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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-03-13

We have just received our new
spring line of +Ginghams. Red
Seal, Toile de Nord and Yep
hyr. We are offering these
15c values, one and all, for a
short time only 80. .121ac
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-03-13

New spring line of mems low
Shoes, black and tan, button
and lace, in all grades, from
$3.50 to 80. -. -. $500
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-03-13
Ladies' Hose

During this sale. we are offering
you our regular 15c values in
ladies' Hose, also lot of bet
ter ones in broken sizes .. Sc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
DISTRICT CONVENTION APRIL .,
Convention to Nominate Candidate
Fm. Congress VIII Also BE Held
In Burlington During Month Of
June.

At a meeting of the republican
committee of the first congressional
district, held Tuesday afternoon at
the Van Ness House, 1t was decided
to hold the district convention in
Burlington on Tuesday, April 0, at
two O'Clock p. m, and, II satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made, to
hold the convention for the nomina-
ton of congressmn in Burlington In
June in conjunction with the conven
ton to nominate State oafficers.
The meeting to be held in April
has TO do with the election Of two
delegates and two alternates to the
national convention. to be held In
Chicago, and 35s delegates from diff
ferent towns and cities In Vermont
are expected to ttcnd. The chair
man of the convention will be Thad-
deus l.. Kinney OF South Hero and
the meeting will be in The Strong
theatre. Saturday, March 30 was
selected as the date for the pri-
mary meetings for the purpose OF
electing delegates,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
NOTICE To ADVERTISERS

ii sta,n becomes necessary foF Nv
10 tAil the liis@toI o. our 5000
friead. The Gdv.stlssp in Tie Joar'
AL that, 80 order 10 male spth 81
ID. sAsEs.. ~ they desire 70 hars
mss. IL 10 sl~oiut.iy necessary that
copy for the sane 10 IN iAs ot'los
moi later than Tuesday morning 81
the l~sirnirs ~ business Ilh 70
osiy ia isstios "a our patrons |"
~.li a. ourselves The Journal 10
prinisd on wednesday Iirh, % {.
10 10 In the malls N. fret thins On
Thursday nornina
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
II. A. LAWRENCE KILLED.
Prominent Rutland Lawyer Was
frying 10 Turn or an Electric
Ifpht

Rutland. March IL Robert A..
Lawrence was cloctrocuted at his
home here Sunday morning about ,
o'clock while standing In bath
tub half full Of water and at the
same time attempting 60 turn an
electric switch.
Mrs. Lawrence heard . cry IN the
bathroom and found her husband
hanging TO the switch she saw
where the trouble lay and dragged
the body 10 the floor Physicians
we're summoned a, once aud pro-
nouneed death to have been ins'an-
,aneons from clec;rocuiion
The lighting company has tested
the circuit leading TO the house and
finds them In perfect order @ith no
short circuit az grounds II Is be-
iieyed Sir Lawrenccs hand was wei
aud this with his feet IN the water
gave az almos, perfect contac, which
mas have been combined with some
weakness o. vital organ 10 render
the light current OF 10 volts fatal
sir Lawrence was 80 years old
and the son q Mr. and Mrs Geo.
4 Lawrence Who survive him re
was educated al the Rutland high
school and the University Of Yer
mont aud was admitted to the bar
IN 1901 We bad been states a,'or-
ne, 81 Rutland county and vas .
member Of the firm Of Lawrence,
Laxrenoe. and Stafford lie was az
alternate 10 the Republican national
eossoa,lon 81 isbs Ne vas regard
ID a. one Of The mos, prolnising
young lawyers Of the state and has
always taken part - Republican
politics
He married lAs, April Miss Mar
s,lsAney. daughter % w D. c siie
ney 10 nmhei. nho survives bin
he also leaves a brother EdSiu v
Lawrence. who IS general eounh'
~ ihs Ruunna railroad here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

reform of our tax system, continued
highway Improvement, the building
up OF our broken down communities.
the extension Of industry new de-
velopment OF agriculture and a pull
all together TO make the Vermont
OF the future greater and better
than the Vermont OF the past
Until your issue came to me ]
had never dreamed that there were
self appointed eensors whose duty
IL was to pass upon fellow citizens
credentials, ! had supposed that
the citizens themselves retained the
right and still think that they re-
tain and Will maintain that right to
the uttermost.
have been aware for a long time
that there are some who do not
like me or the paper which pub
lish. because have dared to make
IL a newspaper, instead of party
organ. because have opened its
columns to all sides Of all questions,
because those who disagree with me
can get their ideas presented in the
columns OF my paper, and because
instead of forever telling the read
ers of the paper what they ought TO
believe, have tried, with what lit
tie ability I possess, to aid them in
securing the facts and the varying
opinions of Others. that they might
be the better enabled TO form a just
judgement for themselves,
| am willing to leave the case
with the citizens Of Bennington coun
ty and the state OF Vermont and,
whatever their decision, shall be
content,
Very truly yours.
FRANK T.. HOWE
Bennington, Vt. March H. 1912
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
Estate of lydia R. Bell
Order Of Notice Guardians Notice to
Sell Real Estate.

l1rUer OF NOtlct ouuiuiNh . A'"''' ~
Sell Real Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Man
chester s..
The Honorable Probo,e Couu .for NE Dis.
tifct Aforesaid:
TO all persons interested IN the astste OF
''S WviHaEREas, application IN writing hath
been made To this Court by the guardian o.
Wm. q. Beatiie. Theresa H. Beattie, Jessie
!. Rcattie yeda A. Beattie, Gasp Roose.
yelI Boattie, Carroll \. Beaitie. rye N
gaattie, Ada II. Benttle, and Angnsta q,
Beattie for license to sell the real estate o.
said wards. yir: AZ we in.ef .tn , o 90, ~
peru in said District whereof the lat. ~
ala n Bell of said Peru, died siezed ana pos
sessed. Representing that 'ne snie
thereof for the purpose q putting wy ~, ~
eeeds af such sale at interest, or Investing
Ia same In stocks or other real estate, %
,,siua Tho ayails thereof for the benent OF
said ward ns the law directs would DE pehe'
fetal for snid wards. go. ,n,. "A
and assigned the FIST dny. OF March
IgIg al ten O'Clock A. NJ, ~
,he Probate ONCE In Manchester ~ snio
district To hear and decide upon sniu npp,uu'
ention and petition, ana ofaefeuu sprsons
Interested therein. by publishing said oruef
,ossthsr With the time and place Of hearing
three weeks successfully IN ths mar,
chester journal, a newspaper publishes ~
Manchester, IN said DISTRICT Mnien ,nNu
IN ~ IN the netghborhood OF those peIsonf
mi crested therein all which publications
shall be previous 10 the time appointed
for the hearing. a,,a.a ,o
THEREfoEE, you are hereby nounea "
appear before said Court, st the time AUG
rfncs assigned then and there In said Noufi
70 make your objections TO the granting "
such license. II you see cause. 80 a.,
Given under my hand nj Manchestei an
saId District, this tth day OF March "IA'
a. EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
ca,arrh Cannot Be Cured

ss.s. fsssAI. APPLICATION, - tes9 oaS
"a s,,a "A, aAs ss,as - dsssAss, tAtaffh y a.
-. :, - sstbsGsi eissnesa SD ~ of.it
Il. sss4fs IA ssia hfusa taAv thAtfnAi ssa.ssAifs
st.saS. T.tnffh care i iN4sa Internally hnsi
~. 4tes-rslg Ia tAx iaassss9 ard fissaxisis sA4
$3.50 malls GA4Asfh GNfF i nst a @aSg
.,..-stf4et ID ~. ffescfiaira ~ @ts ~ I'VE
t..t fsHs,ltiafs ~ iAts etsANtff ~ ftA4A
80 "a q fssaasE pre- ptaoiss y ss'iiibs,s-
- ,sl. ..t sfssskts nav il s1afis lifzta 81 3
80 ts.t asAassa gss5ssrrss .rllns affFsti9 90
~. lsss.ss,.. sUgf.ess ThS EeffsNf stlf+ilAssN'
5000 "a tAs twu tAsresirets - aaA tsfsss :
Ssseh w31slexfAs fssAMts ~ rtfsas thaNtf@
.stsa ~ testissItisa ssis ffvrt
III NnEsht 0N9- Ifviss 4nltee. ~
-sDle ~ lsrusxssls Ffics -
fac HAM fAsEilf f-iits fof eSnsfl E~t3Nt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

There was full attendance of
OF +. G. swinnerton OF Rutland.
chairman, ] w. Fowler of Manches-
ter, secretary. William Noonan OF
Addison, c, w. Clark OF Morrisyille.
NJ. F. Parks of Grand Isle and DR.,
r. r. stoddard OF Shelburne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
Excursion To Washington. d. Q.

The Rutland r. r. viii run Ia
annual excursion to Washington, ID
c., Saturday, March 30th. Tickets
wiz be good going on special train
iankIng Manchester 317 p. m, ar
II. washington 100 u. M. March
3lst. Good returning TO leave Wash
mgton until Friday morning, April
18th. Fare for the round trip from
Manchester $11.S0. For full pafti
culars inquire Of depot ticket agent
and see small flyers. 46-3w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
IIIEntIt FOR ttbih
ROOSEVELT.
~ stephen Q Sherman


liurtAh tor Teddy Roosevelt,
whose ha, ~ ia the rims
A fighter born. leader.
Mid plumed knighta king
Admired BY all the people.
Who At his faults have laughed.
Heeauso they're only human,
nat we
viii vote
for Taft
ilurrah for Teddy Roosevelt.
The Man Of Oyster Bay,
who's swinging round the cirel"
In old emphatic way
Again prepared FOR burdens.
Equipped for heavy draft
And wearing well hts honors
Hut we
wiIl vote
for Taft
Ilurfah for Teddy Roosevelt
The man OF courage. force,
Who hates chieane. deception,
Who knows fun well the course
who always loves uprightness.
Dtsplses ways OF graft,
Aud points 20 high endeayor,
iiat we
viii vote
for Taft
HurrAh for Teddy Roosevelt
The soldier, statesman, sage.
Whose name In recent annals
II writ large on the page;
We love him, for achievement
Shows never signs OF craft
To bring us sad reflections
ftut we
eiil vote
for Taft
Three cheers for Teddy Roosevelt
Wen give him three again.
For what ne did ayenging.
The slaughter ON the Maine,
For what he's done ~ leader.
o glnds. and may you waf'
Regards 10 Teddy Roosevelt
Bat we
viii vote
for Taft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
CARD.

All persons using Dr. Lawyers
Liniment for colds on the lungs
pains. rheumatism, etc, with no re-
lief win do the manufactures kind
ness IL they will return the bottle
TO the place purchased and demand
their money, no red tape will be
used whatever and your money vii
be returned as cheerfully as II wa
taken.
u. w. LAWYER, V. ).
4s-5 Manufacturer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

Suffered day and night the tor
ment Of itching piles, Nothing help
ed me until used Doan's Ointment.
II cured me permanently. Hon,
John r. Garret, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

at O'Clock. T., " sharp, the following
FARMING MACHINERY r. steam bull, =
for heating dwelling eiuht horse power
boiler and engine mounted on trucks, cue
burr's min for grinding grain. corn husker
ana ensiihga cutt' on trucks. onsllaae cut
ter, shniing belts, pull.ys ior the above.
nachiuary, ono Silo, iGNxd, has been IN use
but WIS taken down ana put undcr cover,
one osborn corn harvester, two incuhaturu.
several breeders
PERSONAL, PROPERTY -Four COWS.
fonr year old heifcrs.
MISS q. daNuTrHEuk
H. II Weed Auctioneer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
LEAInEEs ANn zoos.

10 you want the very best Single
Comb Buff orplngton stock TO be
had I have bred nothing elise ior
siS years and know have frath
CTS ANA points for the show aud
egga for the basket Fun standard
weight IN every breeder
Setting Of IS eggs for saO0
ALBERT w. VARNEN.
Bennington. VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
AUCTION SALE.
on account of bronkinp up Housekeeping
viii sell to.the highest bidder. for cash ~
my residence on Union street On
Saturday, March 3Oth.

az 10 O'Clock. A, NJ sharp ths following
Personal PROPERTY consisting Of
The following household goods one old
fashioned carved sofa, good bed lounge, q
beds With springs and mattresses 80 chairs
and rockers, ten tables aud stands. feather
beds, pillows bed clothes carpets, russ
mats uniting,
KITCHEN liTENTIl.S consisting ~ Jug
Jars, crockery, u ass nnu kitchen ware "a
quantity Of canned fruit empty glass lars
4 stoves nnd pipe.
Also several old bureaus aud number Of
pictures,
All the above 10 be- sold without respfyn.
tion and The sale VIII be positive
H. \. HOPKINS
Manchester, W
A. H.. Bowen Augtlonesf, fsn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

FOR SALE House containing II
rooms, barn, two acres Of land good
well aud eistorn, concrete walks
shade trees Short half mile from
station In East Manchester
MRS. MARY ColLETTE.
Manchester Depot. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
CUSTOM SAVING

have my saw min running aud
am ready to buy spruce and hatd
wood logs Also stove aud foot
wood fOr sale.
LOUIS DUFRESNE,
40 Manchester Depot. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
A STEADY GROWTH.

n SICAUI UNIV III.
This bank is enjoying a stead,
and handsome Increase In deposits.
During the past -four years II has
gone from the seventh position In
size, among the twenty-one savings
banks Of the state, 90 the NTH. For
the week Just ended the deposits cN.
cee,ied the Withdrawals by over nine
thousand dollars.
This growth Is due 10 the sound
management which the bank re-.
ceives and also 10 the fip but
courteous business methods employ
ed,
We court n careful examination
by any one seeking 10 know the
facts Of our condition and will for
ward a statement, ON request, 10
any address. Each item placed In
orr statement IL correct and fully
explained.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14
AUCTION SALE.
Monday, March 18th,

WIN sell Ut Public Auction nj Floyd ~
let's residence, 10 mite north ~ liors'
ON lie IaWlct road, on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-14

FRANK Il. HOWE.
Bennington, Vt. March IL, 1912,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15

sence whose scent is not to he found
save in some Of the most So ret
places az the orient Hnrry up wita
the dogs and The hnia cried Ray
mond triumpn1ntly
le further rcpG1trd thai he rooms
Of himself aud Ills wlc. Flora Ia
belle. had been robbed OF about $500
worth OF icwclry Mrs. Hitchcock.
ne said. had left her most valuable
jewels in New York ANA had worn
what she had with her TO the lheatrc.
lie had been The heaviest loser
three pearl studs. two pairs of cuff
buttons. fonr sapphire waistcoat but
tons several slickpins and other odds
and cnds--aud the COlGsnei
ii the police are successful IN fol
lowing the scent YOU may soon read
. despatch like this;
-auint Eyed Mike and Scrub
Facet Jake were caught last night
heavily laden with jewelry and the
odor OF altar OF roses Wnen they
were orrcsted Squint Eyed Mike
turned iiercely on Jake and said:
Now, ganSdang yer Why didn't
Yer let me drink dat stuff when /
wanted ter?
Or maybe poor Raymond they
have drunk it already
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15
READ THIS.

Tic Texas Wonder cures kidney
and Bladder troubles. removes gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism. and irregularities OF the
Kidneys and bladder in both men and
women; regulates bladder trouble in
children. II not sold by your drug
gist. it VIII he sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of ST. one small bottle Is two
months treatment. and seldom fails
TO perfect cure Or T.. w. Hall,
29e6 Olive Street, ST. Louis. Mo.
Send for testimonials from this and
other states. Sold by druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15

co. Dupee had secured the services
OF professional entertainers. One OF
the most popular Of their stunts was
a reproduction OF the famous Texas
Tommy.
Miss Sears and Lord Herbert we're
heartily enjoying the dances. SUD
denly Lord Herbert leaned over and
spoke few words TO Miss Sears.
She stepped into the hallway. In IA
second She was joined by Lord Her.
oert down the hallway FIFTY feet
away are the bowling alleys. The
glistening surface invited Miss Sears
and Lord Herbert The music could
be heard distinctly ana Miss Sears
and Herbert began the. tantalizing
stcp OF the Tey1s Tommy down the
smoo.h surface Of the first bowling
alley
IN the midst of the gyrations
loud, rancous voice snapped ont:
say, yonsc guys cut that ont and
get back into that banquet room
Innsc is paid To- do your stunts in
there and not herel Now beat it,"
That is Lord Herbert and | am
Miss Sears. She whispered
loud laugh was her answer and
the manager Of the alleys retorted.
sure You are. | am President
Ta.t and I've goi q cabinet meeting.
too in these alleys"
Lord Herbe'l ana Miss Sears slim.
ped down the hallway and INTO The
banquet hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15
.necIal n Lne laIlA I.a.Ner

Special Ga the Daily l.eader
RN winfield Jones
Washington March ~ For Pres
ideul. lHAaon ns,rmon. nt O io For
vice president oscar NJ l'nder
wood, of Alabama
This is he ticket thar many Dem
ccrats of hc house are talking OF
now
There are scmo Underwood sup
poriers so enthusiastic mat hey
have started an Underwood boom
1or the presidency
The Harmon-rndcrwood idea is
gaining hcadway and Herc are man,
house arl senate Democrats VINO hy-
licys Chat this ticket Vouiu b. I'M
yiHcible
The Undcrr God rebuGe ot Nu-
liam Jennings Bryan In the iast Sos
sion OF congress Went a long way
toward eliminating thar tmee-tlmo
candidate from the field on possi3i'-
ities for tBo campaign o 1912 Tho
manner in Whicn thc former idol o.
Democracy was dethroned in the
House Dy an Underwood soeech isl
regarded as one o. the most slnili
can political cYsnts or 'econt
years
The house membership has always
been divided as to BHau The sc
braskA leader has had his stanch
James. Of Kentucky and Rcnrcson-
tatNe Kitcnin. OF North Carolina
On the other hand. he mas had bt
ter poitiral opponents in the
house notably Representative FranE
80. d. .afg al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15
How Boston Beauty OF
Athletic Fame, Faded Auay

Coronado, Cal, March 1.-THE
tanteizing notes of "Ki4g Chantec-
Ter, which in It's syncopalion furn-
isaes the steps TOR the famous Texas
Tommy dance, were stealing ont Of
the banquet hall o. the Hotel Del
Coronado early this morning Within
the banquet hall John Dupee Of Cni-
cago was giving banquet to the
mon bcrs OF the various pogo teams
entered in the big tournament which
has just closed
There we're Lord Twecdmouth
Lord Rcignald Herbert, Viscount Lu-
cian Cover OF Old England's blue
blood Miss Eleanor Sears OF Boston
Miss Jennie Crocke5 Mr. and. Mrs
Tcmplcton Crocker Of san Francis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15
Alice is All Right
Where She is NolO'

magistrate who sentenced her said
hat She was simply caught in bad
company. She was standing on the
Sidewalk when a window was brok-
en-. was rounded mp with the crowd
and sentenced along with tie others.
! have MT been able 70 communicate
with her personally. but have heard
from her though friends
"a have been inqWring into my
daughters legal rights, but my coun-
sci has not advised me definitely as
yet concerning my auture actions.
The report that saall cut off my
daug 'er's allowance Isl without
foundation. She will continue TO
aave us much of my support and pro-
lection as she needs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15
1Ry Associated prcssl

Albany. ~ Y. March Ill have
nor yet definitely decided whether
slali ass the federal government to
take steps for my daughters re
lease. said II r Wright. father Of
Miss Alice Morgan Wright who is
serving d two months term in Hol-
loWay Prison England as a result
Of "a sunrag window-smashlne eN-
pediti0n ia London last week Mr..
Wright who was enjoying a south
ern trip with his wife when news
OF their daughters arrest reached
them. arrived Iome today
II tniuN Alice is all right where
She is now. said Mr.. Wright. Sne
hasn't committed any crime. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15

The 81 Louis Hacket now Kings
Racket IS getting the trade. Fan in
line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15

Arrangements Now Made TO Have Al
Stout Readers OF This Paper Receive
. Free Copy OF Or. Turner's Won
derful Book "HoW Reduced
Ny Weight 100 Pounds"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-15
PROMINENT SCIENTIST AND TRAV.
ELER DlScOVERS LONG SOUGHT
SFcrEr REDUCED HIS OWN
WEIGHT 100 POUNDS NO
ONE NEED REMAIN
FAT NOW

How 20 Reduce Fat One Pound Day ard
Then Always Remain Slim. NJ Drugs,
Medicines, Starvation Diet ENer.
eising, or Apparatus Used
Finds Simple Home Treat
ment Works Wonders.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Werifom fapinaa

pibetddn pddttpneend ienidlfeen Fun
fapinan pddbenfil6 fenraali Repes
napaaebtoiiesti antautui tpiime io,i'
luz. 20 pnd 2ainares5a.
Repes ei ppDtdnpt mitddn tpafuu'
tufTia iiienid iubteen, tpaan pppFi or
moa iiue pieneIle miesioufoIle, iotfa
opat Iemranneet bdntd bdnen refill
lddn. 6dnet Iasfettiin fuapaaue ia'
lalle, Fun bdn oil enin antanut fmn'
niaianania Iiitd, ettei bdn poism faus
punsista.
GdbituIepaiiuus on ndpttdtpd, mill
Id taipaua preiibentti Mabero tulee
MT, Fun bdnen fiIpaiIiioistaan POI
bin on ioutunut bdnen armoilleen,
fobteIemaon bdntd ia muita tuastus-
toiiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Nlinua lappalainen faunufir.
iailiia.

2riStianiasia on dsfettdin illness
tpnpt romaani nimeItd rSepreaIaiien
poifa", ionfa tefiid on pobioiiims
masIa Norian 2apisia ipnipnpt laps
palainen W(atti 2lifo. Sanomoleb'
bet febutpat tdmdn 5ionistiIen ro'
maanin fiaupstd erifoiiefIi ia mies
lenfiintoiIeffi. Seoffen toiminta to-
pabtuu oiafii 2ristianiosia. SofIas'
ia ia - tpendIdiiesId puolasia ia
fuuIum tefiid tpertailepan lappoIais
ia iuutalaiiiin, fiud iamoin fuin iuu'
talaiiet otpat baiautuneet pmpdri
mailman Iamoin eldludt lappalailet
baiauanfass sfoImesIa eri paltafun'
nasfa iIman fpofituista oIinpaiffaa
tai fotia. Wluuten fuuluu romaani
fiidItdtpdn palion faniallista ia per'
IonalIiSta. Utatti 2lifo On toistaiIefii
2apin ainoa faunpfirioiIiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

Wendidn ia Ybbpsmoltain pdliud
loppuu YbbpspoItain tabbosta 1 p.
tammif. no. 1913. Edbdn toimenpt
teeieen on rpbbpttp ippsid ettd Yb'
bpspaltoien antamaa pasta ct aDe'
ndiaud iobbota bppdfipd iuutolot'
FIN nabben, ioita pleenfd pibetddn
pobimpana Observation-Disclosures
oineffena Wendidad, Ia mnatenfin
ipicrotoan. 2ostofIi YbbpsmaItoien
menetteIpue iuunniteIIaon Dendidud
uutta tuIIitofioa, ionta mufaan Db'
bpsnoIIoista tlotoipolle tatparaue
uui fobooiIi alma iobaIIa proTeniillo'
= TuIIiIotdfin motif pubieta moinit'
hiien ipaltoien tpdIind, miitta toistai
Iefli fumminfin toitpotoan ettd ua7
fobtuuatnen tuaiIopimus iaobaor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
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bosta on neuppttelut feiiaripallan
ebustaiien ia fumoufielIisten tpdlil.
Id SbansbaisIa fesfeptettn, ia u,i.
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Gun tuIee tdstd Idbtien iobtamaan
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nisteri guam Obi &ain puubia enti
fen baIIitufIen puolesta aletaan 10
pitdd Iuorastaan naurettatpina, iifIi
fpdbdn bdnead on tooellista fannas
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mielibppdud ottanut tpastaan uuti.
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