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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
POLICE COURT.

One man was convicted of street
drunkenness, fined So and costs and
remanded to jail until evening in de-
fault of payment this morning in po-
lice court and a cash bond Of $3.50
was forfeited by another fellow who
was arrested last night for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct. Mayor
Frank R. Moore presided at the ses-
sion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
GOING SOUTH.

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Bartlett,
daughters Eva and Lena and Claude
Maxwell will leave this evening for
Baltimore, from which city they
will sail on the Somerset for Jack
sonyllle, Fla. and from that city go
to st. Augustine, where they will
spend the time in fishing until
April a..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

How do the people of Adamstou
relish the practice of paying a man
$40 a month for taking drunken
NEE heme Under the old system
that would taye, meant at least
siSty-six arrests a month. The rec.
ord does 6Ot SHOW It! Perhaps
w1tAQts Tendencies to- have fret
things, such AS free love, Socialism
psltsyinelps1t governmental funo'
tiop out there desired to, bring
about tree whlskey and thus provide
literally at the expense of the tax
payers for taking care of the drunks
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
MINE MEN MEET.

A meeting of mine superintendent
of the Consolidation Coal Company
was held here Monday night. at which
mine conditions were discussed and
instructions given as to future work
George T. Watson, vice president, H,
H. Watson, general manager, and A,
Brooks Fleming, Jrp assistant gen.
eral manager, we're present from Fair
mont: ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

should Took tuemaelFea over.
SCI II birthstone scoundreis
iibertine ana worthiss hounds has
gone % barking again about the
duties Of the prosecuting attorney
and the judge OF the criminal court.
They seek TO make them pliable By
their attacks, One Of them was
heard to say to another a few days
ago: .5
Z tsThe only way we hope to get our
way IS to attack public omcers. Let
us try to make such ofiicers believe
that the people wiz actually believe
that they are not true unless they do
what weasuggestf
"The meaner things we say about
them the more probable they VIII do
things our way
Such ours in human form may
have an idea that 4men OF respecta-
billy and honor will fall victims to
their slime. but their bite they win
soon md out only poisonous to
themselves all the more with their
lack oftscredltsble standing In a
civilized community and. they will
find themselves crawling into their
domiciIes like badly whipped dogs
That set of, self-safnted mortals
shouidssee themselves as others see
them, and then Il they have the
slightest bit Of principle. they would
seek to- hide from their shame and
i5e lieFinIt5 sofevet afterwards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
4s3 4s2 455-l.
Adamstonl Trims Grystals.

All the members of the Crystal
team abeing present they asked, the
Adatnston team to roll the game they
have scheduled with the Crystals for
Friday night, Captain Mcfarland of
the Adamston team agreed and the
second game was started.
The Adamston team never daunted
by the strong Crystal team started in
at the first and took the lead and
we're never stopped until the game
was over and another victory was
credited to their standing. The
Crystals came back in the. second
game and rolled in old time form and
swamped the Adamston boys, beating
them .eighty-two pins.
In the last game the Crystals again
got the start and at, the half way point
they were ,torty-slx pins to the good
but the members OF. the, ;Adamston
team which had not been doing so
good saw their chance to make good
and they took 1t making four marks
in the ninth frame and three I'M the
tenth, defeating thee Crystals fifteen
pins in the contest. 10 .ss.6 -,
Drake of the Crystals. had high, in
diyidual score and ,syf1'kge. Scores:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

There is not single member of
the Adamston town council with
enough manhood 50 openly declare
that the inner circle OF Socialism
there shan not dictate to him
They ali show the white" feather
when 1t comes to representing the
people instead Of the bunch that has
them under the thumb and which
merely crooks it at them when, a
Job is to be done.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
b EEw9 standpsa tters..l I Z
In a recent issue the local q

In a recent issue the local expo
nents Of Democratic policies pub
iHsbed the following editorial:
'The Senate was discussing the
pest bill for the establishment of a
tchildren's Bureau in the Department
81 eommerts ana dIaboF. Senator
.Borab, the author Of the bill, had
gone to great length to explain how
the huge corporations were exploit
ing little children, crushing them,
with. hard. ton, while they were yet
Of tender years. He explained that
the bill contemplated no interference
with che aproper relation of parents
toward their children. and that its
purpose was merely to provide for
the collection of statistics and in
formation on which the separate
states and municipalities might base
q solution Of, the problem Of child
welfare.
In the great cities, said Senator
TBorah, little children 8 tester and
|swelters and al,ands starye- and die,
This bill is designed to aid Them
tBy tins time Senator :FIeyburn
was tearing his hair. When Mr..
Borah finished he rose in his place
and for two hours complained of the
'nnconstitutionaiity' of, the bill. His
final argument was that, Abraham
lincoln was a poor bey.s
1t is difficult to fathom exactly
what the local Democratic sheet
meafs by this garbled and bungle-
some article. 1T says that when MIR.
Borah, the author of the bill, had
finished talking he rose in his place
and complained of the unconstitu-
tionality of the bill. Such garbling
as this is puerile when It makes the
author of a bill argue its unconsti-
ttftiona1ity and gives the inference
that the argument was grounded on
Abraham Lincoln's having been g
poor boy. 1t appears, however, that
the exponent does not think much
of those who opposed the bill, 6
painful overlooking, doubtless, of Its
masters Instructions
Among the United States senators
who voted against this bill for the
formation of a children's, burea,
were William 10. Chiffon and Clar
ence wv. watson, Democratic sena
iEtors from West Virginia. The foF
liner made, his maiden speech in tn
,senatesSn the measure and argued
among other things that it was IN
constitutional, He also said thu
small appropriation the bill pro
lvided would be too expensive a lux
Jury for the people. He may no
4have torn his hair while making hi
arguments but he did his best t.
split hairs on the subject.
Opposition to the children
bureau bill is designated by the ex
ponent as standpatters' wailing
, Thus we see and are assured tina
the two United States senator's fror
West Virginia are standpatters-
standing pat for themselves an
their interests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
Are Granted BY the Secretary
Of the State to Several
Concerns.

Concerns.
Ct4Aatl.EsToN, Feb. 90 - The
tollloFirE charters have beenisshed
BY the secretary Of state. Stuart + .
Reed
~ n Allen Construction
Company Of 1os G street, ~ w J,
WASHINGTON, D. q: to do general
contracting business Authorized
capital, $780, 0e. 1neorporators:
Charles Seldom, Jr.t w a M. All
len; 1r., Benson D. Allen and Paul
sleman, all of Washington, D g /.
The Knox Coal Mining Company,
OF louisville, Ky, to- mine coal in
Knox and Clay counties, KY, and to
maintain branch Offices at cincin-
natl o., and BarboursHiIle, Ky. Au-
tnorized capital, S1,000,900i Incor-
porators: y c. Fionrnoy, Of New
York City; Han s. eorbett, of Pa
dueha' KY; Joseph = Bosworth, OF
Middleboro, KY; F ID. sampson,
OF Barbonrsville' Ky !; and Ben ~
Bruner, of Louisville, Ky
Eyerson Coal Company of Fair
mont, to mine coal in Grant district
q or Marion county Authorized cap
ttal, $4,000. ancorpdrators: II B.
CLARK, John IA. Clark, JE. N.
Clark Thomas Robey andtA. Fl.
Reeddleora, el OF irnlSnE
ktnsStet 1and Comp OF the
village OF eston, yette county
20 mine soa Wanqta etqre lumber,
coke, etc.s AUTHORIZED capital,
100000. Incorporators: wv. u.
Keen, Louis g. Jones and Morton
D. Whitfords3of Syracuse, Ma Y +;
r a.. Pierce and Leonard o. Mac
daniel, OF solyey, N. Y
Tysarts Valley Brick Company,
OF Belington, to manufacture brick,
TIE ETC. Authorized capital, $780,
OOe.. dncorporators; q. b, Keyser,
q. "A Barte, =. Walter Criss. w, s
shurtleff, g. III. Jones and others,
all Of Belington.
The Warden Heating and Supply
Company, ow Wellsburg, to manu-.
facture and deal in and install heat
ing and ventilating systems. Au-
thortzed capital, $780, 900: 1neorpo-
rators: w. j. Warden, 81 NJ.
Warden, u. NJ. Reffner, @. ID.
Posey and Henry Posey, all Of
Wellsburg.
The Vogel OIL and Gas Company,
of Charleston, to drill for oil and
gas in Charleston districtS tKanawha
county. Authorized capital $685.
900. Incorporators: tEs M. Xo-
gel, of Parker's Landing, Pa; IA.
Schwartz, j. w. Alexander; g. 3:
kimbrough. ID. NJ: IBlumber, all Of
Charleston. ID
The Stark4carden Candy Com
pany, of Huntington, to manufacture
and deal in candy and drugs. Au-
-tRorized capital, $4,000. uncorpo-
rators: James NJ. Stark, n. G.
Garden, G. s. lAbbott, C.. &. Hamil.
ton and John Haynes, all of Hinton
The Peavey Grain Company. Q
West Virginia corporation, has
changed its principal Office from
Chicago to Minneapolis, and reduced
its authorized capital from $4,000
to $4,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

Adamston Is beginning to awaken
to The fact that Socialism comes
high and If 1t were not for safe
guards thrown around the tow1sby
wise state laws, 1t would doubtless
soon and ITSELF without order, prop
erty or anything else. Ut is well
that these laws exist. as Adamston
wili ind itself under socialistle rule
on the bum soon enough.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

The first dash out of the box the
Socialist government at Adamston
raised salaries of public officials,
which means either Of two things
ana possibly both-less town inn
proEement or higher taxes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

as a striking appeal to taxpayers
4he soclalistlc act at ,Adamstou of
ihoreasihg Current Z EXPENSES : there
does not appeal to sane men, how
ever much it may be liked by hypo-
critics and idiots.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
TUESDAY sEBRUNRY 20. ds1s.
Al ilSehing Echo.

There never has been devised any
INV which sill enable a man to sue
coed save BY the exercise of those
qualities which have always been
the prerequisites Of success the
qualities Of hard work, OF keen intel
likence. Of unatnehing wiIl.-THE-
oDoRfi X DWELL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

Here is a remedy that will cure your cold.
Why waste time and money experimenting
when you can get preparation that has won
worldwide reputation by its cures of this
disease and can always be depended upon?
1t is known everywhere as Chambcriain's
Cough Remedy, and is medicine oil real
Merit. For sale nv all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

Did that wrong 81 Quiet Dell 30
loEs ssss zss d
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

ers. Clark Grimm. Virgil Hatbert ana
ottie Wilcox
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

socIallst lave ION ever heard
about that Quiet Deli outrage. Ask
yoar editor to give you the full par
tisuIars. 5ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
New Spring Gloves

2-button Glaze Kid, Black,
White, Tan, Gray, all sizes at $1.OO
pair.
2-button Glaze French Kid.
Gloves in all staple colors at $1.25
pair.
one-button, Cape Kid Gloves,
Tan and Brown special at $1.00
pair. sYfAs
- White Cape Kid one button.
9pique sewn gloves, all sizes at $1.25
White, washable Doe skin
onesbutton gloves at $1.25 pair.
Fine imported French Glaze
Kid Gloves in Black, White, Tan,
Gray, at $1.65.
16-button White Glaze Kid
Gloves, Centemeri make, all sizes
at $2.98. Gloves for formal and
evening wear.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20

Tuesdays Game.
crescents VS.. Loar and White.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-20
Now On Sale

"Coatee" waists are all the
vogue in fashion. centers and are
decidedly new and attractive. You
will find on sale in our waist de-
partment these beautiful new
waists made of allover eyelet EN-.
broidery trimmed with wide clnny
bands: All sizes at $1,50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
: 2anIaIailemme butfunut.

Nemport, Nep Sampsbire. 2an'
Ialaiiemme S.Niiulan 7.tpuotias tpt'
t5 buffui tf. 4 pdimdn iltana iofeen
Nicbarbs mpapn pIdpuoIeaa. Gpttb
aIfoi peIastaan nuorempaa ~fisfoan'
ia, ipfa %iaIfoia pestesiddn oil iuis'
tunut iofeen, paan tdtd tebbesfddn
i%outuifin Min ipmddn ettd uppofi.
Nuorempi tptto feotiin peIastetnffi.
eSofu mpDbemmin paitalle iaopu'
neista miebistd iufeIii ruumiin pIDs
mebestd, maon foifti benfiin poIoa.
miien toimeet olitpat iaoin tarbio.
2ummauisto ofiasia on ie, Fun Fer
tomusten mufaon pitdiii paifaua oil
Ieen u~Ieoita miebid iiuoin fuiu tpttf
peteen ioutui, eimdtfd be foettonee
pelastaa, iofa olifi olut oifuifin,
miebiue merrottain beIppo tebtd
nod.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
@prsfbn tubuia Gteli M2icbi8ans
iSfa la 0SiscumfimiSSa.

@ranb Hapibs, Nlib., beindf. 13
;. = MifaiIin tdnd aamuna mauitli
tdduG birmumprsfp, iofa aibeutti
tlbanTiin nouIeman omaiIuuben ma
bin9on la aibeutti noin nelidnfpms
menen benfil6n louffaantumiien
taupmnSin liifefesfustas ia. Yoles
pauopuistosI ia olenan fatof fen belt.
ii tuuIi faupmn9isIa olemaae mart.
finopaitalle, misId oil Iuuri ioufto
farmareia. uieita bemoTia fuoli ia
iuuri ioutfo paifaua oueita ibmifid
Iouffaantui. W}prsfp tefi Iuurta tn:
boa taupunsin aiutusoiastosIa.
paiffafnnnan aIuffaat olinat fau.
bun maltaam nina. llIeat louffaantus
neista mieiiin faupun9in IoiraaIaan
boibettamifIi.
MprseD alfot min dffiG, ettd
marftinapaifaua olemat ibmiiet eli
tpdt loiIintaan tienneet ola paruil
laan ubfaamasta maaraSta. Metid
foboiti tuuli baiepaaopuistosia ole.
man fatofIen forfealle ilmaan ia
pubotti fen toriae. paifaua oueet ib
miiet olimat paniifin maltaamina.
Naiiet ia lopiet ialaantuitpat pafe-
nemien beppaier ioItoibin. Grdsftn
nainen, iofa f5tFi biaitd bemoiiaan,
ioutui tdnttd IauffA iioffetpien be.
mosten ialfoibin ia TAI min paboia
Dammoia. eta bdnet oil beti nietds
md iairaalaan boibettapatii. 9Gnen
poranemiiestaan ei ole mitddn toi'
noa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Weiid bnffmnnt piftuenpnrfanieu
iuboDSta.

ct. Sauis, beindt. Is p. - NeIid
ibmiStd buffunut glltonisIa gu. ellen
pilnenpurtaufieen, iofa bdtpitti 2
MALTA fotuia, 6 rafennusta ia @lto.
min faaro ia iabfDfomppanian job.
bot $3.50. 900 ornosta.
pilfpenpurtaus ieuraii tatpatonta
mDrsfpd, iofu festi fofo pDn. Ras.
fas pilpi tulsi faupunsin pli 3 Fer.
tao, tdpttGen fabut ia feuarit iofa
ferto.
Gttei ihmisubria mennpt enemmdn
on Iuettama Wm Oacepn anTioffi,
iofa iuotTi %fatuien Idpi meituIpan
ebeld idrfien itfunoita nabmoiua
fdfiuddn, tdten berdttden muffumat
PERFECT etIimddn peIastusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
: aanIaIoi5emme louffaontunui

2anialaiiemme louffaontunui
paboin Ssbpeminsisid.
Ssbpemins, Wicb., beindt. Is p.
- Senrp Wpqpld niminen mainari,
iofa on tpDsfennenpt GlemeIanb
Sliffin Safe faipannosfa, Iouffaan.
tut waaraaiiesti tdnd aamuno noin
Flo 8 ieutumisia Fun ban paifauaon
lDt bpnamiittipanofieen, iofa oil ida.
MT lauteamatta. tSdn menetti mo.
lemmat fiImdnid ia faspot omat
paboin mursfaontuneet. Sdn menet.
ii paiemman fdben stuiormen. iefd
louffaIi poboin oifean fdtenId. sd.
net on ipietp Boioettamaffi .SsbPe.
min9in iairaaIaan. SdneIi on wais
me ia ptii IapF. 9dnen tofuerinia
2onstu Saastamoinen Iouffafi mas
lehman filmdnfd, menettdmdttd fui.
tenfaan %ndfDdnid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18

y ASDt VII
murban.
Worcester, Masi. = Wtiis &atri
Sursfainen, 25 .puotias 5uomalai'
men palnelusnainen, ionfa ruumis
IDpbettiin n. T. Salisburpr idrnes'
I'd tpeben pinnaaa feuumasta. Ga.
paturmien ia acknowledgements tut.
finan. fampunsin lddfetieteeu iien lai'
tofien pIilddfdri Sranf s. 8ater on
iutfinut 6. 9~ursfaiIen ruumiin ia on
bdnen ~lauiuntpnia topaufien iobbos.
ia Ieuraamanlainen:
Huumiin tutfimiiesta on fdpnpt
ielpiue, ettei mainaiole ole tebtp
mintddnIaista mdfinaItaiIuutta ia
ettei bdnesid ole ilmennpt minfddn.
laiTia fiiduiiid tai ulfonaifia merffe-
id, iotfa mahnistaiIinat niitd bubu'
ia ia aiatufIio, ettd bdnet diff iofu
laiua. tai t%oiIeIa iurmannut ia iitten
nienpt ruumiin ianottuun idrpeen.
Wdan itiemurban on aibeuttanut pie
tempiaifaineu ipnffdmielifpps, fen.
roufiena pfIindiIestd ia ifdmdstd e.
ldmdstd, fiis bdnen ominoista luons
nettaan maStaama Ie~uraeldmdn pun.
tie ia ddrimmdiippteen fohoama tiIas
pdinen bermoS tuminen aioi iitte rub.
rinia" tdmdnIaiIeen foIffopn Iopuuis
Ieen tefoon. Giind painanimmat
Ippt iuobon tomereiue obottamatta
ilmestpmddn luruliieen tefoon. "a.
mdn lddfdrien IauIunnon oIen oIen
tabtonut tuoba ellie ia faifile juliet.
Iesti %tunnetafii mapauttaafIen mai
naian ia bdnen muistonia faifeuaiss
ten bubuien ia paboien fieIien aIai'
iuubesta. 9autautien toimiiti fan'
punt Or. 5. s. 9nferin mddrdpf,
Iestd, ioten moinoia houoottiin fou.
punsin (Eoinon boutausmaaban).
Wainaia o%lipoItpeIut toImiieu muot'
ia Iamasia paifasia ia iopin,it erits
tain hpnin talon nden fansia, ios
ten he Iitd exempt ihmetteIendt tds
mdn teon ipitd ia faipaapat bdntd.
So olipat ainan bdmiaddn bdnen
dffindiie std ia ialaperdiieStd fotoa'
miIestoon fun bGu miime feS6t. 20
p. italia poistui eitd len idIteen bds
neStG fnultu mit6Gn ennenfuin bG'
men ruumiinia foIme pdindd mpD'
bemmin lopoettiin iGr oestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
7 VuOsikerta

- MieIipuoIi Iuomalainen ampus
nut foImea. Wau Safe, Winn., bei'
ndf. 10 p. = Sobn Suola, mieIiiai'
ras, iofa %farfaii S.rsus SaaFin iai,
raaIasta, on baamoittonut iddad
folmea tafaa aioiaania. Suola on
Ser9us SaaIista Idbbettpddn tinfeus
tunut Sobn Gbristianionin Tarmiae,
iosta bdnen oil %onnistunut marass
taa part ppsipd ia ioitafin mui.a e.
iineitd. Suola oil oiettunut ldbeud
olepan idrmen rannaae fdmp6d.
mddn, ioten bdnen olinpaitfania pie
an tuli fpldldiIilIe tiebofF.
Ndmd muooostimat etIintdiouffi.
on ia min be ldbtimdt rosmoa fiinni
ottamaan.
Snolaa feboitettiin antautmmaan,
mutta ban Ell aifonutfaan Iiid tebod.
Gen iiiaan olfoi bdn marastamil.
laan pDsipiud ,ampua f~iianiottaii.
aan, &olme niist6 iai Iiepempid
baapoia riumiiieenia.
2opufTi ampuitpat tafaa.aioiat
funlan Snolan ialfaan ia iaimat bds
men fiten Extraordinarily mastuss
tamaan ia nansitufii.
Suola Idbeiettiin miippm6ttd tafais
i'm Ser9us SauIin mielipifaisten
p%arantolaan. - Siirt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Nautatie pnnettpmnas Wainne.
SotaSfa.

Nletianoria, Wiun. beindf. 15 p.
Minneapolista Flo 11:45 a. p. ellen
ldbtenpt Sriental &imiteb iuna ajoi
Flo 4:15 |. p. Is ialan torfeubelta
Yelican idrneen fafIi MALTA ldnteen
WeIbp nimiiestd paifasta. 2dmmits
tdid Wteil Sampled iai fuoleman ia
II baanpiitui. Gttei exempt fuoaut
eifd aanoittunut on Iuuri ibme.
Wiifi maunua paIoimot.
Snnettomuuben ipDfIi on arneItn
ettd iabe oil pebmittdnpt rautatie'
penfertd iiiben mddrddn eta le luz
bistui.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
,t,eisa lOatfaamtanat aemOsbasta.

2enoSba @is., beindf. 13 p. -
Grds nainen menetti benfenid ia II.
Ieita louffaantui tdnd aamuna feuo
folmen ieutumisia, FUN mnrSfp idrs
Fl uieita rafennufIia faupunsin lai.
basIa. Wprsfp repi irti puita iuus
rineen ia tell polion muuta omai'
iuuben mabinfoa. 2dbeqd nIenaIa
farmiieuouua oiheutti mprSfp fun.
rem pabin9on n~ilielpfFiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
SfGmGSti f6ni taniaIoil eQe.

Mapnarb, Waef., 4 p. beindt. -
Wr Iu9uit Seb,o fun oil iulosIa far.
miltaan Mapnarbiin, oioi tafaapdin
tulema auto bepoien pddae. Sepo-
ielta fatfeii iaIut ia mr 2ebto putoii
fdrrpiltd auton ia bemoien mdliin,
louffaantuen ionfun merran. Iuto
tuIi epdfuntoon ia beponen tdptpi
tappaa. autoia oil faffi Ia olipat ne
motfana 9oStoniin. Gbeud tulena
aioi bpmin obi, naan idlesid tule'
maue fdmi ebeud ferrotula tapal'
la.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Yarisfunta iuntunt iatuarainnan
alIe.

&eb Win9, Winn. beindf Ia p.
Wiuiam Soper ia bdnen maimonia
molemmat 60 muoben manboin jon
tuipat Gbicoso Sreot Western to-
maraiunan aue tddad tdnd ,ltana.
Soper oil rautatieco pal.
pelufiesIa Sectiona paaiina ia oil
maimonia fansia ldbtenpt n. {. vmo'
tor caraua" pitfin rautatietd bmmif'
Teen fulfemaan, iouoin o%nnettomuus
noin ifdmdud tamaua fobtaIi beitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
8afft menetti benfenfd 2oleoun
IafpSSa.

Splebo, Ohio, heindf. IL p. =
miestd ammuttiin fmoIiaafIi
ia folmea fitpitettiin min pobotn. ct.
I'd be onat MT orpeIuttamasIa II
Iasia, fun ellen italia tapabtii mel
Ioffa laffoloisten ia beibdn fannot
toiainia ia Iofonriffurien fansIa.
pdipien fuluesia on unioot'
fuulumien ia et union o~iaiien wdIiI'
Id tapabtunut uieita meIIafoita. u
Moon fuuIutpat aiurit ofpat oneei
lafosIa piimeiiet folme ipiiffoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
MuiStopatias 1itaniciit mb'
reiQe.

Woibin9ton, beinf. 15 p. = Wii'
meinen tarmittama Iumma muisto.
patIaan banffimista marten Wa.
ibinstoniin Mile miebi1e, iotfa 81
tanicin onnettomuubesIa ubrautui'
mat naiSten puolesta on epersti
Sohn Socob Mstor iuorittanut.
Wrs. Mrd,ibaIo Sorbes Nem Yor'
fiSta on tdmdn pritpfIn aIfuunpani
ia. Sdn oil ldbetettp vytaisten 9ita
mic Wtuisto" pbbistpfIeItd tdsid eau
pun9isia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
y iituenpurfauS 7entueriSSd 600
benfil6tG fpbittumana.

Oenper, beindf. Is p. Flo 2 |. p.
Wtaior Nrnolb on ontanut tiebon ct.
I'd mefi Gastlepoob idrnestG ole.
nasta paoosta 80 MALTA pobioiieen
tddltd on nousIut ioutuiIosti tunfeu.
tuen rios iofa betti. Sos patio full
feaeuS elias tuOi treii fiRoin pppb'
fdstd fuuret alat pois tieltddn ia
aapua f%aupunfiin asti, iofa moi
ipnnpttdd bi%rmittdwdn mabin9on.
Eammi on pfIi mailman iuurim'
pia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
3nlipaloia.

&olme tulipaIoa Gloquetisia
tniime iunnuntaina. Gloquet, Winn..
beinGf. Is p. = E6dud oil tGnddn
foIme eri tuIipaIoa iotfa aibeuttimat
nbteenid noin $4,000. DbbesId tn
lipalosia paloi pboefidn bemosta
fuoliaafi. Toinen tulipalo tell Iuu.
rem mabinson erddsIa liifebuoneea
ia ia folmas tulipalo bdmitti Iuuren
ioufon puutaparoita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Gmfimdinen ttainen fonlmiobtp'
tnnnaSia

Wiss. Wlae Snom Minneapolis'
ia oinoa nainen, iofa on fouluiob'
tofunnon iobtoio. !Sdn maatei itieI'
Ieen It. 16 p. nutta paalia tdbdn
toimeen. 9dn or fouluiobtofunnan
idIenend ,nnoffaasti ottanut oiao
fouIuopetutien paronnustoimenpitei'
FIN. Gnnen on ban toimin,it opetto'
iattarena monia muofia. Npfpi'
Ieen toimeenia oil pdn noIittu puo'
lueetiomaua rticfetiqd". Naisten rclu'
bi" idienet owot aifomufiesia uiet'
too fofi ell uieompia noifia fofe
Ioiti ianottuun toimeen. Miss
Snotp on ~eniimdinen noinen tabor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-18
Salama tnbnfi bistpriaaifen
triton.

Montpelier, Dt., beindf. IL p =
WiobIeierisId, noin fuuben mailin
pddsid tddltd olemaan bistoriaai
ieen firffoon isfi iolama ellen iuaI'
la mpDbddn, iptpttden firfon pala'
maan. paifaae pppbettiin apuo
Wontpelieristd. fun pbteen aifaan
ndptti iiltd, ettd tuli bdpittdiii fofc
faupunsiu. 2opufIi faatiin tuli fui'
tenfin iammutetufIi paifauifiuo mot
miua.