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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-08-01
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

We are authorized to announce the
following as candidates for nomina-
tion to office, in Pemiscot county, Mo-,
subject to the action of the primary
election, Aug. 6, 1912.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-08-01

1t is hoped that the city will
not back down on the dog tax.
Strict enforcement of "A law is
necessary for its respect. All
people pay due regards to ii law
that is strictly inforced.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-08-01

"rhe FACTIONAL fight within the
democratic party goes merily on.
At IL special term OF the county court
last Saturday, County Judge Green
instructed County Clerk Tinsley to
enter of record an order demanding
that County Prosecutor GoSsom re-
turn to the county treasurer certain
funds paid him which it is alleged he
was not entitled to under the statutes.
Associate Judges Wilks and Foust re-
fused To sign the order. Col.
Lacey, editor of the Twice-a- Week
Democrat, published the
resolution \. Mr.. Averll, of
the Argus, seemingly over
looked this important bit of news.
The Hayti Herald also failed to pub
lish the order.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-08-01

And even Old Cankcroo has
made friends with the Herald,
passing through the portals of
our own gate to our own domicile
in his quest for votes. Verify,
the paths of the politicians lead
in wonderous ways.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-08-01

How many republicans and
socialists are trying to sneak in
to Office on the democratic ticket
at the primary next Tuesday?
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1912-08-01

The auditing question is now
entirely ont of politics, and will
be done by the democrats before
they go ont of office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Social and
Personal

Mlsses Williams for tea to be given
pm tuesday afternoon. January 80.
from 70 Z o'clock. The Misses WILL
Eager.
Pretty German.
Inc second dance given by the Bach
elors' Coullion Club was danced last
night In the ballroom OF the Masonic
Iehipie. II was very pretty dance
colonel 10 Lane Stern led the german
ana bufe: supper was served at IL
O'Clock The dihing-room tables we're
set with candles shaded In red and
silver and big vases OF Anne rlcan
beauty roaes. Punch was served in
the foyer. and tho ballroom was deco
rated In palms.
Among those dancing were Miss
hathariho Sinton. with Frederick VAL
en1lne: Miss Emma CONQUEST. with
travis Epes; Miss Elsie Parrish, with
sparron Waddill: Miss Archer Joynes,
with Cntesby Jones: Miss Julia Joynes,
with Charles G. Harris: Miss Elizabe tn
Cooke. with Dabney Lancaster; Miss
Chloe Cooke. OF Baltimore. with James
"hcat; Miss Elizabeth Barton, OF KAN
sas CITY. 40. with Ben Smith; Miss
Mary Johnson. with John Cary; Mss
Pattie Cary. with Percy Montague;
hliss Nancy King Peck. OF LynchburR,
win Fitzhugh White; Miss Garlic Mi
nor. with Mr.. Freeman; Miss waraeld
CrenHhaw. with ]. F. Stubba: Misc Con-
way Fleming, with Royal Turpin; Miss
fann!e Miller. with Harry Frazier, Jr:
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. with A q. Out
gon Jr.; Miss Doris Jones. with James
Ban; Miss DELHI Davenport, with
george Fitzgerald; Miss Mary Saun-
GERS. with Frapcis Johnson: Miss Lul c
Johnston, with Morris Armistead: Miss
Emma Gray White. with Stuart Leake;
MISS Kitty Lancaster. with William
dTaham: Miss Charlotte Jones' with
Irevt!!ihn Turner; Miss Gertrude Car
Ter, with Walter Lcake: Miss RosaIie
Valentine. with Peyton Fleming: Miss
mary CrumP. with A L Johnston. Jr.:
Miss Elizabeth Brown, OF Bedford, with
Robert Jenress: Miss Mary Chalmers.
With John 81. Miller: Miss Virginia
Crice. with Cecil Stevens; Miss Nell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
PEARL BABES
PRECIOUS ADVICE
Sebrell Lady Tells of Her Own Ex-
perience, and Gives Some
Good Advice to All
Women.

Sebreil, Va.-Mrs. Pearl L. Babb, Of
this place, says: "ATy health was very
bad for two years because OF womanly
troubles. AT times suffered with dread
full pains In my side and had awful dizzy
spells. When | had these could not
even sit up.
My mother called in three different
doctors for me but none OF them did me
much good. | tried Cardui, the woman S
tonic, and now my health is greatly i'm
proved. | can do my work as always
did before was sick, and nepcy mind IL.
Cardui is the best remedy for all OF
womans ills know what it will do,
for have tried it, and | always expect to
keep it in my house.
always advise ladies who suffer with
womanly troubles like | did to take Car.
dui and get we'll
Cardui is successful because it is COM
posed OF ingredients that gently strengthen
the womanly constitution and build up
health and strength i'll natural manner
For more than so years Cardui has
been used with entire satisfaction by
thousands OF sick and suffering women
Testimony from those who have actually
used Cardui surely indicates the value OF
this reliable woman's remedy.
Don't you think soo
\. B.-IVriss 10 Ladies Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn, for S pseial Instructions and Ga page
book, Home Treatment for Women
sent in plain wrapper on request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
News Of South Richmond

'-bu!lpen" o. the Third Police Station on
charge OF being drunk. He Will be given 4
hearing this morning.
The weekly docket OF tho Oak Grove court
will be heard this morning by Squire L. w.
tried Is that OF L, Casey and D. @. Donahue
who are charged with violation OF the
game iaws.
Church Services Tonight.
The regular Saturday services OF the
Primitive Baptist Church will be held to-
night ut o'clock at the residence of r. T.
Butcher. 90 BainSridge street. The Sunday
services wi!l be held at II A. ~. and S =.
c. Elders NJ l.. Compton and J. q Hern-
don are expected to preach at the services
The public IS cordially invited TO be pres
ent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

SbS Sra Mrs Mrs Fannie Hughes. Of Lynch
ana Mrs Russell f. Stieff. Professor
WICK. Miss. Annie Gray. Miss Blanoh
dc Lisle. of Detroit, Mich: Misses Jean
ppieiu. Annie Louise Reinhardt. Myrtle
nngari Annette Dabncy. Fred Hardy do
preston. Fred II. Twining, James kim
s oan' ,, Herbert knighton. Charles VII
Harper, James II. Pinner. VIII Cham
'4srs. Thomas Steel. John rutherford.
Ed~ard Crawford, j. Waverly Brown
and Louis Tw!n!ng.
by Misses NJ. Dabney. Annette Dabncy,
Garaidine and Grace Turner.
\. NJ. g. A. Service.
Tho Young women's Christian AS
ISOLATION will hold Its regular Vesper
service tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 at
ne Fern Leaf. at Fifth and Grace
told by VIZ. w. c. james about Christian
India. In songs which Will be sung
by Miss Elizabeth West Miss Louise
sutton, Stanley Harding and Woodbridge
Tuck.
Kitchen Shower.
The headers Clsss Of tho Y. w. C. A.
Gymnasium Will hold a kitchen show
or to-day at 4 p. NJ. All the gymnasium
TO bring piece of tin or some article
for tho furnishing OF the kitchen. The
Leaders have planned an Interesting
AT the close OF the program tho
morning class. known as The Morn
Ing G.ories, VIII play the Leaders
picked as follows:
Morning Glories-doals. Mrs. Frank
Duke uirsi half, Miss Pauline Pow
guards. Miss Caroline Preston. Miss
Emily Royal. Centre, Miss Katharine
Halves.
Leaders-eoels. Miss Isooel Fuller.
MI Miss Emma Norris; Guards, Miss
ley: Centre. Mics Catherine Cross.
The game promises to be interest
Ing. and Will start about 5:l5 p. 81
The gallery will be open to Visitors.
In and Out of Town.
been visiting relatives at "Careby
Hail." has gone TO Bryn Mawr to DIN
Miss Edith Hatcher. and going later
to New York for an indefinite stay.
Mrs Beverley Tucker will accom-
pany her son, the Rev. St George
Tucker. on his return to Japan, VIA
san Francisco.
.diss Katharine caches returned to
aome time in Baltimore.
Mrs. Hugh A White and little daugh-
ter Sarah. of Lexington, are IN tho
city for stay OF several weeks.
Miss Edna Durham will sing at both
services at the Centenary Methodigt
Church on Sunday.
Joseph johnson, who has oeon visit
ing friends and relatives here. left
Thursday for his home In Buckingham
coun y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
EHSAN TIL E.SPUR,.
.SSlF> The 2NzENT
w By ROY Il. MOULToN,

this world than woman on steplad-
der. but II there Is 1 amt never seen
'em.
No matter how much feller likes
flowers, he gen'ally has to die to get
'em.
The only time 1 know OF when It
pays to be bald -hended Is when q fell
Ter gets caught In an Indian massacre.
There ere some fellcrs who are go
ing to have q dull time in heaven with
no gas companies and no street rail-
way lines to kick about
happy married life is when a fell
Ter and his wife can get along with
ono ensy chair on tho porch. p. S.
There ain't mono such.
Mr.. and MIRO. Ash Perkins ere get
ting right into high society They
have had u bnthtub put In their house.
1t beats all why people will insist
upon going to musical recitals to be
miserable. when they can be miser-
able at home without half as much
worry or expense.
Some men are born foolish and 9TH
ers raise pompadours.
There may be some difference be-
tween exercise and hard work but 1t
never has been discovered.
1t is more blessed to give then to
receive. especially II 81 is a sour tip
on a boss race.
One of the mysteries OF this world
IS why statesman always has to
scowl when he mas his photograph
taken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Condcmn Fec sr.te,,,

, Harrisonburg, Va, January e6.-The
iboard OF Supervisors OF RockinEham
the fee system OF paying Salaries in
the county as unfair and extravaEant,
and petitions the State Legislature TO
eu0pt straight salary method instead
Puhlicans The board has on 1t three
Republicans and one Democrat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
worlds Cotton SUNNY.

Now Orleans, La, January a6.-Sec-
rotary Testers statement OF the
worlds visible supply OF cotton. issued
to-day, shows the total visible supply
Of cotton to he s.s5l.ess. against s.
year. or this the total OF American
cotton Is +.90S.0sS. against i.S70,478
last week and t.oS5.196 last year and
or al other kinds. including Egypt.
Brazil, India, etc, $4,000, again ST
$4,000 last week and Iii, 900 last
year. or the worlds visible supply of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Observation-Disclosures

Especial 20 The Times Dlspatch.l 4.
fredericksburg, Va. January 2s.-
HIehry w. wood and Miss Delortne O.
nam county. were married Thursday
at the home Of the bride. Rev. W. S.
JACKSON, of this city. performing the
Ceremony The couple left for a we'd
ding trip. and on their return will re-
side In Prince William county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Advice to Wives.

Advice to WIVES.
II he persists In eating dinner In his
shirt sleeves, one way To cure him is
to go to the table with your hair
down. This has been tried and has
never failed.
II he positively Will not get up first
in the morning to light the kitchen
Are. let him buy his breakfast down
town. This Is q sure winner.
II he will stay out until after mid
night, follow his example and forget
to say where you have been. others
who have tried this remedy recommend
is very highly.
II you want q $50 suit, pick out a
500 one and have 1t sent up to the
house on approval He Will come
across with the fifty II you will prom
ise 20 send the other one back.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Marriages mt Heathsvi,le.

IoPeUIHI 10 NC IIIntS- DlSpatCh.l
ica thSVillc, Va, January 28-AIiss
Bessie l.. Gaskins. eldest daughter cf
Elliott Gaskins. prominent farmer
near here. and Wilmer Jett. were mar
ried yesterday. Mr.. Jet is a youn,:
merchant Rev. T. V. Massie officinted
and Clarence It. Fisher of this plarS
We're married on "Wednesday al IL,
homo Of the brides parents, Rev. H. i,
Carson performed the ceremony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Diamonds

cotton there is now efloat and held IN
S % req britain and Continental Europe
SS.ooo.ooo. against 2.S37.000 last year: in
l,ggp'; 2Si.0oo, against 100000 last
eur; IN India, 10000, against $4,000
last year, and In the United Statas g.
lo6'00o, against 1,674OoO last wear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Advocntc. Good non,Is.

ISpeclN1 10 The T!mcs- Dispatch.l
south Boston. Va. January o6-AIr
Wfnslow. of the. United States Good
Roads ONCE, spoke in the interest OF
good roads last night. The crowd was
small. but very appreciative. The
speaker was introduced by j. H. Bin.
ford. OF Richmond. After the address
the question was generally discusse ed
at some length.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Made Money Fast.

Letters and kilograms received by
Cnicf or Policc RnSland within the las
johnson. the notorious negro forrcr
ana check flasher. whose career has
lust been stopped in Petersburg. has
ny his operations in the cities OF
southeastern Virginia and Eastern
NortS Carolina. where no Is badly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Conceal Sc,xa

1t was rumorcd to-day that John
Torby. the third of the negro convicts
VINO recently escaped from the road
camp. had been shot and captured. The
report proved TO tic untrue
The newly elected officers of Ken
bridge Camp, Woodmon OF the World
and Victoria Camp. both in Lunenburg
county, were installed this week by
state Manager S. i. Latham. OF Nor
folk. and District Manager II. T..
Mayes. OF this city
5. NJ. Green. Jr., has been confined
to his home by sickness for several
days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

I quite
distinctly
call TO mind
Just how your
dad came up
behind and
taboed mo
with the
pitchfork he
could always
WELD in
That night
never will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

Joseph Johnson, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here, left
Thursday for his home in Buckingham
coun y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

IN the Hastings Court to-day William
smitli, q one-leS white man. WAS CON
Nictcd Of the larceny of a watch from
the person of T. c. Carter. and was
EVEN Il sentence of six months in Jail.
Inc same sentence was given John
;Mnrks' smiths coihpaion in the rob-
bery. several days ago.
The Jury failed to n gree on a YER
dlct In the case of Thco. Williams,
negro; tried for malicious shooting,
were diScharpcl ~"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

According to Uncle Abner.
There may be awkwarder things In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

Miss Edna Durham will sing at both
services at the Centenary Methodis.
Church on Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

Mrs. Hugh A White and little daugh-
ter. sarah. of Lexington, are IN tho
city for a stay OF several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

.diss Katharine caches returned to
Richmond yesterday. after spending
some time in Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

The Old Rail Fence.
Don't YOU
remember.
My Hortense.
When We sat
on your dads
rail fence and
made our vows
that night so
fair and
built our
castlen
in the air7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

Mrs. Beverley Tucker will accom-
pany her son, the Rev. St George
Tucker. on his return to Japan, Via
san Francisco.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

ten mielestd epdfiito uiIeen tpDbDn.
Dbtenddn ferrotaan HaamatusTa,
ettd fanfa fopinoi WooieSta mas.
taan, mutta Ell ainoasIafaan paifas'
10, ettd fonia diff bdntG fiittdnpt.
So maaiIma on ienfin idlfeen alma
buonosti paltinnut fen, iofa 9erraa
p~altpeIee. Wutta Iittentin ianoifin:
Nuori mics, aietu ppbdue paitaae
la tottele Sumalan aanta! SIoaa Ter
ran muistetet pdimdd, %ioloin Suma'
Ian futIumana otit peloua ia mas
spistutieaa enIimdiiet asfeIeeii Idbte'
dtieii bantd pattpeletnaan.
2oInannen feuraufien ndenme 4
WooI. 12s 81 nWoofes oil ian9en
fdmDiid (uorial. fddnnDtien mu'
f%aan), Idppiidmpi fuin fufaan muu
ibminen maan pddqd." MppIes ct
olut Iitd luonnostaan. Sdmyldnd
bdn Ell eIiintpnpt Iiaoin, Fun bdne9pp.
tildiiend prinsfind iurmaii eepptildi-
fen. Ndin Sumola moi teboa limit
fen beifon puolen bdnen mahpem'
mafieen. Sdmpiippteen nufi EeSta'
menttifin febottaa. NdtppfD meiodn
eIdmdsidmme tdsid fubteesi ia, ettd
olemme oIeet ppbdad poifaua?
N%elidnnefi ndemme, ettd Wtooies
oil usfollinen. Sumala oil faanut
iebbd Mooiefi len usfouiietfi. 2 WtooI.
81: 80 ndemme W(opI efIesta Min
iuuren rofeauben, ettd han ppptdd
SumoIaa pppbtimddn bdnen nimen'
I'd eIdmdn firiasta, funban main is
roel peIastuiIi. Sduaiiia miebtd, iot'
ia ieiiomat ppbaad paitaua, maotl'
ma npfpddn tartpitiii. Wtiebid, ioita
Iuuri Weetari on Iaanut muonaiua,
min eta opat tuleet bdnen faltai'
fifteen.
So niimetii iaamme lufea Utoo'
iefIesta 8 Mool. 81: 7 ionottaman
bdnen MISUNDERSTANDING, eitd rbdnen
iilmdnid eitpdt pleet bimmenneet,
eitd bdnen eIinmoimanIa o1ut fmib
tunut". Sunpa Min moitoiIiiu lanoo
meistd terran, fun eldmdniuoflum'
me On pdGttpnpt! So Seeiutien Fir
fastusfertomufIesta nield fuulem'
me, miten Mpnies pbbesid @liaan
fansia pubuttelee !Serraa. Wtislo
}ibanasIa ieurasia ban onfaan!
Serra auttatoon meitd iulemaor
eIdmdsidmme ppbdue paitalle ia 1T
nd ppipmddn!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
Hnterilaiien G,uanfe liumibbois.
tpffeu rnfpmsbmpneista

firioitetaan nboistptIen puoliterto
mut iesIo
Yaitii fabta rutousbupnettaan
SeIfin9isid OH YboietptieGd malmii'
ia rufousbuoneito ieuraomiIIn paif.
tofunnilo: Sdmeenlinnaeiu, &ottass
ia, Salosfo, Muninlon p%enfalasiu,
WpDrild, SulunfpldsId, 9an9osIa,
WommaIasia, porpoosia, Poroi
ila, SorsiosIa, 2oniiiaSIa Saofti'
masio, XoppeenrannosIa, NdrpiDs.
I'd, SppastpidsId. MuoiaSio, pan
niIosia, gib6rmds'd, Sdmidsid, O.
rapoifieia ia SiDsId.
Tefeind on rutousbuoneito Ieuraa'
lpieia paifoisIo: &iwennomoIla Wii.
purisIa, EommiInoresIo, Serfnad'
fisIa, Yormoon SDberpectoSfeIla,
@p6rin Mturron fpldsid, Hupfalob.
ben 2uotfalommiua, Xappiitisld,
@abds5afprDsId, M~uniaIan 2ant'
labbesia, SuIusia, aorsnddfisfd,
SonotfolasIa ia, Eompereeua, Surf.
fosIa ia NdrpiDn 9torrnddTiSid.
nIeisia muoitertomrfIisia olem
me buomouttaneet, miten tdrfedtd
on, ettd uuiia rutousbuoneita rofen'
neitoesia nouootetaan ptinfertat'
Iuutta ia Observation-Disclosures iunrien
ia rasfautionien meltoien mdlttd'
miIetIi. S6ud fertoa toboomme mie.
la %IauIua toiien buomioto anIaiiie'
man toimomufien. WtoneSta rnfonS'
buoneesto puuttuu fofonoan n. t.
iotoristo. S6md on fieltdmdtid ep6'
fobta, iota tpin feidn aifana on
n6bemmin tuntupu, mutta fitd mas
tom tolpiIin on iopa iaornaoiien iers
mepoele ipuora0inentin. Yubuhm.
aan IdmpimitIeen ibmistunsotiesia
iaamot he ulein mdIioioilo ola riS'
timeoosia, FUN bella ei ole Ioput'
foo, icnne moiIimot metdptpd, ia
iosio beioau pddIlps maoiteenio pm
Ipifpdt ldmpimind. SentGhoen oli5i
Ipptd rutousbuoneita rotentoesio
ottao buomioon tdm6tin ieitta.
Witd iulee fpIpmpfieen. tuttu o.
mat oifeutetut eIiinipmddu pnbniino
gbbismtien rufouebuoneisia, min
on iobtofunia tdsid oI%eihinut i%euroa'
moue fonnoue: misId poiffatunnon
papisto Min baluoo, on ie terpeinl
Iut pbteistoiminiaon fofoutfsiomme
Ia Observation-Disclosures poifoI.
lisiobtofunta pddtida iaofo poiffa.l
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
hilbert SnnSe Snrmsfa.

Saornoaio Sunoen noifututisto
Surusia ilmoitetaan telefopnitie 9os
timaa lebbe1e ieuraamaa:
@nIimaiien ipiifon fofoutiet opat
npt oleet. WaitututTia alfaa pbd
ielpemmin 10 n6tpd. MieIenfiinto,
ipfo ei olusia puut l6beefddn min
burras FUN clint. 9elIinSiSid, oItaa
uousta. W Observation-Disclosures ipridS.
tdarpoSteliiona On endd noifea pp.
ipd. Nomiee ndfiItntin fpipmps uie.
an rinnaSta, miten on minun oma
oiioni.
Selm6sti oil tduainen muntos buo.
mattamisia ellen italia pibetps5G
pleiiDfotoutiesia tuomiotirfosla,io ions
fa tdptti d6riddn mpSten ldbes fpiis.
Ittubontinen ibmisioufto, iiud aifaa
fun toilet Iobottain Iaipat paIata o,
militia totaiiin.
3uIuneen piiton p%tIitpiTisid fes.
fusteluiSIa tefemienId bamaintoien
ioboosta fditteIi Xunoe pubeesIoum
usfon olemnSto ia monnetta. sSb'
meeliIeud tomona %fiunoIi tSerra pale
meliionia tobistutien. Serdmind, Iuu.
loustoa ia observation-disclosures .repi.
mind iottuipot ionot, mutta mpDs.
Elm obiaopina nostoen hIestddn
fDpbien ia murbeeuisten fatIeen ris.
tin Serroon aboistaen ptlin bdneeu
mrnaamaon.
So Min olitin eiIieiltoiIeSIa idltis
fofoutleeid enemmdn fuin fosfaam
ennen niitd ,ioita mofoipuubela ppr.
fipot pddstd Serron SeeTutIen pb'
tepteen.
S6mdn iobbosta oitoo Yunbe mie.
Id niippd 5urusIa fdpttden faifen
Suomeo morten iparoomonio oion
tpDn iotto miieen fieDS, joien bau tdI'
Id fertoo Iiis ct pdahii toiIine pait'
tafunniue. Eoipottonostt tobtonotI
pstdmdt pmpari maota litd inurem.
malta ippud, bortaosti rufoino, eitd.
Serra idIend oIepat fotoutIet run.
ioast I%iunao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07
2epppn t~tmffnueita.

9auantaina fppsf. % pnG pddii
Suuan pit6idnapuloinen past. pao'
| no 9lntti Wtober9 iumuiSto maon ia
aian naipoista ifdm6imddnid Sm'
malon lepoon. Mnforan unpumatto'
mosIa ia ubrautunasia tpDsid oil
muutentin bento ruumiS riutunnt ia
iifii ban wdipi inbimiaiieSti fatioen,
fuin fesfelIe taimalta. Wtutta ban
ebti tuitenfin eldd fotonaiien eId.
m6n.
Spntpnpt oil bGn SobantplGs'd
1867, tuli plioppilaotTi Sulun lpie'
osta 1889 ia iuoritettuaon luma'
luusppiuiIen erotutfinnon pibittiin
papitli 2uopiosia 1894. &obtolo
oIotti bdnen noitutuSalofieen Dob
iois. 2oriolan. G%nfimdiien mddrdpf'
IenI6 ban iai f%irtfoberron opulailett
pielisidrmele ia leuraapon 1895
10. t. firtfoberrafIi &ontiolaboele,
iosSa bdn Iitten ntrasia aIuen tpDs'
fenteli 10 fpuotta MILLION 10. t. pits
idnapuloiIena, MILLION f%irffoberran'
apuloiiena, funnes nimitettiin 1906
pitsiGnopulaiieti Suufoon.
lltrasIa oIesIaon boiti ban oioit'
tain mpDS neutrality-suspicious.
fao ia puooeeta 1897 mpbs fou'
puuaiSIa pleiien iairasbuoneen iaor
nooion tebtdmid. Mbterasti nieroili
bdn pubuiona Yobiois &%oriaIosla
fonIonopietos'o ia Soeniuun fiidld'
betps .pbbisiptien fotoufisia. Wor'
IinaiIiin poppistebtdipiinid min iieild
tuin S%uuoSIofin hdn antoutui Ipod'
menId bebtupoIlo ldmmDud, alma
oIiiiino ia poimio molittomnita mol
NINA lGbiemG6n foittiolle. mie'd
uain eldmdn ionon loboutusto ba'
lutiiiu.
Seuoinen nelmo niiuuoentunto oil
funnioitettona ia ieuainen roffauS
ebtSmiinid motif ~raiatonta raffant'
ia Ieurafuntaloisien ipodmisId. 3u.
bonnet pstdndt npt bdnen paorien
ddreeid murbeelo toipoopat mai'
noiao, iotn nbroii beiodn bptpdf'
ieen pnrboat %tpoimonia, terpeptenId
ia eI6mdnTd, ubraii len raftauben
pafoitufIesto, ionfo SumoIa ipipt'
Wainoio idii idlteehfd pnoIiIon
Giinin, o. (. uimoien Ia 5 oIoifdistd
Sppsfuun 80 pnd nuffui fuoIe.
maar, ia nuftui min nnorenu, MIa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-07

funnoua oIumo. Yboisipffeen fuu'
lumotor moonitfo eIiintpd pubuia.
no rufouebuoneeslo, iota nastoin'
pddiubtotunto piodtIdd itielIeen pddt'
tdmisoiteuben faiffien muioen mail.
Iiftoien pubuiina eiiintpmiieen ndb'
ben, euei eritpiien iopimmfien famtta
aifouisiobtotunnolle nuooefIi Fer.
rauaan ole luomutettu tdtdfin rattois
Iua.