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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
JUST A POSY FROM
IRISH WIT GARDEN

Los Angeles Cal. May 3.-Tim Nc
Gratb. formerly trainer and manager
Or Tom Sharkey, is in town. Tim is
selling mineral water and has made a
lit as a salesman. He is a great wit
and can tell about as many amusing
experiences in connection with the
prize ring as any man in the country
IF he ever took a job as a monolog
artist he would make the greatest kind
OF a hit
He told a good one on Tom Sharisey
When Tom fought Fitzsimmons in San
Francisco some years ago he wrote
shortly before the fight to his folks
back in ireland and told his father
that he expected TO be the champion
Of the world after he trimmed Fitz.
Fitz knocked Sharkey all oyer the
ring. then lost on a foul
Many thought at that time that the
fight had been arranged for FLtz to
allow Sharkey to stay eight rounds At
any rate. Sharlley was badly used up
when Bob got through with him. The
news Travelled TO Ireland that Sharkey
was in a bad way, and NcGrath says
q few DAYS after the fight Shsrkey gOr
2 message from his father that read as
follows. Dear Tom, I hear YOU are
dead. Answer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
GAVE HIMSELF away.

1t was the first time he had sub
mitted to the ministrations CT a valet.
and while his friends man prepared
his bath and put q beautiful edge on
his razor he reflected with inward sat
isfactiOn that there was nothing in his
suit case that would not bear the
scrutiny Of critical eye. His even
ing clothes boz the tab OF a Fifth
avenue tailor and his linen came from
an equally lrreprOachable source. The
trees in us ready-made pumps might
hide their humble origin. he hoped
in the glory of his shoe bags. There
w9s nothing to betray to his SNUG
mental that such service had not been
his daily portion.
Everything went swimmingly and he
took his collar from the Wallets hand
with a comfortable sense OF having
risen superior to circumstance: but his
punishment was at hand. With the
Carelessness Of long habit he applied
his tongue to one button hole and
another. Bebore the moistening pro-
cess had reached the third button
hole the valet interrupted:
Beg pardon, sir; but that's been
done Sir'-Sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
TOP NOTCH PRICES
FOR TEXAS CATTLE
st. Louis Market Proves At
tractive to West Texas
StOckmen.

St Louis. National Stock Yards. Ill.
May 3-The high prices prevailing az
the St Louis market were illustrated
yesterday in both grass and fed cattle
ers. shipped by W W Jones, Of Hebron
vile, Tex, arrived at noon, We're wa
tered for good fill and sold immedi-
ately under strong competition lot
Jones refused $3.50 for these cattle
AT Fort Worth and was offered 80
there. after they had been loaded for
St Louis. DeduCting freight feed bill
Of So per car. the very slight shrink, If
any. as the cattle had fed at Fort
Worth before leaving and again at Sc
dalia. No, before reaching here. yard
agent commission, etc, leaves Mr..
Jones $50 a car. OF S400, additional
profit on his consignment over and
above what he was offered at Fort
Worth
ATessrs. Ingraham. Flower and Jen-
nings, of west Texas marketed two
loads of fed cattle. weighing an aver
aEe of 1851, at So, and one loaG OF
fed cattle. weighing 1913. at $3.50. They
were plain quality. but good 1leSh.
These same men marketed fed cattle.
weighing 1924 at Kansas City week
ago for $50
The difference in price in favor OF
st. Louis is due Ii is claimed, TO lOca-
tion. the packers preferring to leave
their cattle for slaughter at the center
Of distribution, and St Louis IS only
few miles from the exact center or
population. 1t is also due to the
scarcity Of cattle and hogs here, the
corn crop being the poorest last year
il ever was and very few native cattle
being fed for market and they bringing
as high as $3.50. Hogs bring higher
prices than for years, and spring lambs
sold Yesterday at the St Louis yards
for $3.50 per cwt
Yesterday r J. Brown. of Henrietta
Tex. received $50 for four loads Of
cattle. averaging 1924, and J. d. Cor
nell. Of Hannah. Okla. sold 10 loads of
short fed thin cattle at $3.50 and states
that there Is more money in second fed
cattle at this market than IN years
NJ J. Tancred Of Dustin, Okla, got
this same price for 119 head that av-
eraged 949. There was a lively scene
in the quarantine section, when the
Texas cattle came in today. and bidding
was brisk. Buyers would have taken
many more at equally high prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03

Anderson. Ind. Nay 3.-To
supplant lswnmowers on the
links Of the Anderson Country
club the club has bought and
installed on its premises a herd
of 166 sheep at a cost OF $500
For several years il has cost
the club more than $1,000 a year
TO keep the grass down TO the
proper height for golf players
and the grass cutting item had
become a burden. The club links
afford fine feeding grounds for
the sheep and the club figures
that II viii have further remun-
Grafton from the sheep by the
sale OF wool. The idea Of hav-
ing sheep Craze on the links is
followed on most Of the large
golf courses in Scotland. To
Nurther reduce expenses the An
Ss-sOn Country club has also
5feAensed with the services OF
Confessional Instructor. Fred
Pen instructor for two years
Das+ f-as gone to Chicago. He
hr7+ -acsntly returned from his
o1d home in Scotland. His broth
or is golf Instructor on the links
Of The coT1ptry club at Muncie
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03

Upon request OF valley farmers and
fruit growers, The Herald adds 70 It's
market report the wholesale prices It
IS generally understood that these
prices are just 1G per cent more than
the produce buyers pay the farmer for
his product
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
Strawberries Drop To Ten Cents A Box;
New Potatoes Make Advent In the Market


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
JUMPS TO DEATH
TO ESCAPE PRISON
Globe Man Kills Himself to
Keep Out Of the
Penitentiary.

Globe, Ariz. May Frank Ballant,
fearing the sentence he was about TO
receive IN the superior court yester-
day and stating that he would rather
be dead than serve a long term in the
penitentiary, made a sensation leap
from the bridge of signs" that con-
meets the ella county pail and court
house. dashing his brains out on the
pavement 40 feet below
Ballant was visited in his cell last
Sunday by an unknown man who told
him that he would get 90 years sure,
as he had committed a crime Of the
first degree" After this he brOOded and
appeared melancholy, talking very
much about the case He gave away
hi stObaccO before leaving the jail
stating that he had no further use for
il. Had Ballant taken his sentence. It
IS understood that a light one had
been assigned him
The unusual spectacle was afforded
Of prisoners. confined in the county
jail, being summoned to testify before
cOrOner's jury Ballant was a native
of CazenZs, italy, and leaves relatives
in this country and Italy. He had lived
I'm Globe eight years and was % years
OF age He was convicted in the sU-
perior court last week Of assault with
intent TO cimmiJ murder on a Mexican
in Miami uring March
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
FANCY PRICES FOR
LAS VEGAS FIGHT
Promoter Declares That He
Expects $4,000 to Be
Taken in at Gate.

Chicago. Ill. May 3--Ihe range OF
championship fight at Las Vegas, july
4 viii be SIS. $50 and $40
This was the statement Of Jack Cur
lev. promoter Of the right mere lasl
7fgb+ ETa added that the arena, II filled
to capacity will net the promoters
$50 600 This would mean paying In
vestment. he said. for all concerned
Las Vegas promoters were anxious
for a General admission ticket. but
Curley argued against it. holding that
the patrons Of such show would be
eager 10 pay the extra amount to be
sure Of a place Of vantage
Him FIvnn and Curley left for the
scene Of the proposed match last night
Flynn TO begin his training and Curley
TO superintend the building Of the
arena.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
LEAVE FOR MESILLA
FOR TRACK MEETING
High School and Y. NJ. c. A.
Send Teams to Big Field
Day Tomorrow.

AS the saying goes. everything is in
readiness for the track meet tomorrow
10 be held at Nesilla Park under the
auspices of the Southwestern Amateur
Athletic federation
The high school viii have a quintet
Of entrants for this event while the
y. II. c. A. win send about IS men for
the competition.
The train Will leave at S:45 tomorrow
morning and the local athletes viii re-
turn by night. There has been much
local interest current in the meeting,
as it viii be first time this season that
local track athletes have gotten to-
gether-
H L. Mitchell coach Of the Y N. c..
A team, and Irving Schwartz, manager
OF the High school team are confident
that their squads viii gain their full
quota Of points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03


WHOLESALE, soc per lb)
Cucumbers (fancyl ----uc and 25c each
Sweet potatoes. sc 10. 6 lbs for zoe
wholesale. &C to SC per Ib)-
Asparagus. --------..- zoe per 10.
Asparagus, valley ----------lUc bunch
CWhOlesale soc per dOz. bunches.l
Beets valley II bunch for sc. 3 for 1Oc
CWholesale, SOC per dOz. bunches-J
Mountain cabbage. ---------- &C per 10
Wholesale. SIC per ID
Brussels sprouts -.------.--. ZOc 10.
Carrots ..1 bunch for SC for l0c
(WhOlesale, 30c per doz- bunches)
q for 25cj
Lettuce. .-...-..10c q head, for csc
onions, green ---..-.---Z buncheS Tor &c
CWhoIesale. soc per doz. bnnches)
CWhOlesaIe, Sc per poundJ
Summer squash -.-------- -l7c 10
Tomatoes Observation-Disclosures 15c per 10
wholesale, $3.50 per crate)
Green beans ---------.----.- -15c ID
New white onions ----------bc per 10.
Turnlps. --.------ .9c a 10
Fresh wax beans .-----.-- l9c TO-
Watercress- --------.-t5 &c PEI ounc''
Potatoes .H------l IDS Tor zoe
wholesale. Sc per Id
fresh California green peas, zoe ID
Spinach -.--------.-.---5 sc 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
COPPER COPIED BY
T. WILLIAM PAPKE

New York, n Y. Nay Billy Papke,
Of Kewanee, III, former middleweight
champion, practically knocked out Bill
" Leitch. a former New York police
man, in the second round Of what was
scheduled TO be a 1O-rOUnd bout at the
National Sporting club here last night.
1t was Leitch's first fight as a pro-
fessiOnal Both men weighed in at
1913 IA pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03

AutOmobiles- valley Implement co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
STRAWBERRIES are cheaper. And
= strawberrles van be cheaper sum.

~ Now they cost 10 cents the box, as
against Is. two for %, a week ago
Now they cost $50 tray, and when
they get down to 81 tray IL VIII
be preserving time In the meantime
strawberries and cream is all the
thing in home and restaurant
Little is new in the market list But
there is a more plentiful supply OF the
sreenstuffs Of summer New potatoes,
the little round. sweet sort, are com
ing in well and are priced at cents
q pound New white onions are cheap
er at 6 cents. and green chill is cow
a notch TO the Is cent basis. Neat
prices are pat
suggestions and prices are as fol
lows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03

Grape fruit. Toe each; 8 for. ..----2 sc
Fresh pineapples ---..-.-.-.--S5 SOC each
Fancy eating apples loo Id, . for 25c
CWholesaIe, $500 to $500 per bOx)
Oranges ..20- 10 5OC per dOZ-
California navels 2Oc to oOc doz
(WhOlessle. $500 per bOx.)
Bananas. --...----2 Zoe 10 sue per dol
CWholesale. 4c per Id
Cranberrfes -.....---.-.-..-.2 quart
California Strawberries -...--.l0c box
vegetables
AguacdleS $1,000 &c dpLS-c
Parsnips oc a 10
New potatoes -...-...-.... &c per ID
California red cabbage -.-.------I0c ID
Artichokes ------ -----.------ 10c eacD
CauliflOwer- ------.-.. Loo per 10
Parsley. per bUlC.
Green chilli --..-..-..... loo per 10
Eggplant. ---...-...----.--l per 10.
Bell pepper ---------- --o9c per 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-03
BACK To NATURE

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
8ambea tappeln Saipaleella.

Wf. Z pdipdd naSten p0ud, freif
faIaiSfatoIiSten ADMINISTRATIONS,
poItettiin Taipaleen HuotfinIaareSIa'
taipanmufoista iubannusfoffoa.
Wdfed oil fofoqe fertpnpt palion, ia
tietenfin oil miinaiatIoia mutana ilo'
Iientddn fauppaamasia. Sltapuoli
p5std tuIui raubauiIesti, mutta mpDs
bemmdud ipntpi faubea tappelu.
Susi 2innunen SaipaleeItd puufot'
Ii tduDin ta%iftiaan 5:ttd miestd, tetd
liememmin, fetd maifeammin. Dai'
feimmin tuIi baamotetutfi Mntti 9pt'
tinen Sirmolanpaarasta. puuffo
tunfeutui Idpi S:n moiemman feub
fon ia patiaontelon. Samoin puu'
fotti 2innunen pabasti mpDstin
miinaiafia Surusta iefd pield B
miestd.
paifaue tdptiin noutamasl 81 Sipe'
perrin funnanlddfdrt Gbpoenius, io'
ia antoi puufotetuiqe emf aDun.
Wuut baamoitetut pddfimGt foteibins
ia baamoiaan boitamaan. mutta
Intti Spttiren tdptpi fulettaa auto.
mobiiliud, iofa telefonoitiin Spens
%IuuIta, faupunsin iairasbuoneeue,
ia fuuluu bdnen t%ilania oleman or
neluttatpa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

ldsId mietettiin ilta rattoilasti pubet
ben, lauluien y. m. maihbeuesla ia.
llieibin tubanfin nouieman pleiiD
ioufon aiemaua maStaanottaesIo
Iaapuinat ~unfarilaiIet pieraat ellen
Flo go lip. Wiipuriin. &un fpierai'
ia oil lauluaa termebbittp ia fobo'
tettu beibdn funniafi een folmifertai'
men mabtama elafDDn'buuto, %iaattoi
iuuri pleiiD beibdt maiapaiffaania.
SieItd Idboettiin betfiIen fuluttua IS
pildn pamilionfiin, pbd ebeueen iuu'
rem innostuneen pleiiDioufpn iaotta'
esIa ia eldfDDn'buutoia faiamttaesia.
Eddud nautittiin iaauinen. Suauis'
ten fuluesIa Iauiui toimittaia ). 9.
6. pauanne mieraat IaflanfieIeId
ternetuueifi.
YuheeIeen nastaIi mieraiben puo'
Iesia prof, u. Sanfo, fiittdeu terpeb
bptIestd ia pstdmduiIestd mastaon'
otosta. SItaa fulutettiin fifteen mpD'
bGGn innoStuneen mieliolan fpaui'
ties ia fummantin faniauiiuuoen lau'
laesIa fanIauislauluiaan.
GSpildn eoustaIe oil ferddntpnpi
tubanIiin nouiena ndfiiouffo unfd'
rilaisten nieraioen iieud olIesIa.
SGn6Gn mieraat, nautittuaan aa'
mufabmin fatielinat Wiipuria ia
mntfuetamat tdmdn idIfeen Smat
rane iatfaofIeen iieltd fiertomatfaan'
ia ebeueen Wuotiennistaqe, Canon
Iinnaan, Seinolaan |. n. e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
1tnfarilaiStem tpierailu.

ZOE. IL pm italia Flo 80 pieta
riSta tuIetpoao iunauo ioopui Wii'
puriin unforiloiIia nieraita faiffi
aan 81 benfilDd. niistd IL naista,
gIemane oil ferddntpnpt tubanfiin
nouIena ibmisiouffo tpieraita mas
taan ottamoon. Sunon iaanuttuo
louIoi rautatieIdisten miesfuoro
9uomen loulun. MiemoIta fiiripimdi
pieroot nierostoii 2oreliaon, miSId
paitfafuntoloisten muooostamon
Observation-Disclosures puolesto
oil mieroiGe moratti oiuunot. Noin
fuIuttua Idbtipdt wieroot Gs
iuanifne. Gimme mentdesFd
t~aiobuttiwat ioottoiot 3orioloisien
louIun, mibin foouuo mufaon Iiiitp'
mt Iuuri ibmisioutto pbtpi. Gspi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
aanSafonlnlatfo Saatfimasia.

,3oatotfo" lebbelle firioitetaon
Soaffimasta, etid nasiopoinofIi nil
ben pimepttd iuoTimain Sooffiman
funtoIoieten puuhiue, iotfa emf ipf'
ipsid tabtowot foulut fplmiue, on
muutomisIa f~nIdfunnisfa berdnnpt
nafana barrostue nuTien fouluien
oitoonioamiieffi. Niinpd aofonnie'
men tpIdIaiiet otpot defettdin oiias'
ia tuumittuaan pddttaneet rufpeto
fpIdanId omoa fouluo bommoa'
moan. Samoin on uhfouffia fuuIu
nut Qubtaosio, eitd Jos 2espaIob'
ben fouIu fpImine idtetddn, oman
touIun befin tpIddnid bommoomot.
Samoa mieItd lienemdt mpDs Dor,
mioIoiiet. iotta 10 touemmin opot
tnmolaisten fonsIa fouIusto fiisteIs
leet. Snnoftaasii puuboomat Ioro.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
piispamtarfastuS GGfblGS'G.

2eidf. IS p:ud toimitti arttipiispo
IS. Sobanion. aiesiori s. 3. 8ibrf
Iunbir ia romasti Ius. Wabitebtin
opustamana piiSpantarfaStufien
Sdfpldsid. &lo 10 aamuua alfoi
iumaIanpalmeIus firfosIo, iosia alt
taripaImelufIen toimittirpat 21pliDn
f%itffoberra' S. 10. 9annus ia pas
tori 6. pentti Guroioelto. Seurafun'
nan firftoberra q. 2orbonen pitt
faaanan Sohannes ewaneelistan la
noien ioboosta: Sofa on Sumolas'
to, ban fuulee Sumalan ianai; ien'
tdbben te cite fuule, ettette Sumalas'
to ole". Observation-Disclosures ldlfeen
pubui o%rffipiispa ieurofunnale. pu
beenia Id~btbfoboaffi ban molitIi a.
postoIi paafpolin ianat Eimoteuf'
iele: ga balaan finua ndbod, foS'
ia Iinun tnpneIes muistoa. eitd mi
nd lola tdpteitdi1iin! &osfa minun
mieIeeni tulee lie milpitDn uSfo, ioto
iinusIa on ia ionto totiiesii tieodn
IinusIa aiunon", pubui naiben Ia
noien ioboosta undergraduates ias
noia ienrofuntoIoiiae. Gen idlfeen
olfoi lututoioon fuulustelu. 3ierto
foulun opettoiot tuuIustelipot lopIio,
firtfoberra tahben miime muooen
rippitouIulopIet iefd muut papii
monbemman pden:
Gen idlfeen oItoi Ieu~rotunnon benz
geuiIen titan hntfiminen ia orttipiis
pa IouIui mielibpmdnfd 'iitd ett6
fristin tieto oil ilobbuttopoeti eois
ipnpt. 9dn oil fiiben erittdin tpptp'
ndinen, Iomointuin Iiibentin ettd
uubet firiot oIinot pleiieSti inlleei
t6ptdniDDn ieuratuntoloisten fesfuu
oesia. Xoputfi ostui orttipiispd olt'
toriue ia pubui Ipodmeen fdppid la
noio poomalin Neutrality-suspicious.
3 hpun Ia ndrippien ioboodo
febottoen etiimddn niitd, iotta onot
fiead plbadnd, misTa aristus istuu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

9enraalifupern0Drin ieuraon tds
mdn fdpbesid nuoelIofirfouo beindf.
4 pnd oil liittpnpt efds Iieud feidd
oIustopa nendldinen fenraoIi go
pom, fertootieen bdneue paiffatun'
nan olpisto ia ndpttddfieen fen NIB
tdmpptTid. Ututta fun ieurue Idbti
moomiestoululta mendldiIeqe firfols
lie, foaiui fenraoli popom dffiG
moontieIe, tuollen poitoue, Iuultas
nosti ipbdnholpaufieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
Sapmen .Sabetpsieuran i~uatalais
i1bet1StbD.

pastori 2lrnolb S6alin on tarios
utunut Suomen 2dbetpsI euran ldbe'
tifii iuutalaisten tesfuubesia ia Jon.
fa iobtofunta puolestaan on tdbdn
tpDbDn ottanut, on tdnd fenddnd
lopuuiiesti molmistnutunut tdtd tpD.
I'd marten. WiimetIi fdmi bdn opin'
tomatfaqa erindifisid poitoisia Cot
iasia ia Stdmalta.n nfarisia ndb'
bdfieen fdptdnnDuistd iuutalaisldbes
tpstd barioitettanan ia iamaua laus
batieen Ielmiue, misid ebfd diff pa'
raSta tdtd tpDtG altaa. Yastori
iScbalinin fertomufIe EN- Iaatuaon on
iobtofunta fifteen foettanut mabboui'
fimman tarfoin punnita afiaa, ia
tuIut Iiiben pddtotieen, ettd pastori
Scbalin rpbtpp ALBANIAN ~iuutalais'
ldbespstG foetteefii S5ernomit5in EAU.
punsisia 9ufominasia, Stdpalta'
l1nfarin faaffoisoiasia ia ettd bdn
Idbtee finne emf Iofafuun ulusi ia.
Siiben iaafta mattustaa ban fpti'
maasia tefemdsid ieIfoa %iuutaIais'
Idbetpfien tpDstd.
Suomen iuutalaiIia Ell iobtofunta
uieasta ippstd ole pitdnpt iopimana
tpDalana, ainafoan toistaiieffi maan
on ie fationut, ettd on enemmdn be-
b%eImduiien tpDn eoeaptpffid ienouiss
ia, iosia iuutolaiiia on Iufuiiammin
fuin tGdq6 SuomeSIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
YprtIanb, Ore.

Terne iIoSta aiasta orpoHot Iut'
taian I%ufiiat!
Wonesti oIen oitonut piirtdG iota'
Elm Iebteen, moon Iupt on oIut mos
neuIaiiet ia iuurimpana tpaituttaio'
ma on fait olIut laiStuus, iofa on
pfIi paba ipnnin IifiD ,ioSto apostoIi
%ianoo: rGttd ipnti, iofa meibin aino
tarttuu ia bitoatIi tefee. "yliin bitoot
Il monesia iubteesTo, eitd meild eld
mdntien matfoiliio,lofin olifi polion
ferSfausto Sumalon ormosta ia
lopIifasteen umoesto ipntpmiIestd ia
Iiud merboomme nelttouttamme.
Wutta minun pmmdrrptieni on Su.
molon ianaSta, ettd Jos 4ristutien
roftams meiSId tobeIisto maitutus.
ia oifoon ioa, min Ell ie iaui meiid
I5pidd ioutiIosno ia bebelmdtt1mind
moouifiiu exempt fuin benseaifiin
tddr oiioibin ndbben. \ SeeIus idtti
%oppiIoiaeen ia oil life eIdpa
tpSsid, pubeesia ia toimin.
nasio, fppneIin moIpoen ia rufoil.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
Yapiston tpimeenpanemia bleiiid
fef1fublia.

&dfiIalmen ropastifunnan papit
omat pddttdneet rutpeta panemoan
toimeen pleiiDd marten ~feIdiublia
mnoron perddn fusIafin romasti,
funnan ieurafunnasia fontra btifo
fousten p%btepbesid. %Gnfimdinen oil
feidt. ~ pnd ppbdidrpead. Sir.
fosia pibettitn iumalanpaIweIus,
iosia alttaripalmeIutien toimitimat
pastorit SeiffiId ia piispala, ia
saarnai imat pastorit 2ilius ia Gai,
nto.
9otoufiesia pappilosia fesfustel.
tin iltapdindad monismista. Iiial.
lien aluStufi en idlfeen, ionfa oil
tebtdmdtieen iaanut romasti Reiio'
nen, Iufeutut tpilfas f~esfusteIu, Jon.
Ia tdptdnnDaiien hllotIenu oil ,e,
ettd pddtetttin rumeta tduaiIisIa fe'
idiublisIa pitdmddn eiitelmid iuurem'
paafin Dleii6d marten %erittdintir
niistd benfiIistd mirtaufiista, lotto
aiasfa liiffuu. Soinen Julia mielc
tdnd feidnd pddtettiin toimeenpanno
Satfolasia elofuun 13 p. NuoriIoc
marten banfitaan finne eritpiner
nuoriIopubuia. 2ofoutiesia oil II
pappia. poisIa oil pari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
aupIlnt nrfnia fOittaesin.

2apeuimeStari 2auri puufari fuo.
II feidf. 30 p. 2oppeenrannasia ~
bdnbaImautieen ~ioittoesia urfuia
firfoSia. Wainaio oil as nuotta
monba.S an oil iuorittonut Wuiiiffi'
opiston urfufursTin ia toimi Sop
peenrannan firiaston boitaiana, 10.
@. 2:n fapeuimestarina ia pbteis'
foulusIa neutrality-suspicious..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

Sumalan oifeaua fdbeud ia pprfi.
mddn taiwaaaiiiin eifd maauiIiin a.
Tioibin. Weibdn eldmdmme on Eat
fettp &ristufien fansIa SumaIasia
Ia fun 2riStus tulee ilmoitetufIi, ill
Ioin mefin ilmoitetaan bdnen fans.
iania funniasf ia.
E~ilaiiuubesia oil firffo tdp5ien
tdpnnG faniaa ia toimitus oil iublal.
linen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

Turun ia porin lddnistd GA, miis
purin Iddnista 40, Wiffelin lddnis'
I'd "a, &uopion lddniStd 25, Waa'
ian IddnistG GA ia Sulun lddnistd
80, eli pbt' $40. Ndistd fuuIuu hiss
toriaIis' fielitieteeIinen oIastoon IA
ia fasmatusopiaiieen oiastoon 222.
uuIia opisfelioita ilmoittautau iofa
pdimd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
GupmalaiSten b6oGnalaiStem

bptpdtii 9roiiliasia, on rDa9ens
Sibnin9in" tpimeenpanemasia ferd'
pfIesid tertpnpt 2,139 m:faa. STA.
bat ldbetetdGu atpun tarpeesi a oles
wiae iaettomotii. Sauitus foitti eb'
taistd ferapstd, fieltdmdud fen,
Wtutta ,auttamasta eli moi fufaau
fieltGG."