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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12
HAMPSTEAD.

DIR. Morris Wooden and daughters
Marjorie and Josephine, Of Washing
ton, Id. o., were recent visitors TO MIR
C. c. Wooden and family.
Miss Ada Wooden visited her sister
at the State Sanatorium last week.
MT. w. 3. Wooden and children, OF
West Arlington, were weekend guests
OF Mr.. c. c. Wooden and family.
VIM. =. Brown, prominent farmer
of near Alesia, and director or the
First National Bank of Hampstead
fell in his barn on Tuesday morning
and fractured his left ankle joint.
Mrs. George r. Wagner, who lives
near Houcksville, while attending to
her cow on Tuesday morning, met
with a peculiar accident. The COW
was fastened with long pasture
chain, which in some way got wound
around the feet OF Mrs. Wagner,
throwing her to the ground, and
breaking her right shoulder blade.
Miss Mary Shaffer visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Shaffer, Sun
day.
Miss Rose Hunt, of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. q. Il. Hunt,
on North Main street.
Mrs. Bessie Stocksdale, who spent
some time with friends in Baltimore,
has returned home.
Mrs. Emma Lippy and Mrs. Guy
Miller have returned from visit to
friends i'm New Oxford, Pa.
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july Clearance Sale
Days When All Thoughts Of Profits And Costs Are Forgotten
WOMEN'S SKIRTS

HUALN y Ch1h1C
The greatest bargains we have ever
offered. $40 and ST. Wolfe Skirts
S6.9S.
For this sale, choice OF any Black
$12 for only $6.9S.
SEPARATE GRAY SKIRTS
Half Price.
Made of all wool Panama, good
shade Of gray, nearly every size, val
ues that sell at $500. For any skirt
now $3.50.
ALL WOMEN'S AND CHIDREN'S
PARASOLS At COST.
a complete clearance Of every Par
asol in our stock.
EMBROIDERIES 1Oc.
UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUES
Cambria embroideries, up to y in.
wide, prettily worked, good scallop,
worth much more than we here ask.
&c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN SC.
One bale brown muslin, full yard
wide, short lengths, up to TO yards,
good heavy weight thread. Full
pieces of same grade sell for &c yd.
Until sold, these SO at SC.
HEMMED SHEETS 5Sc.
Size 81x9O sheets, good heavy
bleached muslin, deep hem, seamless,
worth use. Price for the Clearance
SIC.
Another lot or sheets with seam,
/ ei1 ri oh
this sale, 39c.
so INCH BROWN SHEETING 25c Yd.
During the sale we offer full 10I4
fine brown sheeting, as a good pur-
chase at 25c yard.
HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES
121ac
Five dozen Pillow Cases, good mus
lin and well made at a price not great
er than is usually asked for the in
ferior kind. The regular price l. 19c,
now reduced to 1212c.
UNBLEACHED COTTON CRASH SC
YARD
Worth one cent a yard more than
the price named. It will be higher
later on.
WHITE BED SPREADS Csc.
Just p in this lot to sell. Large
size, and heavy Marseilles Spreads,
good enough to sell for $1.25. We
bought these under price and what we
saved this time, comes to you.
WOMEN'S DUST COATS, $1.95
4 most sensible garment and every
woman should have one. Made OF. ma
tural color linene, cut roomy and full
length, close fitting collar and two
pockets. Other coats, $3.98-$5.OO.
Sc FINE BROWN MUSLIN SIC
Special lot Of fine thread brown
muslin, full yard wide, that has been
selling at s cents yard. We have more
on hand than we care to have at this
season, so we let these 20 for 61ac.
LINEN DAMASK, s1.95 GRADES AT
IS Cents.
One of the best bargains on this
sheet. Strictly all linen high grade
satin damask, ~ inches, beautiful
snowy designs that sold for $1.25 yd
1t is Clearance time, and we are re-
ducing the stock. Napkins to match
many of the linens.
81 FOULARD SILKS 400 Yd.
| Just few "left-overs," for no rea-
son other than too enthusiastic buy
ing; but how glad you will be when
you see them and can own them for
less than half price. Shower-proof
foulard silks, "a inches wide, wanted
patterns such as neat figures and
spots that sold regularly at $1.00 yd.
A complete clearance now at 49c.
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DISPOSAL OF ALL LAWNS
Il Lee Values now Sc.


There il only one Holly Batiste''
12hc a yard. During the Sale, we
are letting them 90 for &c. Buy them,
make them up and wear them several
months this season.
WHITE GOODS All Q CENTS VAL
UES Is AND 121zc.
Hundreds of yards Of fine sheer
white material i'm figures, checks and
stripes, adapted to children's and
wOmen's dresses and waists, excellent
values every one, for choice, 9c.
soc SWISS FLOUNCINGS SOC
Special lot q inch Swiss Flouncings.
fine and sheer, attractive eyelet de-
signs, 39c yard.
121kc PERCALES Sc Yard
Special lot OF best grade, yard wide
percales, light colors, that sell regular
ly at 12hc. 1t is clean up time now
and for this lot we say &c.
121z AND 15e DRESS GINGHAM DC
1000 yards of Dress Bingham, the
grade selling always at 12hc In full
pieces. This lot il short lengths, run
ming up to 10 yards, some 80 inches
wide. Every yard il perfect, and al
most unlimited choice Of patterns
Mothers, buy now for the school
dresses.
WOMEN'S WAISTS 49c.
q thorough cleanup Of all waists
selling UP to 75c, broken lots, some
slightly soiled, all 20 now at Ace
WAISTS ATT CSC.
Real beauties, many of them former
$1.25 and $3.50 values, a great variety
OF styles. Early choosers will get
these for CSC.
RAIN COATS FOR $500.
Many times you have intended to
buy a waterproof coat. The ones we
offer at $500 are good-looking and
will give good service. Don't delay
longer.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES &c.
Special lot of Children's Dresses,
made Of check Bingham and percale,
neatly trimmed, ages 2 to years.
Now 25c.
$3.50 WASH SUITS $3.9S.
We believe in sacrificing all the
profit and part of the cost, rather than
carry them into the next season.
Suits made of crash linen and Ratine,
every one new and stylish, all 60 now
at $3.98.
MATTINGS
25c China Mating, Ice yard.
81 and 4Oc Japan Mating, 25c yd.
$500 CREX RUGS $2.9s
Size 6x9 Crex Summer Rugs, sever
al colors, all 20 now at $2.98.
VERY SPECIAL-VELvET RUGS S1
Lot of 27x54 Velvet Rugs, fresh new
patterns, marked to sell for $125.
Reduced for the Sale to $1.O0.
4Sc PRINTED JAP MATING RUGS
SO CENTS
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL
INGRAM AND Rag CARPETS
SELLING ABOVE 2sCENTS DUR
ING THIS SALE
$1.OO GRADE PRINTED LINOLEUM
19 CENIS
At this price it is cheaper than car
pet, oil cloth, or anything you can put
on the floor. We have several pieces
and the patterns are all attractive.
Full two yards wide and 79c yard
ROOM SIZE RUGS-UNDERPRICED
$500 Administer Rugs, 9x12 size,
$500
$500 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 size, $14.00.
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needed every day by nearly every
family. Wide Hair bow Ribbon, stiff,
all silk quality, exactly six inches
wide, no good color missing, regular
value, 80 cents. Cut for the Clear
ance 19c yd.
$1.OO BLACK VOILES SOC MID.
Choice Of a lot of fine wool voiles,
40 inches wide, regular $1.00 values.
Clearance Sale Price, sc.
DISPOSAL OF S1.25 WASH SKIRTS
FOR soc
Several dozen women's tub-skirts
made of white duck and some of natu-
raj shade linene; most remarkable
reduction on practical and season
able article. Plenty Of sizes for the
early buyers.
WOMEN,S VESTS Tie
Big special lot Of Summer Vests, the
regular 10c grade, only these have
slight imperfections that interfere but
little with the wear.
soc NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR FOR
MEN 39c
Mems Athletic cut Shirts, and Knee
Drawers, Of check nainsook, cool and
comfortable. $50.
YARDS AND YARDS TORCHON
LACES SC YARD
"a rousing good bargain i'm tOrchon
lace, in Unpopular medium widths for
under muslins. Their real value Is Sc.
For this sale, we say &c.
CLEANUP SALE OF MILLINERY
Any Trimmed Hat CSC.
Choice of any hat i'm our stock that
sold up to SIS, now for CSC.
EXTRA GOOD HUCK TOWELS 1Oc
so dozen towels will not last long,
once these good values are known In
the lot are brocaded buck, plain buck
and hemmed turkish, in sizes gener-
ally sold at 1914 and Is cents. Buy
freely of these at 1Oc.
UP TO $1.OO MEMS SHIRTS GO ATT
49c.
To the man in need Of a few good
shirts, this il his chance. Made of
Percale, Madras and Pongee, some
with soft attached collars, cut coat
IL, and at Acc.
soc BLEACHED DAMASK SOC
Five pieces heavy mercerized table
damask-64 inches wide, pretty floral
patterns, during the Clearance, CSC yd.
$1.25 BLACK SILKS 9Sc Nd.
Choice of special lot of elegant quail
ity black silks, all 36 inches wide,
glossy fast black; Taffeta, Messaline
and Peau-de-Soie are in the lot. Every
woman should own black dress and
1T it be a silk one when you can get
il for only csc.
Csc FANCY DRESS SILKS Ice Nd.
10 pieces of pure silk and cotton
mixture, in pretty neat self cuIored
figures, "a inches wide, regular value,
rs cents yard. Buy them at this Clear
ance for Ice.
soc SILK PONGEE AND VOILES 25c
Yard.
Our entire stock of silk stripe wolfe
and Pongee that sold at SOC yard, now
goes at a great sacrifice. OF course
you will not find here every shade, but
these will be snapped up quickly at
half their real value. "a and ~ inches
wide, 25c.
CSC SHEER WASH GOODS IL Lee
We have knitted the prices deeply
and it means savings great, for you.
Special lot Of sheer marquisette and
linnette in both plain and fancies, al
new goods this season, values at IL
and Csc, i'm the final cleanup for 1212c
yard.
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FOR the sale we offer Inlaid Limo
leum, 2 yards wide, perfect goods
worth 81, for $1.69 running measure
The color never wears out. Buy 1t
now.
100 PIECE DINNER SETS $500
FORMER VALUE $3.50, s14.OO,
$500
OTHER DINNER SETS, s7.95
$3.50 AND $500 CHAMBER SETS BY
Beautifully Decorated, 12 Pieces to Get
OTHER CHAMBER SETS S1.95, e2.9S
$3.50
$500 Ornamental Vases $3.50.
$500 Pottery Umbrella Stand $3.50
ONE THOUSAND PIECES JAPAN
ESE AND GERMAN CHINA Az
COST AND HALF PRICE.
The most sensational slaughter in
high grade imported China ever known
in Westminster. Buy Wedding pres
ents now-dll up your china closets.
Come, IL only to look.
"1847' ROGERS SILTERWARE
Low PRICES
$500 Set Of knives and forks s4.75.
$500 Dozen Tea Spoons $3.50.
$3.50 Dozen Table Spoons $3.50.
$1.OO ALARM CLOCKS sec
Lot OF regular $1.O0 Nickel Alarm
Clocks, good time keepers, 69c.
JELLY GLASSES Sc HALF-DOZEN
% Dozen Jelly Glasses, close fitting
tin covers, only 80 for 6.
TABLE TUMBLERS
Heavy Harvest Tumblers 85c dozen.
Clear Shell Tumblers, 4Sc dozen.
Cut Star Glass Tumblers, very fine,
$40 dozen.
WINDOW SCREENS
Hardwood framed screens, work
smoothly and are f1y-proof.
Small size 19c.
LITTLE PRICES ON GRANITE
WARE
40c Granite Dish Pans, LIZ qt. size,
Csc.
45c Preserving Kettles, u qt size,
29c.
15c Preserving Kettles, ct size, 10c.
4Oc Berlin Kettles, with tin covers,
Csc.
zoe Granite Pudding Pans, Zoe.
ALUMINIUM WARE
The most economical kitchen ware
to use. The sale OF this goods il in
creasing and the prices are much low
er. 1t does not chip, or rust and Is
thoroughly sanitary.
We carry big assortment. Mes
co., il the ware that wears best.
COASTER EXPRESS WAGONS
Are made Of the very best wood and
are put together 80 strong they are
practically indestructible. We have
them in seven sizes. Get one for the
boy. Prices, $1.75 to $500.
INTRODUCTORY SALE OF SEWING
MACHINES
We have added Sewing Machines to
our already long list OF Departments
The Domestic machine ranks with
the very best makes. During our
July Sale we are going to sell them
at 10 per cent. below our already low
prices. We want you to call and ex-
anime them.
This il what the reduction means.
$18.75 Machine for $16.S8.
$3.50 Machine for $20.25.
28.75 Machine for $25-SS.
$29.75 Machine for $26.75.
$3.50 Machine for $29.25.
$3.50 Machine for $34.65.
All machines have complete set OF
attachments.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12

George II. Higbie, Manton, Mich,
used Foley Kidney Pills for kidney
and bladder trouble He says Il
find for my case no other medicine
equals Foley Kidney Pills for benef1-
cial effect" They are safe and re
liable medicine for kidney trouble and
Contain no harmful
drugs.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12

THE Champion Binders, Mowers, and
A. Rakes sold by p. It. Bennett, of
Sykesville, are the light draft and most
durable on the market.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12

It'd II. Bennett, Oh Sykesville, sells
n the best medium priced Buggy On
the market for the money.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12
MELROSE.

The Fourth Of July was sane and
quiet here. Flags and bunting were
displayed.
Don't forget the debate on RE
solved that the Indian has, done more
for our country than the negro" on
Saturday evening, July 18th.
Your correspondent visited Mr..
Gregory's ice plant in Manchester
and found it sanitary in every re
spect MIR. Gregory and assistants
certainly understand the business.
They have an equipment to make a
gallon Of ice cream every minute and
plant that makes ton Of ice in -
hours.
a man near Blooming Grove, SO
years of age, j. in robust health, and
has no gray hairs. He always work
ed hard and no doubt was raised on
corn bread and "speck."
Your correspondent was shown a
cent that was coined in 1863 bearing
the inscription on one side Millions
for Protection" and on the other sile
mot one cent for Widows"
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If Opportunity doesn't knock, our
friends will.
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Our Job Printing plant H. complete.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12
NOODBINE.

Many farmers are threshing their
wheat which Is an excellent crop,
yielding from p to 81 bushels per
acre.
Mr. Harry :. Owings, cashier of
the Woodbine Bank, who is taking
his vacation has gone On an extensive
| pleasure trip.
| Having found the task 50 arduous,
after a score or more years of sue
cessful store keeping Mr.. Beverley B.
Bennett, of the firm of Bennett e.
Kuhn, has withdrawn, leaving the
large and increased business to be
conducted by Howard s. Kuhn. Mr..
Bennett IL man Of sterling qualities
and by his mild thought and positive
manner has endeared himself to all
who know him. Tie will be greatly
missed from Woodbine.
| The Misses Gorsuch, of Baltimore,
are Visiting their aunt, Mrs. T.. Fl.
Gosnell.
| Mrs. Mayme Harrison, Washington,
ID. o., IL visiting relatives around
Woodbine.
Mrs. Goldenhurst and nephew,
Robert Lowery, are visiting at Geo.
Chaney's.
Miss Annie Grimm visited Miss
Jessie Pickett.
| All OF the autoists In these parts
we're out Sunday afternoon getting
the breeze. "a good way to keep cool.
But they get the dust too.
Mr.. Frank Gartrell and family can
DO seen now most any time sitting
on the porch Of thell cozy new home
in Day extended
| Mr.. John Lewis is progressing
nicely with his handsome bungalow
in Day.
Morgan Chapel Sunday school will
hold picnic in TT. f. Leatherwood' =
grove on July q, beginning at l p.
m. Tit will continue into evening.
Day band will furnish music.
J. Basil CLANCY visited Landsdowne
recently.
Mrs Howard, OF Baltimore, Is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Delashmutt, Of
Day. y. 49, !.
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IL FOULARD SILKS 400 Yd.

Just a few "left-overs," for no rea-
son other than too enthusiastic buy
ing; but how glad you will be when
you see them and can own them for
less than half price. Shower-proof
foulard silks, "a inches wide, wanted
patterns such as neat figures and
spots that sold regularly at $1.00 yd
A complete clearance now at 49c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12
RIRRONS-14e

Needed every day BY nearly every
family Wide Hair bow Ribbon, stiff,
all silk quality, exactly six inches
wide, no good color missing, regular
value, 80 cents. Cut for the Clear
ance 19c yd.
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LINEN DAMASK, S1.25 GRADES AT
az Cents.

One of the best bargains on this
sheet. Strictly all linen high grade
satin damask, ~ inches, beautiful
snowy designs that sold for $1.25 yd
1t is Clearance time, and we are re-
ducing the stock Napkins to match
MANY of the linens.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-12
81 GRADE INLAID LINOLETTM s1.eo

For the sale we offer Inlaid Limo
leum, 2 yards wide, perfect goods,
worth 81, for $1.69 running measure,
The color never wears out. Buy 1t
now.
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WOMEN'S DUST COATS, s1.95

4 most sensible garment and every
woman should have one. Made Of ma
tural color linene, cut roomy and full
length, close fitting collar and two
pockets. Other coats, $398-$5.00.
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Sc FINE BROWN MUSLIN SIC

Special lot Of fine thread brown
muslin, full yard wide, that has been
selling at cents yard. We have more
on hand than we care to have at this
season, so we let these 20 for SIC.
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$1.OO BLACK VOILES SOC MD.
Choice of lot of fine wool voiles
40 inches wide, regular $100 values
Clearance Sale Price, 59c.
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Remember the name-Doan's sand
take no other.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-08

From shirtsleeves to broad
cloth and back to overalls is the
story of Ed. Corrigan, stormy
petel of the American turf, who
did more to kill horse-racing than
any man in this country.
The one time Master of Haw-
thorne," who bred, owned and.
raced hundreds of thoroughbreds
owned an immense breeding es-
Enlistment and four race tracks
and raced the green jacket and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-08

white sash" in this country and
England, now carries his dinner
in pail and. works in a stone
crushing plant, in Kansas City.
He is a bankrupt with unsecured
abilities of $101,936.
In the Is years he raced horses,
-Corrigan won about 100000 in
purses and stakes. He lived on
the best in the land and never
questioned the price. He was an
arrogant, self-willed despot, a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29
airie WendidltG.

S%ernebodn teitd pstdmdt iield o.
merifaeid, auttaian toimittoiaa ia
taiftia Muttoian lufiioita.
Gaulomme erddsId nirres5d: 8un
nuoruuben oifu on ruu5uinen ia RTE.
muinen on iofd puoli. n. e. 2dtd
aioieqesIa tuIee mieIeeni fpipmps:
onto faifiHa nuoruuben alta run,
i%uinen? 81, poIion on nuoria ieuai.
fla, ioiqa on tddud maailmosIa mo
nenIoifia iIoia ia bupeia. 9e eIdmdt
iloiIesti ia nauttinat niitd muailmol
liiio hupitutIia. Wutta eimdt oIIen.
faon muista minfdloinen OH tuIes
maiIuus beibdn ebesIddn. Siuoin
loppuwat faiffi ne ilot, ioita be
wiettdndt tddad, iImon SeeIusta ia
ottamotia Iitd r~uuiufIeen, iofa on
@olaotoua ipntimme I%oipittanut ia
motianut.
Mutto Ic nuoruuoen oita on rLi.
%ininen, ionta iona OH Seeius, ia
ionfo mieli OH tdptettp toiipao IiIelIa
lola. 81 l%utiioni Zen lienettin, onto
linut f%ounistettu toinaauiiua rum.
IniQo? onto S%eeIuS pddoIpt fnuniss
tomoon finun totih? 81 ie cliff ibos
noo! Siaoin toipoouinen %onnentun.
ne tdpttdlfi Iinun ipoameIi, ia TiIoin
lind iloilIet ouhuoeStoIii, etid find
Fin olet Seeiutien meren binta.
Nuoret pStdwdni! ISplidttddmme
mailman lilo ia r'emu, ne oipot fos
tooiuoifio, Min fuiu pirrentctiid on
oiroinoon %meiidnnnt: Wtooilmo Fer
rom Duttuu fomeutenid FAIRS. n, e.
Siuoin Ell ole meiQG turpoo idman
mooilmon noutinnoisIa, tunon Su
molu Observation-Disclosures mot,
Idn iDittepme i6lteen Nluito uefo,
taomme moon faitti ipniimme an
ieetf Setiutien fuoIemoein, Min III
loin IN oiiumme bptuin Waitto
mooiln,a pilttoo ia ipibaa meiid,
niii ie ei Gle nellie baitatIi. moon
fiiid on frnmnu tirttobin, moipoio
Ieurao puittu ibontn.
81 ounce! Ola S~ecidiIen oma tadI
Id mooiImo0ia ia toimoocIi idti.
Woitto id6lId uiein tmiuu: MT on
6srra b~gIiSnnpt miuut. ia niintuin
Ct tutaau fwulii bStdbumtouni, ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29

lauiun teiae apostoIin lanai: 20 find
perfeleen polio, tdpfi faitfea wilppid
ia petosta ia faifen manbursfamben
tpibamies, ct find laffaa mddntele.
mdstd 9erran pifeita teitd. Zip. &.
ID: TO-"
8uuIe find Seiufien pistuinen lau'
ma, weli ia iiiar 9errasfa! WaaiI'
maSia on meiud tuSfa ia maipa,
mutto SumaIan fiitos. eipd meibdn
tarmitIe mitddn iurra eifd murebtia.
Dian tdbdn muutamia raamatun'
p~aiftoia, iotfa fplliffi tobistamat et'
I'd FAMINE ola 9erran buostasia
parbatmmasia Iuoiasfa. 1 piet. 5:
z; pi. 55: %; Watt. 6: 25; 1 2or.
9: 9; phil 4: 6; pi. 81: 3; 1 Eim.
6: 8; 9ebr. 13: 5; 2 Dtooi. %: 8;
5 MooI. 16: 10.
Sptpdsti taos! @utuaana on By
nd obottaa poispddipn pdimdd.
81. Wdfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29

tdboen on ban bo'uttu". GifD iits
ole fiitofI len Ia pIistpfien ipptd, FUN
Sumalo on meta Min r%ofastonrt,
ettei i~ddstdnyt oinotoista poifaan
ia. paon ontoi uloS meiodn tGb
femme. Niin, eifD meiad ole fplin
Ipptd fersfato oIemomme antuaita
Wopabtoiamme SeIutien teon perus'
teeua, iofa OIL min mahfpa ettd bel
petin portittaa eimdt moi fitd fu'
fistau. 2pld on, pstawdni, bpmd
eldd ia fuoua, fun SeIus OH linnana
ia m%apabtolana Ia autnooffitefiia'
nd.
.Serron mimi on nabfpa lima.
Wanbursfas iuofiee finne ia iulee
ruorieuufIi. SeIutien Minnesota ia noe
reeid meiad on faitfien Ipntiemme
anteefFantomus, ia misid ipatien
anieetFantomus on, Tieud on mpDs
eIdma ia outuus.
9pud Re min or, etid me Matamin
lopIina torrpitIemme ormoliIen gu
molln, fila me teemme 'pntid ioto
pdipd moneud topoin, emmefd
muuta aniailie fuin onfaiftilen fa'
ootutIen, muita Sumoia Ell rotfnu'
oesIoan poitania tahben lue nellie
ipniejdmme fonteefli.
Wlutta mibiutds bpmdt tp0ii Joni
tai? Ianoo itielponburstoS idrfi, fun
Iunotoan ettd me oIemme ormosto
tuleet autuoait'i ueton toutto, H.
q mcio6n t0ildmme. - Siind on
no, etid me tarithn ormon mastaan
otumme. Npt oil tpipmps outuootii
mIemiIesto, eitd toistd. purpoIi ia.
400 mon9iuportioue: nsto Serroon
NfutIcen 9~ristutieen, nj n find ia r.
nun buoneeii outuo,tii iuIette. rSos
Ie oliIi tDisid, Min Ell ie ormo olifi.
foam" Wlutta fiiioS SumaIoue etta
ie OH ormoeto.
min min6tiu furio ipntinen ioon
buubabtao etid olcn outuos CANA
lun lopIi ia toi,poon periainen. =
gbop Findfin petdrpdni l6bdn ia
maon peiiumn, tpoeioin oman IiboIi
ia perfeIeen iobtoo.
9laitd piirii Sumolan rotostamo
wcIienne.
5ceob eiaIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29
Nislafe, Minn.
SelmituuHn.

0VlHtthhtiuu.
.NrmoSta ME oIemme autuoifIi
iulieei, SumoIau Iobia ie on ormos
Ia, Min eli ie tDiStd ole"
,6dnen l%oupeutenio fomito 3dn
meib6t ontuoitii teti," Min liiS me
iotfu usfomme, olemme ormo@to
auiuoiin, eit1 omon poronrutIemme
foutta. rS6nen baopairi il fouiio o
lemme me paroiut", minimum S,fai
as on iiitd iuloiieSii l%auiunut: rHan
aoiStus oil S1ncn %pddudnfd, ciid
mei1d rauba diff. il Sdnen haa
,poiuio foutt1 olemme me paratut "
Run me olemme tertpeitIi ia oum
oitIi icbtpiG, min me tooelld fitG o
lemme. S1m6 outuue Ct ole topaz
tunut oinoastoan nellie, pnon foit
feip furiimmontin ipnnin loooin
poeIiamnn ebestd on SeIuS ,uerer.
Ia iuiioo attnnut. Seius on loiptnto
meibdn ipntiemme eoestd, eitd al
noostaon meiodn, maau mp6S tai
Zen maoilm an eoestd.
Woito Iiis ipnnit meta paiuaa tai
faboiioo. 81! ,Gotiiesti San fantoi
meiodn Ioirautemme ia meiodn H.
pumme San idIpii pddaen'd. Sdn
o. baomoitettu me od poboin te
oimn G idbben ia me bdn ipnieimme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29

itlmdn tdpttdd tppnel, Ell enda tot
noafaom tunnu oleman. Wuita IT.,
tenfin 6dn on ldsnd, ia %ianoo: Ole
bppdsId %turnasIa. nina poitin
maailman@.
81 rafas Seius, mebd meta faifs
Ella main finun Iuofiefi, fiud iinuni
tnrnisIofi on bppd OLA. Sue meta
ftnun raubauaii, ia fanna meta idI,
Teen aian mainan ilobon taimaan.
9eitfo fIarenne.
Wtaria pauffunen.