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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16
STONINCTON

Big Machine UnIoaded-Death of Charles G. Smith, 76, Formerly of Norwich-5oroush Delegates to R. A. Grand Council.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

Hammond Began writing from East Highgate, Vt, says, T wish to tell you how Foleys Honey and Tar Compound cured me of asthma. had a severe case and tried almost everything. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound relieved me and the second bot tie completely cured me. and 1 have not had an attack since" Lee &5 Os- good Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

WHEN you want to put your busi- ness before the public. there Is no me- diCm better than through the advertis. '-g columns of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

of the Immaculate Conception in Vest erly. 70 churches with resident clergy, 14 missions with mission churches, 1S stations and 42 chapels.
 Tke Providence diocese has two academies for young men with 555 students, five academies for young Wo- men with 66S pupils, and 32 parochial schools with 17.550 students, making total of 1S.593. There are two orphan asylums with 405 orphans, an infant asylum with l50 children, two hospitals caring for 1S.500 patients during the eyar, three day homes for children in which S9 children are taken care of while their parents are working, one industrial school with 3S6 children, one home for aged poor with 200 in mates, one home for working boys, &C., commodating 50, and two homes for working girls with r boarders.
 Nobody in Westerly seemed to want the two story brick building that for rerly served as postoffice, so Everett Barns. managing trustee for the own CTS of the property. has decided to rage the structure and clear the site for the new postoffice building The government has ordered that the building be removed by the end of the present month, the order evidently being issued under the supposition that the bids for the new building would be within the appropriation and that the work would go promptly forward.
 Several bids were received for the old building. under the prescribed re- sIriCtiOns, but the bids were consider ed either inadequate or unreliable and, as tine order for removal has not been revoked, MT. Barns has ordered the work of demolition, which was com menced Monday. The wainscoting and all intericr woodwork that is servicea- bic is being carefully removed and placed in storage. After this has been done the work on the brick walls will he commenced. The brick and the granite capstones and window sills will De carefully removed and placed away for future use It is probable that all of the available material will soon be used in connection with the construction of another building.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

There was unloaded on Saturday at the local freight station a huge ma chine consigned to the Wilcox Fer tIlizer company of Quiambaug. It is a pomace press with a capacity to handle 10000 pounds an hour. It Is of the latest type
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16
Established 1901,

Harold L. Wells. O. D, Optometrist.
 Defective vision corrected by the prop CT adjustment of lenses. Room 9. Pot ter-Langworthy Block. Westerly. R, l.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16
QUALITY

in work should always be considered especially when it costs no more thsn the inferior kind. Skilled men are employed by us. Our price tell the whole story.
 STETSoN 6 YOUNG.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

WHEN you want 10 put your ousl- ness beIufe the public. tnero is no nn1- dium becte- than through the advertis- Ing coIumnS of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16
New Industry For Westerly

NaroEs Fabric Building Be Utilized Jewelry Factory
 Local Priests Attend Bishop Harkins' Silver Jubilee Celebration Post Office Not in Demand-DeIega- ton to Washington Agrees to Marble Building For Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16
Congressman George H. Utter, ao.

Congressman George H. Utter, ac- oompanied a delegation of Westerly citizens, composed of Charles P. Cot trell, Postmaster Charles J. Butler, President Alberti R. Stillman of the Westerly board of trade, and David Mcahfen, general manager of the New England Granite works. to the office of the supervising architect. in Washington, Monday morning. The delegation went to the capital to ad- vocate Westerly granite as the ma terial to be used in the construction of the new postofTice. They were con- vinced that Westerly granite could not be specified against any other granite, and also that an increased appropriation for granite over marble could not be obtained.
 It was explained that the lowest bid for a marble building was SS5,0e0, or S5,000 above the appropriation. By making interior changes in the plans this bid could be met, and the con- tract awarded Therefore the West erly delegation agreed with the super vising architect that it was best to take advantage of the present avail able appropriation and have 8 marble building erected. and with the least possible delay.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

plications set in and since that time he underwent four other operations at the hospital. In 6 greatly weak ened condition he was returned to his home about two months ago, and con tinued to fail until the end. Prior to his sickness he was a bright and promising boy, a general fayorite with his acquaintances.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

The body Of Leander 8. Clarke, who died in New York, will be buried in the family plot in the cemetery at Ashaway Mir. Clarke was a car penter by trade and was for time engaged in the meat business, He was an old time resident of Westerly and went 10 New York about two years ago. He leaves a widow, a son, Walter, and three daughters; also three brothers. Milo M. and Joshua. of Westerly, Daniel W. of New London and Mrs. Warren J. Moore of New York.
 Mir. Clark served in the war of the rebellion with Company E. Third Rhode Island cavalry He enlisted from Westerly December ', 1863. was wounded April 22, 1864, during the Red River campaign. and honorably discharged November 27, 1885. He was son of Rev. Henry Clarke. a Sev- enth-day Baptist minister. William P. Clarke, a brother of Leander. served in Company G. Eighth Connecticut, in the war of the rebellion and died in the service at Fort Monroe.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

WHEY you want to put your busi- ness before the public thero IS no me- alum better than through the advertise ing columns or The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16

There is no better shelled corn on the market than ours. One trial will convince you of that fact. It's sound and sweet, no moisture or rot and is clean as it is possible to have it.. We want you to try some the next time you are in the market for shelled corn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26
aallisn firffo.

Siitenfuin orffitebti Ears Comet
toimitetusIa firfon pii~rustuSten ELL
pailusfa femddud 1907 oil i%aonut
enfimdiien polfinnon, pddtettitn, ettd
tue aanion firtto nditten mufaan
oIi{i rofennettoma ia malittiin bra
Soct jamaua rafennust6iben mall
moiofii.
SubtitmuSia no. 1908 faaietiiin
rpbtpa marIinoiTiin rafennustDibin,
iotta Tien pmat festdneet ldbeS A.
ia puoIi muotto. aaifoen fiiben, eitd
t5ttd on nj. m. bibaStuttanu Flint
tp 5mieSiem pitempiaifoiiempi lotto,
Ell moitane mdittdd, eitd tdmdn mos
numeniooIiIen Triton rafeniamiIeen
diff mennpt fnbteeniiesii ritempi al.
Ia fuin mitd meiqd rofennusiDibin
pIeen,d menee.
Qirtfo on n. Z. pitfdtirffo ia oIem'
me ofantuntewisia piireisid fuuleeI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

SaornaStuoIin fummauafin puolel.
la oIepat malfeat ieindt ia parfpien
etuiprid omat ndbtdtpdsti tabauaan
idtetpt Imam foristufiia, iotta ne
narustettaifiin fresfoiua. Eoimptta-
masti SDrndisten Ieurafunnat MT
bett rpbtpmdt toimenpiteiIiin paro'
ien ferddmiiefIi ndiid iDitd parten,
ettei beibdn firffonia fdp futen Sos
bannefien firfon, iofa mieId Fl
muoben manbana on ilman aIttori'
taulua.
&aifista tdrfeiu oIiii f~uitenfin iaa.
ba firftoon taiteeqiiesti arpofas
faStemoIia oIttarin fimuue.
Rafenuusfomiteaan omat fuulu'
meet romasti &. u. 6ilben, puheen'
iobtoia, profesiori 3. Sarianne fpa'
rapubeeniobtoiona, manfilaniobtaia
:. SO. Gaitren rabastonboitaiana,
rafennuSmeStartt Subo Aboe ia ".
pon Beu, arftitebti H. 8iDrnber9,
firffobra 5. GueitrDm, rot. mestori
s. 6. Mottila, eiitt. fibt. 5. u. Norb'
man ia firffobra 9. SO. Roos.
RofennuSmestarina on ouut bra
S. 81. Wddndnen.
Wertaufien tpuoffi moinittafoon,
ettd Sobannefien firffo, iofa on TIT
listd rafennettm, tuli mofiamaan
1900, 900 mt. EoTin Ie on puolta
Imurempi mutta aifa oil melfoista
baIpempi ia ie on paan tiilistd,
iotfa Dina banrastutpat ia onat for'
iaufien tarpeesia, mutta 9raniitti tess
tad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26
tppIid mddriteItdlpdfIi ldbinnd nu'
benaifoi5ef5i b~aroftt5i.

tppIid mddriteItd,pdfIi ldbinnd nn'
benaifaiIefii barofitfi.
airffo on rafennettu tiiIistd ia
IuomaIaiiesta sraniitista. Sdlfim'
mdistd on Toto iaiaabi.
airfon pituus iidltd on $3.50
metrid, Iemeps on paripien mdIiltd
16, 90 ia parmien alta 25,4O metrtd;
forfeus lattiasta fattoon on 1920
metrid. Torni on 1920 metria for'
Tea terasiin pddItd luettuna. 8un itie
firtfo on 29,70 m. merenptntaa
forfeompana, on iiis tornin buippu
81. 80 meirid merenpintaa forfeam'
malta.
airfon buomattanimmat er'tot'
Iuubet omat urut ia feuotapuli Is
b eIi5et on malmistanut iafialatnen
Lille Scblas ct Sbbne Scbfpeinit'
ristd. Sic omat marustetut pebaliaa
ia 3 manualiua ia on niisfd pbteen'
I'd 3,144 piippua. paitIi alttorin ta'
tana %fiiaitiemia pddurfuia on pield
fabbet muut urut, toilet alttarin mas
taiIeua parmeua ia toilet eoeuisten
pldpuoIeua oIenasia fupnfatos'a.
MoIemmat ndmd nrut omat idbfD'
Ioitteen amuua pddurfuien pbtep'
bes5d. 2euopeli on ltioitettu torniin.
W,dardoifoina tuIee ie iofa pdipd
Ioittamoan eritpiIen Sibeliut'en ID
neltamdn tunnelmaritfaon foitto'
foppoIeen. @oIitettafpasti tunturi
niiben didn't liian beifolta ia tartfaa'
moifimmot muIiifintuntiiot pubupat
mpDs muutaman ddnen epdpnbton'
besto. Tdmdn IiidfIi or firfoua mte'
Id omat, Smeitfistd bonfitut ioitto'
tenot.
Qirtto on iidltd maalatti btut'
tpin, mieupttdpin pdrein, lite firffo
Observation-Disclosures, fuori finiieud,
tpibreaud ia fuItatpdriud.
Tofaporwen fummauafin pnolel
la foristomot Ieinad neii Sisrib of
SorIeueFn w%aImistomot forfotnfpot,
ioista toinen ndpttt efittdfpdn frts'
tittpieu tuloa ceramic luo. Soisto
emme oueet tilaiiunbesla ielmdstt
eroittamaan.
2irftoon mabtuu ishlmoon 1900
benfed ia ieiIomaon mobtunee hibof.
airffo tetee eritdin ebpen ia nlendn
fp~oifutufIen. Slmeisid on, eitd ort.
fitebti on moraunut tiloo firfon tat
teeGiIeue tomistomiiele erindifisid
tobbisio. slIttori. Ia pddipitfnnoi
poibaan iporustoo IoFmaolanffuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

l1nobhmattoman iublabetfen tat
mat miettdd ne, ~ioitten ten 1 p:dn
aamuua onnishai pddstd aaaion
firffoon fen fauan obotettuun mib'
fimistIaiIuuteen. 2irffoo ei oltu mis
tenfddn erifoiiesti iubIasaiuun iaa'
tettu, mutta fen pffinfertainen pie
pggs iiIesiddn oil pmiaan emf fer'
ran len letnian FISpuoleae astuian
mielen fprettamaan pBbdan inhla'
tunneImasn ia msnen fifmtin npsta'
maan liifatutien fpgneIeet, ebeastI
fiiben Iiittpi mibtimisiublan obielmo;
piispan usfonrobfeat ia uSfoniloiiet
pubeet, fauuis, wpimafas fuorolau'
Iu, i~enratunnat barras oianot.o
pirIien rpeiiuuieen, urfuien million
ipaltaman ipriiewd. MILLION fautat'
fena faifuna bpmiiema lotto.
eSublan a.ufIi efitti SDrndisten
ruot5alaiIen ieurafunnan urfuri Hpt'
men eradn 9acbin idmeupfIen. Gems
idlfeen fuoro pliopp. 90. Selan job
tamana ia SDrndisten iuomal. 'eu'
rafunnan urfurin, tri Slmori &rob'
min boitaesia idestpstd lauloi piae
Observation-Disclosures otetun mats'
teri s.. 2Iemetin 4 dGniiefi inpitta'
man lauIun nyIistdtdd Sumalaa,
ppbad, foImipbteista." &un mield
5eurafunta oil meiiannut mirren, Iau
fui piispa German Hober9b alfu'
terpebbptIen. Edmdn idlfeen lauloi
Ieurafunta ia fuoro nppbd."
Rufoufien idIfeen pitt piispa iitten
TuomenfieIiien pubeen tefstinddn pi.
AZ: 9, 3. rNiinfuiu peura bimoitiee
meiioiiue, min minun iieluni bimoit'
fee Sinua. SumaIa. Winun fielhni
iauoo Sumalaa, eIdmdd Sumalaa.
Miuoin iaan mind tuaa ia ilmestpd
SumaIan fasmoien eteen?A
Sun mdIiud oil I%eurofunnan ia
fuoron muoroIauluna laulettu pirli
2 mirFfiriasto, pitt piispa toiien pu'
been ruotin fieleud, iofa iuomen'
nettuna tdsia fofofaiIuubesiaan JUL
foistaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26
Riittakaa Berraa!

Sanot 2aIion firfon feqoien pdi'
fpdIoittoo n.
pi. 100.
Riemuittaa,
2oitfi mao
Eultaa, peiiottoo;
Sloua
Riemuud
6erroo poIipeltaotie!
TieidfdG, ett Serra on
SumoIo, bdn eIobon
Meib6t lot
Mrmon tot
SHi lopSen ormobon,
6due meiIotfooite!
Riemnittoo,
0aifti mao!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

Run oamupdimdad eipat Idbes'
fddn taiffi baluamat pddsieet mib'
fimGiubIaan, toistettiin iuaua feuo
S:lta julian mnifaaIinen puoli, iol
Ioin fuoro mp0s IauIoi firfonfeuo-
len idpeImddn Seitfi alemetin Ie.
pittdm iItolauIun lanai.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

Slemme tGnGGn foona fpibfimds'
I'd tdtd rafennusta SumaIan temppe'
lief, misId SumaIaa, iiiemme Su'
maIaa ia !Serraa npfpiiet ia tulefpa1
iufupolmet palpelefpat. Sn tobeuo
neutrality-suspicious. Ieitfa, ettd tdmd
rafennus, iofa p%aItapana fohottaa
buippunIa taipasta fobben, on nous
tut oitana Min Iempttomana ia ritz
findi1end fuin nDtpinen aifa on,
iouoin epdusfo ia toifausfo taiste'
Ietpat panbaa, ipuoiitmbanfien fofe'
mullen mobpistamaa totuutta mas
taan, iouoin pbd uuIia i%uuntia ia
puoIueita efiintpp usfonnon aIaua
tabtoen repid f~appaIeifIi fen firfon,
ionfa SumoIan ianaan perustumo
oppi on ouut molona faniomme eld'
mds5d, moimana find moifeasia
taisteIusia, iota ie on fdpnpt iailpt'
tddfIeen olemasiaoIonia ia tdpttddt'
Ieen tebtdpdnid.
Std tdqaiiena oifana on tdmd ra'
fennus ppstptettp, oiottaa, ettd mie'
Id on nonta, iotta rafastatpat Su'
moIaa ia banen ianaania ia pmmdr'
tdmat, ettd fuuIioiiena oleminen iu'
maIauiIeue totuubele on ibmiIen on
men ia autuuben ehtona aioSia ia
iianfaitfiIuubeSia. Sdstd on meiodn
SumaIaa fiitettdmd ia ilotttotua Ut
I'd, ettd bdn tdndfin oifana on idi'
Ipitdnpt itieneen niitd, iotfa eifpdf
ole polmiaan notfistaneet oian cpd
iumalile, paan rafaStapat ia bor'
ioittapat toIi Sumolon polipelusto.
Sdbdn Sumalan palnelemifeen
bensesIa ia totuuoesia on tdmdnfin
ppban toimitutien, iofa on meiodt
tdnne tdnddn Sumalon fasmoien e.
teen foone tuonut febotettafpa Ia
iobbettopa meiia faiffia. 9dmdn
febotufien tobbomme liittdd ienroa'
Min Ianoibin. ionfo luemme 1OO:sia
funinsas Daamioin piolmeisto: vi.
100: 2-5.
9efshsIdmme pubutoon faboen
I~oiIesto SumaIon palmelemtieSid.
@nFnndfin Observation-Disclosures TO-
ia SumaIon t%anion on iofa pdtwd
ia ioto betfi barioitettamo. Wautto
tdsia pubutoan mnDsfin !Serron
polmelemiiest Sta, Observation-Disclosures
to, iota barioitetoan ppbdfDsid,
buoneesio mifa on erifoiIesti pibit'
tp eIdmaae SumolnIle ia bdnen pal
weIemiIeaeen, ia misid banen fun
niouIa oiuu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26
Stallion firfom
fellojen SawelmGdn.

Sean SibeIiufien feuofdmelm ddn,
iofa ioi &auion firfon tornista, on
maist. 6eitfi &lemetti Iepittdnpt Ieu.
raatpat ianat:
1 no. pddttpp tpD,
ioutum pD,
betfi lemon Ip5:
futin iaa
fiirubtaa
mneu taitomoiaon.
Wdipneen fe mirtpoittaor
uupuneeDe uubestoan
elon iuo.
toipon tuo,
pimepben piiIoiStaon
oamm toos FUN aioa-
pddtpp tpD
ioutuu pD.
2 10. 2erran mpDS
elon.tpbS
lopun iaatpa on:
3uonen maa
obottoo,
IpIiinid fun fulfee. -
Waan fuin p1nt;a idlfeen
nus
poistao pdimdn polfeus,
niinpd mpDS
iefin lie,
iota fuolon fautto tpie
tirftnuteen fultee.
Sospa Zen
muistois fen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

2Io puoli miibeItd fofoontui iubla'
pdimauifiue 2ristiuiien matfaiIiiafo'
bin SospitTin uuteen ruofoialiin noin
Tatafunta benfilDd, etupddsid rafen'
n~ustpbsid toimineita iobtobenfilDitd
Iefa Ieurafunnon poppeia ia tirtfo'
neumostoien idienid. TiIaiiuubesia
pulpit ropasti 9iIben I%ouiuen MIN.
rafennustoimifunnon fiito uiiuuben
2auion sirfon taitatpaue luoialIe
arffitebti 6. SonctiIe, rafennustpDs.
I'd toimineine benfilDiqe iefd Triton
acknowledgements. puheeieen mass
taft arffitebti Sonct.
Wield pulpit SDrndiisid ennen
toimineena poppina firffoberra &
Gnfwiit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26
adbdu tabbenlaiIeem iumoIonpaI.

tpelemiieeu tulee Smmalan moninaiS'
ten bpmienteeoien febotiaa ia aiaa
meitd. @ipdttd ndmd bpwdttpDt ole
ainoastaan niitd Sumolan tefoia,
ioita bdn tefee I~uoiana, pIdpitdidnd
la bauitfiiana, tpaan my6Stin SUI
malan erifoifia armotefoia bdnen
Ieurafuntaania ia fen ptftpiiid idie.
MID fobtaau. ie ormo ia totuus, min
Ed .bda on belle ilmoiitanut.
EduaiIea eddipdn Sumalan palme'
lemiien ct ole oltaapa prianralmelus'
ia, iota tebbddn i~IeffdiSId tarfotufs
fisia tai patosta. Gen on tapabbut'
tapo ben9esid ia totuubesTa. Sloua
on Serraa paIweltapa eifd tusfa'
mielin. Gen poimana on oletpa Sus
maIan raffaus Sseelufiesio aristnf:
lesIa, tbmiIeu tor:.mano IDnnit aa.
teetItantamana ia p%pbittdpdnd or
mona, iofa tefee bdnet fpfenemafIi
faitfeen bpWddu tpDbon Sumolan
tabtoa tefemddu.
Wtutta tdmdn eldpGn Sumalan
palpeIemiIen on mpDsfin oltatpa
tobistnfIena ibmifiIe Sumalan or
mon moimasta, febotutie emo ipntt'
file fddntpmddu barbateiltddn Ia
antamaan Ipbdmenid ia faiten, mis-
I'd Sumalalta omat Iaaneet, Snma'
Ian paIpelufieen iefd plistdmddn
bdnen ppbdd nimeddn ia fiten lola
IaabafIeen life fofea, ettd Serra on
bpud ia bdnen ormonia festdd
iianfaiffiiesti ia bdnen us%fouiiuuten'
Ia polynesia polneen.
Siten iumalanpalpelus ppbdtoss
ia, benaesfd ia totuubesia b%arioitet'
tuna, antaa uutta moimaa Sumalon
fanIaue palpeIemadn Sumalaa io'
eapdimdiiesid futiumuffesia, poel'
tamaon bdnen teiDddn ia tefemddn
tpstd bdnen maltafuntanI hpmdfli,
min eta faifti maat nostaiItpat ries
mubuubon 9erraue ia Sumalan pail
meliiain fasmama iouffo tulifi rie'
mubuuboin bdnen fasmoienia e.
teen.
Gristiqinen ieurafunta! Niin lopit
fnuuefin SumalaaIi palmeuo, ionfa
armoa ia raffautta r~uniaasia mdd'
rim olet Iaanut nauttia menneind pdi'
mind ia npfpbetfendfin. Siiben on
mpDsfin tdmd temppeli febottafpa
inua ia idlte!diidfi, iufupolmea tot
ienia idlfeen.
2aifft, mifd maan pddud on, on
Ifatoapoa. Eaimaat ia moa fatoa'
not, foiffi ihmisteot mdtdnemdt ia
IIanfeanot fofoon, mutta Sumalan
llama eli moi bdfpitd eifd bdpid, ie
ppIpp iianfaiffiiesti, miten maibtelut
ibmiselGmGG runtelemottin, miten
fuoIeman iddtdmd piima f~aatanee'
Elm Iufupoltpen toiienia idlfeen. Mu'
tuas on Ie fania, ionfa Sumala
Serra on. Iutuaita ne, iotta funle'
mat Sumalon ianaa ia fdtfetpdt ien.
9dstd Sumalon iianfaiffiieSti festd'
mdstd 5onasta an tdmd !Serran
buone tobiStatpa nptpaiaue Ia tule'
miue tpuoIiae.
Daltamana foboaa tdmd buone
ioipasta fobben forfeaae pli ibmis'
o5untojen. Cen iorni miittaa taipaa'
Ieen pdin ia on pafanana febotuf'
Iena nellie faifi0e. ettemine mieltdm'
me ia barrastufiamme fitoiIi moo'
han ia ndfpmdiIin foppaleiiiin,
moan iuuntaiimme pprfimpfiemme,
tp1mme, foto fehitnfiemme toipaal
IiSeen mailman. iofa on olemiiem'
me pddmddrdnd, ia atpaiIimme ~
bdmemme iiantaittiieue, ppbittdmdl'
lie noimaGle, iotia me, oiaaiIina uu'
besto eldmdstd usfosia Seeiutieen
aristufIeen, u~sfouiiesti ia iloiten
tapt.siEmme futIumutiemme idsid
mooilmasIa ia fppipiIimme firffont
ia morten SumoIon toitpaauiiesio
maItafunnasia.
9ouioIe on tdmd temppelt perrs'
iettu. 0ouiosta nouiemat fen mnurit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

2iittden,
Weiiaten
Serran buoneeien
Hientdfdd,
2iittafdd
9dnen nimednid.
Siud Serra bppd on.
Saupeutenia Ioputon.
Sidti
ppiDppi
Totuutenia nerraton,
9anen bpmppttdnia.
Muistataa,
uSfofaa!
Sulius @nSItr0m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

listettama. Tule mieIeqdfi perran
ppbdff15n nDprdnd fuuIemaan Ger.
ran ianaa, iofa ON totinen Ia moi
antaa opetmsta. 2dtfe ie fpbdmeeii.
ota ie mufaaf fotiifi, aiatteIe fitd
tpSsidIi, iOtapdimdiisid puubisioF,
waeIa fen maIosia iofa pdimd.
adptd mpDsfin oifein !Serran fauii.
to iaframenttia, ioita tddqd iaetaan.
anno SumoIan mapaan. aniatie.
mattoman armou wirtoien, ictfa
9erran armopdlifappaIeitten fautta
tariotaan ia annetaan, ppbittdd TO.
TO olemutiefi, ettd toto benfeii ia
iieIuIi Ia ruumiifi idiIpiIitpdt nubteet.
tomina 9erramme SeeiutIen &ris.
tufien tulemiIeen.
Siuoin iaat fofea, ettd 9erran ia.
na on SnmaIan ppimu, iofa tdpttad
ibiHislpbamen lola ia riemulIa ia
antaa iinuae lobbutusta ia raubaa
taifisia uian fdrIimpfiisid. Siaoin
iaat fofea, ettd 9errau etpanfeliu'
mista mirtaatpat iianfaiftiien eld'
mdn poimat, iotta tefemdt i5miien
mdfemdti taistelemaan totumoen
puolesta ia panemaan pois lpnnin
Ia palpelemaan eldmdd Snmalaa.
Siaoin SumaIan fiunaus feuraa Il.
nua eldmdsid ia fuolemasIa ia tdss
I'd temppelistd tulee iinuae len ppbds
FIN e%lifartano, misid Sumalan firf'
faus laffaamatta idteilee, ia misid
Sumalan fania Iaa fatieua bdnen
faSmoiaan ia ifuiIesti riemuita len
Serran palosIa, ionfa armo festdd
iianfaiftilesti ia ionfa usfouiiuus
ppIpp polpesta polmeen.
8un piispan apuna toimineet pa.
pit - romasti 9iloen, firtfoberra
8oos ia GnsitrDm, past. Sampen,
firffobra Surmerinta ,pastorit Solm
item ia 8pman, tri Sapolin, past.
Wauen, firffobrat SlIoni ia @nf'
.
wiIt Extraordinarily iefd pastori
Muren - olinat fufiu lufeneet ti'
Iaiiuuteen iopimon raamatnnfoboan,
lauloi fuoro tornin fe~aoienIotton
~idestdesid, firtfobra G%nsitrDmin
niitten idmelmddn iepittdmdt ianat:
rRiemuitfaa, faiffi mao, iotfa JUL
failemme fofonaiiuubesiaan toiiesia
p~aieasia.
piispan lauiuman raubanterpeb'
bptIen, ieurafunnan fiitosmirren ia
loppurufoufIen idIfeen lauloi fuoro
'Slmori 2robnin idmeltdmdn, pIetpd'
benfiien 10 piaImin iefd lopufii
r3unnia oIfoan Sian ia poian ia
ppbdn 9en9en".
8irtosta poistuttaisia ioitti mr.
furi Hptman erddn piuttin idmel'
lpfIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-26

essmes sstifs.

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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-06-13
3 CENT FARES WILL
 MEAN A BIG LOSS
ARIZONA EASTERN LINES WILL LOSE $12,0O0 EACH MONTH BY PASSAGE OF THE BILL.

Phoenix, June 10.-A net reduction of approximately $12,OOO per month il the passenger revenues of the Arizona Eastern lines will be the blow to the railroad company effected by the oper ation of the new Scent fare law sign ed late last Wednesday by Governor C.. w. P. Hunt after passage by the legislature.
 This is the calculation of the off cials in the traffic department of the Arizona Eastern heaqduarters in Tue son, and does not tell the whole of the story, which in all it's details is very grewsome, from the railroad s standpoint.
 The rest of it is that there will he at least the above amount of loss if the total receipts were figured on the basis of a straight five cent per mile present revenue. Counting in all clergymens rates and other half-fare tickets, special rates for excursions, reductions from the regular fare by the use of scrip, etc., the cut will be much greater, the officials state.
 The news of the signature of the bill by Governor Hunt was wired to General Passenger Agent Charles s Fee at general headquarters of the Southern Pacific system in San Fran. cisco.
 Even under the old rates, the of ficers claim, passenger receipts bare ly cover, or fail to cover, the cost of operating the train service.