuorman
pddIid, ouen iuotpufisia. !9dn eat.
faifi find Ielfdnid ia fuoIi iaamas.
Al
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
DR.. A. III. Thomas.
Silma-, korva-, nena-, kurkkulaak.
Silmalasien sovittaja.
KONTTORI:
Bank of Ironwoodin ylakerrassa.
: Snnalanpaltpelnffia Sronwoo'

bisIa ia nmpdriStDnd:
% p. Nortb Oorfisio mr. &pi'
fen luona Flo 10 ap. ia asblanbisIa
q. WfiffoIen Iuona Flo 8 ip.
% p. Dasbburnin formifontrino
mr. WteriIdn luona Flo ] ATTAIN ip.
ia Mb. Raistafan luona Italia.
"a p. Watti SaIpitien Iuona iltap.
Flo 2.
&. ". Narmi.
= @aittits- Ystdtpdim gbbistbf-
fen firiurin oioite on: DIR. s. s.
SacfIon Boz III Sron Belt, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
&altpaafiem iai rpiime !auantai

~ - s1tS "
pdnd onut tpDsId ia Iitten ieuraa
mona aamuna nouStesIdon pl5s
muoteeltoan, aifomufIeIa ldbted tpDs
b5u, olitin foatunut fasnoiaeen lot
tale, iaoben balwautien waiemmal
lie puoleqe ruumistaan. DIR 2appi
on iotu aifa fifteen i%aanut faiwan'
nosIa foman tdrdbbpfien oimoibin
ia pddbdn ~pubonneesta pmun pala'
fiesta ia liitd ldbtien on bdn aina
tuon tuoStafin %iaanut fdrfid btrtpeds
I'd pddn idrfpd. Nptfin on pddsid
foma fipu. Spmin Iuultapaa or et'
I'd balmaus on iobtunut airpoista.
Suruainen tapaus perbeeae, pai'
MOLE, 3 lapIeue ia mr. Sapin idf'
Fiddle dibiue. W}r 2appi meni naimi.
Iiin miime ipfipnd toiIen ferran e.
rdGn nuoren lesfen fansia Sron'
moobiSta. 2appi on tunnettu Sron
9eltisId 10 monta muotta iiipona,
rebeuiiend ia funnon fanialaiIe
no.
paiftafunnaqa nalitiee ippd o.
Ianotto mr. 2apin la bdnen perbeen
I'd foman fobtalon lubteen, ia Iiihen
taboo mpos pbtpa tamdn uutiIen
firioittaia.
- SartamsbetfiG tulen idsId fuus'
ia pitdmddn 9urlepn pobioisfontril'
la iunnuntaina "a p. Wteaopiuen
fouluaa Flo 10 ap. ia perdtontrin
fouluua Flo 2 ip, ia lasten ppbd@
foulua puoli 4 ip.
| q. Saarala.
= Nbbdu Vatricfiu pai~aa piet.
tindt irlantilaiIet taaS miime lauan'
taina Sronwoobisiafin. gtdpttdpd'
Mmerifas1a muffin faniaaiIuubei
iublipan irlantiIaisten fansia, EOS
fapa uIeimmiaa oil miberiaiiet nou
bat rinnasiaon tabi ioiatin muuta
tpiberidistd paatetutIesiaan. Wuui
fanialiI uubet tabtonetpat ndin oioittao
mpDtdtuntpiiuuttaan irlantilaisten
mapaustaistelun iobbosta.
= Wmuttaneet paiffafnnnalta.
GntiIen @ Gfquistin tddtdliIiitfeeu
tp6miebet opat muuttaneet: Derne'
ri Walli rddtdlintp6b6n NsbIanoiin,
Wis.; &aarIo Stianen Warquetteen
Micb; Hicbarb Mdfeld on muutta'
nut maimonia fotiin WdinDDn, Wis.
- Ssfari Mdfeld on rpbtpnpt tpD.
bDn tddGd @lftanin rddtdIiliiffees'
IA. -
NpfpiIeSid SIP BefoIan maate'
tusliiffeesid iobtaa rddtdlintDitd Iiit
Teen entinen tpDmies Subwis SDr
md.
- 8mumaa fabtpia ia faifenIaiIio
fuumia iuomia on alma iaatapa.
no
Dictor Sobnionin
mafeistaupaS5a
SronnoobisIa,
s. aurora fatu 219.
Wiimeinen ppnnistnS. 81 ole
fpield fuuluaut, miten SronDoobin
rtpanbot piiat" onot onnistuneet II.
latiunIa eautta mime lauantai ilta'
no Walo ieuran b~uoneustoaa iaas
nam miebentefeIeitd itieueen. Gibdn
onnistu mista muuten foninfaan
tartpinne epdiad, fostapa iqatIun
puubaoiat fuulemma opat oleetfin
nuoria tptiDid, maiffa be muta nam
boina piifoina futiuimat nuoria mie'
bid ilatluun farfeloimaan fans Ians
ia. Snnea naan tulepiue taipaliIe
toifpottaa fubebttmoton
2uuIoSteliia.
- 8eidiublafomitean fofoufIesIa
Sronmoobisia piinte iunnuntaina
faiffiin mabbouiIiin aIfu.
toimiin, futen iubIapaifan pppntiin,
iubIapmbuian tieousteluibin, mp6s'
Fin malittiin m%iiIibenfinen fomitea
loulu' ia ioittofappalten idriestdmi'
feen, ietd miiiibenfinen fomitea jar.
iestdmddn ubreilua f~eidiublaan. Seu'
raama fotous on noin 4-5 niifon
pddStd, iobon faiftien fomitean id
on wdIitdmdttd Iaamuttona.
&omiteaa tuuaan liIddmddn it'd mus
Foo fliu tnDtG iImenee. in fompiu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
gSaloa tanialle. Matti aiftaIar

INS0S So ~]Cs~NN~
foniaue. Gen fiiaan ettd liiffeesId
ennen paloi naan fafIi lamppua,
palaa fieud MT fiidad ieitiemdn ia
omen ulfopuolela fabbefiaS. oifein
fomea idbt5lamppu, maIaisten $50
tpnttildn moimoEa. rlufi nalaistus
tefee fomean paitututien, ia liite'
buoneen e~tuoiaSia %wdriqifien iuoiuS'
timien fIdud palamat 5 idbfolamp.
pua te%rnebtiiudt bausfasti ia tobit'
faosti fiiddntuIiioito. paIion muitas
Elm uubistuffia aitoo @ SobnIon
liiffeesiddn tebbd entistd enemm6n
tppbpttddfieen liifepstdmiddn go.
phi iead MT fdpbd tan5alaisten
fansia pafinoimasia fabnip6Dbdn
pmpdriud, ia norman finne MT
eniifertalainenfin oioa uuben, tauas
%loiStaman malaiStufien iobooaa
- 6mpllnt. &aarIo TiffaIen lapIi
tuoli miime Iunnuntaina Oan Bus
tirfisIa 3 tf. ID p6ipGn ifdiIend.
Saubattiiu piime fesfimiiffona. -
2apIen Id Iairostaa bnpin beiffo
no feubfotautia.
= Wnntfauat Srpmtupobiin .aons
Ialailemme 0ictor Npman Winneas
poIista, Wtinn. iaapui maimoineen
Sronipoooiin. 9dn aifoo %oiettua a.
Iumaan tdnne. Immotiltaan ban on
puuieppd, ia tuIee mabboaiiesii Ia
beiiesid tulepaiiuubesia perusta'
maan puuIepdn Fifteen. Win6sfin
ottaa ban mastaan ratennustDitd.
8anfalaiIet, tebtddpd t%uttatpuutta!
- ltuii tmaaberra. 8uten toiiesio
paieasI IA olemasta i~lmoitufiesta nd'
tpp, on mr. Watti SiffaIa rpbtpnpt
mppmddn malta. Onnea tpoan
uuoesIa toimes5a.
= MaisS &ilma Yelanber, 9efo'
la &c Gfquistin entinen f~irianpitdid,
iofa miime ippsfuusia multi Wafe'
IieIoiin, rpbtpp emf la~uantaina enti
ieen toimeenia s. q. 9efoIan naa'
tetusliiffeesid.
- Verbeielffauffia. RuotiaIoiier
farmarin, 2robnin perbe Sronnoot
t%opnIbipisia ndpttdd oIefpan boioo'
masia. Wties on niettdnpt faitir
puolin iopimotonta eldmdd, ia liter
ioiitunut riitaan n%aimonla ia lasten
iafin fanSfo. Wiimeinen perbefob
taus tapobtui mime Iauantaino, iol
loin mics leitin lopufIi aioi ubfouf
Iiuaan unimonfa ulos. Waimo or
muofronnut buoneen tddqd Sron
moobie ia ~luroora fabun norreIa
la aifonee o~iettua manbinten laSten
ia fansIa tdnne. OloIemmat opio,
puoIifot omat noin so nuoben ifdi
I'D.
- Vieni NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To-
pabtui niime Iunnuntaina iuomaI,
baaliua MontrealisTa, Wis.t 9oa'
lille oil tuIut toisfieliStdtin nuori'
Ioa, nuoria miebid ndbtdmdsti, ia
iostatin Ippstd Ipntpi beiodn ia iuo.
molaisten mdliqd finosteluo, febit'
tpen lopulta tappelufTi. Sanfareista
ioutuipot toilet putfaan, toilet iai'
raalaan Tibottamiffi. Sorfemmin
emme ole fuulleet aIiasta.
linSesia Sefaf5brisia tuuIur
oIerpan idienid 10 Iifemmds pari'
fpmmentd. Se fofoontun toiStaiIefi
iofa tiistai. ia torstai iltoinn Walo
Ieuran buoneustoua. WuIiifftin In
nostusta ndpttdd oleman uniaasti
paiffafunnaaamme; tdptpnee lufea
innotfaon jobtaiamme 6. 9inin an'
iiofTi.
= 8aniaIaifiaeni pppbdn buo'
mauttaa, ettd olen ottanut aiiamieSs
toimen DULUTH &c Sron Ran9e @.
81. Go:n maafompponiasi a. Waat
iiaitiemat MinneIotan n~aItiosia
fuuIuiI asia Heb Riper l~aafiosia.
Wotti SittaIa.
- Wbbtdtpdmd. Wdbdn fdptettp,
bptpasId funnosfa oIetpa pieni feit'
to.uuni mpptdmand baInola.
QnSnf11 I1hemmin tumGn lehben