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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
School Notes.

The new school buildings will be
ready on October 1st These will add
greatly to the efficiency of the school
system.
On Friday of last week the high
school boys organized permanent
athletic association, elccting Harold T..
Kinne, president, and Willard d. Mer-
ril, secretary-treasurer. A constitu-
tional committee consisting of Fred
Wilfong, chairman, Harold Powell and
Francis Bartlett was appointed to draw
up constitution to be submitted to the
organization at its next meeting.
The high school magazine pile has
been increased by number of maya
zines from Harold Kline.
Several pupils have been absent from
the schools because Of illness, Vera
Palmer and Edna Davis of the high
school and Fairly Walrath of the Fourth
grade. The latter met with an accident
on Saturday, shooting himself in th,
foot with % rifle while hunting will
some playmates.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda,
afternoons OF next week there will be
no school, SO that the pupils and teach
ers may enjoy the Clearwater count,
fair
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Princess Flour is the Best.
Open River Service to Continue.

The service rendered by the Open
River Transportation Company on the
upper Columbia and Snake rivers will
not be discontinued. This was the de-
cision reached at Portland last week as
the result OF a conference between the
officials OF the boat company and repre-
sentatives of the Commercial clubs of
the Inland Empire. Recently the COM
pany issued statement TO the effect
that il contemplated Withdrawal Of the
upper river service due TO inadequate
support extended the line by shippers.
The result OF the announcement was a
dleton Commercial club, to be attended
by representatives OF other commercial
clubs OF the territory tributary to the
rivers. This meeting held September
18th resulted in the appointment of a
conference committee to visit Portland
TO talk the situation over with the off
cials. The conference committee COM
prlsed Il. c. Beach, OF Lewiston; c. M.
Sly, OF kennewick; IL. n. Dryer, OF
umatilla; w. L. Thompson, Of Pendle-
ton, and W. S. Smallwood, OF Portland.
Al the conclusion OF the conference
last night, il was announced that Port
land interests would settle up all exis'-
ing Indebtedness O. the company,
while all the territory affected by the
river rates will be urged 10 work for
tonnage for the line and be asked to as
sumo one-half OF any deficit which may
arise in the operation Of Il lie boats.
twenty-five percent more tonnage than
has been received in the past will make
the line sclf-supforting.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Round Trip | and 1-3 r. r. Fare.

bound by whatever statement they
may make to the voters.
'Now have tried to give everybody
the freedom OF action, the unrcstraint
which claim and shall claim for my
self. Let us now 90 to the people and
settle IT, They are the court OF last re-
soft, Republicanism is what the count
less thousands who constitute the rank
and file declare il TO be. The senator
ship Of this state belongs to the people
OF this state and they hestow it upon
whom they would. My convictions and
my views belong to me. Let's make
an open, candid issue and submit il 10
the decision OF that tribunal from
which there is no appeal-the voters OF
the state Of Idaho"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

BOISE, Idaho, Sept li.-ln an ad-
dress that rang defiance in almost
every word Senator w. f. Borah, nj
Meridian last Saturday, challenged the
republican organization Of Idaho to
read him out OF the party because he
refused 10 declare himself supporter
of President Taft.
AT the same time he denied the right
oil the progressives to judge him solely
by the question Of whether he will join
the third party
The address came as n climax TO a
week OF strenuous politics, during
which some of the old line republican
leaders have been making threats of
defeating Senator Borah because he
has met and counseled with progress
sives. The senator said:
"In one day last week | received
communication from two candidates
for the legislature, both on the repnbli-
can ticket. One OF these gentlemen
informed me il | was not Tart man he
would not vote for me. The other said
he was a Roosevelt man, and ii was
not for Roosevelt he could not support
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

Eat at the Home Cafe.
Princess flour is the best"
princess flour is the best"
Try n meal at the Home Cafe.
Princess flour is the BEST
g. X. Fisk visited Lewiston Saturday.
Fred Trotzkey visited Lewiston Mon
day
House TO Rent Enquire of Wclman
& McRobcrts.
VIM. Gamble OF Greer is in the city
today.
TO Ri1Nr-Six room house-Enauire
OF Samson Snyder.
Dir. Givcns was Lewiston visitor
Monday.
The best eroccrs handle Princess flour.
DR.. and Mrs. Britain visited Lewiston
Monday.
CASH REGISTER FOR SALE-See
Samson Snyder.
Louis Soderberg is Moscow visitor
this week.
Harry lloar was a Lewiston visitor
Saturday.
r. B. Hibbs departed Saturday for
Lewiston.
Frank Shricvs was a Lewiston Wis
itor Saturday.
Chas. Miller returned this week from
trip into the interior country.
Chas. Bellmer, now located at Kamiah,
was an Orofino visitor Tuesday.
Frank and William Tucker were in
town Tuesday, laying in stock OF sup
plies for the winter.
James Blake returned Monday from
a short trip east, where he was recently
called by news of his fathers death.
w. N. Dodd and family will leave
next week for Yuma, Arizona, where
they will go in the hopes OF bencfiting
Mrs. Dodd's health.
Ben Bush, state land agent, visited
this section Friday and Saturday OF
last week Oil business connected with
his department.
UliDcft llOgue ana little son, who
have been visiting Mr.. Hogues parents
here for the past two weeks, returned
to their south Idaho home Monday.
Mrs II. H. Wallace, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. C. Fores-
man, for the past week departed for
her home in Charleston last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Blair Hoar and son Foster left
Saturday for Portland, Oregon, where
they will meet Mrs. Hoar's mother and
accompany her to this point. Mr.. Hoar
accompanied them to Spokane on the
trip.
c. w. Cochran passed through Oro-
fino Saturday, enroute TO Spokane,
where he makes his home for the pres
ent Mr.. Cochran has four contracts
under way at the present time, which
aggregate $4,000 feet OF pipe laying.
| Bert Kaufman returned this week
from summers work with the state
cruisers in the region OF the Lo Lo. He
reports that all the crews will be out in
about ten days except the CRUDE crew
which has gone into the ST. Joe country
and will not return until about October
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
For Rent

FOR RENT: Either cash or on
shares for 3 years, a good stock ranch
fenced in lots, well stocked up with
cate, sheep and hogs and have over
loo tons OF oats, clover, timothy and
Wild hay. Phone in house free. For
terms see 7. +. Peterson, via Browns
creek, Wcippe, Idaho.
Respectfully
7. +. PETERSON,
Weippc, Ida.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Princess flour is hard wheat flour
absolutely guaranteed.


The county commissioners adjourned
last Saturday after fixing the tax levy
Tor the ensuing year at 3.45-lOo or al-
most 3 l-2 mills. This one-tenth OF a
mill less than last year, but the valua-
ton OF the county has increased 81, OIL
Ali over that Of 1911. The county has
a warrant Indebtedness of $50, 900.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

decline further to be candidate upon
that ticket.
II ask those who say | am not re-
publican to meet me upon the record.
"Where is the republican who will
defend upon the rostrum free trade for
the farmer and protection for the manu-
facturer, free trade for all your Grain
and farm products and protection for
the blanket which you buy 10 protect
you from the winters cold?
where is the republican who will
oppose in the open the election OF
senator's by popular vote?
where is the republican who will
meet me in debate in defence of the
commerce court?
is the threc-year homestead b !
which gives to the settler n chance to
overcome adversely and win a home
unrepublican? The first homestead
law was signed By Abraham Lincoln.
us the dry homestead bill, which
enables men to reclaim these vast areas
Of desert and make them habitablc and
fruitful, unrapubliean?
'.Is the chiIdrens bureau bill, which
uncovers the fiendish greed Of eastern
manufacturers and rescues from indus
trial slavery the girls and boys coming
to the responsibilities on cit zenshir,
unrepublican?
rs the bill thai now have pending
to create a department OF labor and
mike the secretary thereof member
of the cabinet unrepublican?
''is the title bill which gives the set
tiers on reclamation projects chance
before they are driven off in adversely
and despair unrepubliean?
'Is the eight -hourlaw urged through
congress unrepublican?
"What bill have advocated that they
will condemn?
Il will tell the facts in this campaign
| will not be deferred from doing so by
the loss oil vote or votes in the legis-
lature.
AS 10 the candidates for the lcgisla-
ture, II there are any OF them who feel
that they cannot conseientiously vote
for me senator there is a manly and
honorable way 10 be released from
their obligation To do SO.
Il have been nominated at the pri-
mary on the republican ticket
"!t does not legally bind the mem
bers OF the legislature, but unless re-
pudlated before the election ii becomes
most solemn moral obligation. But |
think that the candidate for legislature
who would openly and clearly state to
his people before the election that he
did not intend to vote for me would in
allfairness be released from doing so.
| think he has that right. Let HIM settle
il with the voters.
I'll he states to them he will not be
bound by the primary and they never
thelass elect him il would constitute Il
clear exception from the obligation in
the present state OF our primary law as
TO United States senator.
''lf he does not SO state il would be
dishonol'able and eowardly not to stand
by the obligation expressed by the
primary vote.
q know practically all the candidates
for the legislature, haven't particle
of doubt but they will speak plainly on
this subject before the election and be
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Bring Your Kensington Work

The ladies in charge Of the ART de-
partmcnt OF the Clearwater county fair
would especially urge the kensington
department OF the Orofino club to pre-
sent their best samples OF needlework
for exhibition at the fair Also all
others who have work of this nature
for exhibition.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
240 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.

Consisting of 80 acres of meadow,
balance in timber and old burning.
l,S0o,00n feet of saw timber, one half
white pine. Location six miles from
postoffice and creamery. Unlimited
range. An ideal location for stock and
dairy business. A small amount OF
cash will handle this proposition.
Address, ROBERT COOK,
Orofino, Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Take Notice.

The Oroino Club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Doctor Britain Friday, Sep
tember 9th. All members are re-
quested TO be present.
MRS. J. G. BULLOCK, Secretary.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
princess Flour is the Best" "

Mrs. William Demerest, who has been
taking treatment with Doctor Foster, of
Charleston, for the past seven weeks re-
turned 10 her home in Orofino Monday,
much improved in health.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Fair Management Secures Railros d
Rates

A rate Of one and one third fare for
the round trip has been granted by the
management OF the Northern Pacific
railroad company to and from all points
tnuc during the fair.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19
Bowery Dance Saturday Night.

Messrs. Jewell and Miller will open
their Big Bowery Dance Hall next Sa.-
urday night, September Dist. Orchestra
music and the best Of management will
characterize the occa sion. Come out
and enjoy yourself
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

"lf You are nor using Princess flour you
are not using the best
TEAM and WORK HARNESS for
sale at the Orofino Feed Store,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

"if you are not using Princess flour
you are not using the best"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

The best grocers handle Princess
flour.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

If You arc not using Princess flour
you are not using the best.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-09-19

The following program of sports has been decided by
the committee having the charge and the public can
be assured that ehng will be pulled off here aver
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

tiia, ioisIa faifiSIa oil tpaStaaiana
OIiper Sron Winins fomppania.
alTiat pitt tulla parbaiIlaan istutpan
piirioifeuben fdIiteItdtpdfIi, maon
Fun faitiIIa ipphdiiad oil bptpdt to'
bistufiet tompponian ippuiippbestd,
ioten fomppania tieii parmasti oi'
feubesia bdtpidmdnfd, min ndfi ie
parbaofii iopio. Miianomaisten fers
tnmufien mutaan olitpat uieimmot
ndistd aiioista ieuaista laatua, ettd
pbtiD oIiii tullut bpmin buonoon fpa'
loon, Jos aiiot oIiiipat tulleet oifeus
ben fautta iuIfiiuuteen.
&oripanfien Iaaiain nimet omat
ieuraaput; SIaf Sterman, Iouttaan'
tunut Torman faitpotIesIa Dir9is
niasia, Wtinn; Gomarb Neipanen,
loutfaantunut 9lbamS faitpannosia
@ipeIetbisId; Sobn Sia, pioneer foi
tpannosia, Glpsid; &aae Sariu,
Spruce faitponnosIa, GfpeIeibisid;
Stat Woiiio, Dulutb WtisIabe Nor
tbern rautatieud !6ibbin9isiG; Gmil
WlatiIon, Sorolo faitpanmosia Sib
binsisId; Wtatti puurula, @enoa fai
fpannosia SpartasIa; august WiIu'
ri, 9olman faipannosIa Saconitess
ia. Peidnboitoia Wtatti 9einonen
aioi ofaa IanfonIa Nestor pato'
maan perillisten puoIesta. patomaa
fuoli Normon faifpannosia 0irsis
niasia marrast. II p. 1911.
Sofainen ndistd mainituista hens
filDistd Iaipat bppin tppbuttdpdn
forpautlen, ioten be oliipat baluf.
faat iopimaan ilmau oifeuteen me.
nemistd. Soioentin iaama fortpaus
oil min uuri, eitd oifeuoenfaan
fautta tustin oliiipat Iaaneet Ieuais.
ta forpausta, tpaan futen ebelld Ia.
nottu, ei fomppania oIlut bolufas
menemddn oifeuteen, Fun ien buoli.
mattomuus ia. .ippaiipps oIiii tuIIut
Min rditedsti iuoin ndfpniin, ia
ippttdidt tGmdn tietdeslddn ipaatitpat
ubfoiuuren forpaufien. 2aifilIa
ndild benfilDiud oil oIionaiaiana
lafimies s. R. Seinp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

6errat iuiitalatIet otpat tuleet Min
iuIfeifF, ettd robfenepat peittelemdt.
I'd pubua tpaltaintpdliien ialaiuonit-
telun oIemasIaoIosta, iofa foeitaa
pupttda pleistd mieIipibetta Dend'
idd tpastaan.
2ebti on iitd mieltd, ettd Jos iuuta'
laiiet prittdtpdt taistella Wendidn
IainiddbdnnDllistd riippumattomiiut'
ia ipostaan, on Wendidn pastatta.
tpa teboftaalla tatpala. Gnslannin
iuutalaisten naatimutIet otpat pb'
td perusteettomia fuin amerifalaiS.
tentin.
Nendidn ia Gnslannin fpdlinen
iopimus 1858 rpuobelta buomauttoa
nimenomaan, ettei Ie muuta niitd
fouppaa, teolliiuutta ia poliiIia fos'
fenia lafeia, mddrdpfiid ia iddntD'
Id, iotfa ofpat molemmisIa maisia
poimasIa ultomaalaiiiin ndboen.
SeIffaufIia GnsIonnin iuutalois'
ten fansia on gDendidad ennenfin
onut. SO. 1881 aibeutti erddn Gnss
lannin iuutalaiien farfotus pieta'
rista biplomaattiien firieenpaibbon
ia Gnslannin bauimsmiesten tdptpi
tunnustaa, ettei GnsIanniIla ole OF
teutta tpaatia iuutalaiilleen iuurem'
pia oifeufiia Dendidud fuin muiben
maiben iiutaIaili0a on.
gtpt brat Wtontefioret tabtoiIitpat
maientaa Wendidd ia alistaa fen
ionfun iuutalaiIen faniainmaIiien
Ipnbieaatin tpaatimufiien ale. 2ebti
Ianoo oIetpania iitd mieltd, ettd 10.
fainen fpendldinen pitdd Iuurimpa.
no lnuffaufienaan peltfdd olatusta.
Fin, ettd iotfut iuutalaisieurat ianeIi'
iifpat Fue tpaatimuffa.
WenaIdisten lainiddbdnt5laitosten
on mitd pifemmin fieIettdtud fofo'
naan ulfomadlaiiia iuutalaiiia ad'
pumasta Wendidue, fillotn ielaiIet
iuIfeat bpDffdptiet Iaffaatpat, arpe'
lee Iebti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

yleifs i1xtiFa,
.sssss = = xs = ~ \ \ = 4


Grds nnori nainen 9ernebiuiSid,
Tiofa tpiifi tpuotta on maannut iai'
raana, on dffid parantunut. Sdnen
ruumiinia on ollut fofonaan bal.
tuaantunut, ia iofu oifa iitten tuli
bdn mpDstiu ipfeatii ia fuurofii. s.
rddnd pdimdud obotettiin bdnen fuo
Iemau, ia iouffo iufulaiIia oil fo'
-foontunut Iairasnuoteen pmpdrille,
fun iairas dffid nouii.pI6s buubah'
taen: rNiinai olen tullut terpeetIi, en'
feli or minun rufoufieni ioboosta
fdpnpt parantamasia minut."
Naiien baltpaantuminen on fofo'
naan bdtpinnpi, ia on bdn MT fai'
Elm puolin aiipan terpe. Eapaus on
eberdttinpt iuurta buomiota, ia iuu'
ret ioufot opat tdpneet parantu'
neen naiIen fotona omin iilmin nd'
femdsid ia omin forpin fuulemas'
ga ibmeeuiiestd tapabtumasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28
Garppam funrtuallat inniitpat
bfSintpaltan.

Sontoolainen TimessIebti Ianoo
luotettapista ldbteistd IaaneenIa tie
tdd ettd portusalisia on taianaItai.
Ien ballimsmuobon pdipdt Iuetut.
Waltoistlimelta fartoitettu funingas
Ntanuel IuuIee NIT iaaneenIa tar.
peefli fannotusto rDbtpdfIeen nIe.
poimalla naatimaan meretettpd
fruunuaan tafoiiia. Gspaniam furin'
faan ianotaan tebneen ialaiien Iopi'
mufien 0tanmelin fansIa, ettd bdn
Iaa tufea toiminnolleen iieltd pdin.
portusalin fruununtanoitteIiia
Don WtisueI ia funinsas WtanueI o.
mat tebneet fesfenddn iopimutIen
pbteilin tppimin paIauttaa funinsas.
malta portnsaIisia. Stfesiddn por'
tu9alisia on funinsasmielinen puo'
lue tpiime aitoina buomattatpasti
poimistunut. SaiapaItaIainen baIli.
fuS ct ole fDennpt fpum tarmot'
faasti boitamaan maan aiioita.
8aubattomuutiia onl Iattunut tubtas
tibeddn.
WaItiouiiisia piireisid pariifisia
la Sontoosia pubutaan iuIfiIesti
portu9aIin funinsaspaIlan palaut'
tamiiesta mpDtdtunnona. 4ietdpdts
pd muutamat bubut 10 niinfin palio
ettd GneIanti, Safia ia Hansfa oil
iipat iopineet W(anuelin fansIa t,is
fea bdnen pprfimpffddn portusalin
fruunmn tafaiiin iaamiiefii. paIffi'
OFF iaVpat imrwallat .eriuailia
mddrdtpitd etmia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

- Sfdtpd tapah1rma. Slibben,
Wis. 3. t. ID pditpdnd noin fello
11:30 ap. iattui ifdtpd tapaturma.
&oIme iuomalaista miestd oil rato'
p0Iffpid lastaomasia WtelIen Cdr
So:n fdmpdud mo IL, iofa fiiattiee
noin 1S maiIia GIibbenistd. Wau.
nut, ioibin Iastattiin oIitpat umpi.
tpaunuia ia oil niitd muutettatpa 5itd
mn p6ten Fun Iastattiin, iiud tatpara
oil pienisid faioisia pitfin tien tpors
iia. Seibdn lastattatpanaan olepan
paunun iarru olifin epdfunnosia,
eitd nastannut tarfoitustaan, ionfa
tpuofIi fpaunu ISbti fiitpaasti fulfe.
maan noin y MALTA alas mdfed.
9llempana tieIld oil fpaStasIa iarrus
tettuia fpaunuia, ioibin beibdn lass
femania tpaunu tDrmdf pirstaleifIi.
Wtiebistd oil faff tpaunusia Fidud
len i6rmdtesId pbteen. Waunusia
oil noin 60 p6Iffpd Iattiaue labottu'
no, iotfa pbteentDrmdpfiesId fpDfipi'
tpdt toiiesia pddsid oIetpien miesten
pddae ieuramfieIIa, ettd toinen beis'
I'd, fdpttdnpt tdsid maasia mined
Sobn Diuiamion, 2appeen pitdids'
I'd, SO. l., fuoIi paifalIa ia toinen
Srons peltomaa, fotoifin &ofemdel'
I'd, &. l.. Iouffaantui bensenpoorals
Iiiesti. gan fpietiin gibIanoin iai'
raalaon. 2olmas Otto !Seino, iofa
oil tpounun fotolIa, peIastai bpp'
p pddmdud tien tpiereen. Sapattirman
ubriffi ioutuneiIla ei fummaIafaan
ole iufulaiiia tdsid maas'a. 2uoaut
Sobn Williamion oil noin 35 tpuo.
ben fpoibeiqo. Sdbempid tietoia ta.
pabtumasta aa ofoitteeuo: Otto
Seinp, 296 ct. @roir ope., 8oom
3, DULUTH, Wtinn., Il. 9. Of gmeri'
ca.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

2uotiiIaitofien pendldtstpttdmis,
aIetufIen tpoimaan astumiIen iobs
bosta not. % pnd oil Iuotiibaaituf'
ieen foIme piiffoa ftten Iaapunut
85 erobafemusta !SeIIinsin luotIipii'
ristd, % Surun Iuotiipiiristd, 40
abpenanmaan ia 53 Waoian Iuot'
Iipiiristd. - 2uten t,innettua on luot'
Iipiirien paaaifoiud tpieIa baIIusiaan
Iuuri ioutto erobafemuffia.
SuIun Iuotiipiiristd on 10 idtetip
65 erobafemusta. Piirin Iuotieista
on 10 eronnut 81 prof.
2lIia on berdttdnpt iumrta buomio'
ia uIfomailIa. Safian ia Gnslannin
banitufiet otpat panneet tpastaIaau'
ieenia ftd tpastaan, ia fpipmps on
paraifaa efud erddsid foniainndli'
iesfa fonferensfsia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28
gi,pat tabtpnefaan bmmdrtdd.

DuIutbtsia pulpit Or 5 s 9anfin9
fpiime tpiifon tiiStai iltona 2O:nnen
amenuen ruotialaiIesfa Idbetpsfirs
fosia aineesta rllsfonto ia pbteiss
funnalliiet oifeuslaitotiet." pubuess
iaan ban fosfetteIi Observation-Disclosures
I'd, tpDIdisten albaista paItfaa, pitt
fid tpSpdirpid, tpDttomppttd ia for'
feita elintarpeiben bintoia.
r2irtfoien ia usfonnoIlisten pbbis'
tpsten pitdiii aIfaa idriestdmddn
tpDIdifid unioibiu. 5pDIdisten idries'
tDt opat fotpin pienid ia beiffoia,
ainoastaan 100000 Mmerifan
tpDldistd on idriestpnpt. 8esfimdd'
rdiIesti tpoIdiSperbeen tpuotuisten
tuIoien pitdiii ola 800 tai 900 boIs
laria, mutta npfpiIin ne eitpdt ole
muuta tuin 800 tai 600 colIaria ia
Fun eIintarpeiben binnat ofpat ta'
nattoman forfeat, ioutupat tp5Idi
Iet fdrTimadn puutetta. Sdsid maas'
ia tulutetoan tpuoIittain 100000
OOO,OO pdtiiuomiin, tupaffoan ia
muibin turbuifiiin; tdmd iuuri inm'
ma pitdiIi fuIutettaman tp1Idisten o.
IoIubteioen porantamiiefii. 2irffoien
piidiIi IuoFa ioiiaIismia, tufea ia
fannaitaa ioiiaoIiien liiffeen lemene'
misiS". = glu right, tobtori, Iauiui
pubeen iobbosta Spomieben firieen'
tpaibiaia. tufefao main, fpud me TO-
FaIistit pibdmme buoIen, ettette te
bumpuufimestorit pddie foipin pitt
faue ratiastamaan iofiaIismin mt
mesId. Wle emme Iuoto fiiben, ettd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-28

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Sranf paaIi 2ebtiidrmeItd, Wtinn.
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fuu on iopitpin aifa muuttaa maal'
leen aIumaan. &epddstd feid pi.
lin.
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berra 5 20 @rffoIa, Oulutbista,
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ia merfitpfIestd ndilld MALTA, fen
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ten.
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