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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04

Ionner fnuntin iiiendiien ieura'
funnan nuoriioua oil enfimdinen tp6'
tofous 20 p. maaIisf. mr. 8. Wtus
toien talosia, iosIa ,piime mainttt,
pitt atpauspubeen, iosia bdn tot
eiiin, misid tarfoitufiesia aiiotaan
perustaa n. I. nuoriio.oiasto ieura.
funnan pbtepteen. Samoin bdn lau.
iui tpeliet 10 iiiaret terfpetuueifIi ppr'
fimddn laaiputtamaan taiffea bp'
tpad. Gen idIfeen Iaulettiin ppbd'
fouluIaulufiriaSta n:ro 81. ionfa
idIfeen g.. Wustonen pitt rufoufien,
rutoiuen eHd ianfaiffiIesti eIdpdn
ia bauitieman SumaIan mimi tuIiii
ppbitetpfii faifisia fieIisid ia fans
Ioisfa.
Sitten aIfoi fdptdnnDliiet ieuran
perustamistoimet. WdliaifaiiefIi pus
beeniobtaiaffi tpaIittiin 8. Wausto'
men ia firiuriff Gua Suntunen. 2aa'
bittiin faifesia pffimieIiippbesid
IddntDebbotus, ionfa firiuri lufi, ia
bppdfipttiin ie pfiimieliesti. 9lIfoi
Iitten pilfas iaienten Iiidanfirioitus,
ia fannettiin idienmafIuna 25 Ienttid
iofoiIeIta idieneItd. YfIimieliiesti
pddtettiin fantaa tuo Iumma iofa
folmen fuufauben fiidud.
Sttten oIettiin fpilffaasti tpalitIe'
maan tpirfoiliioita. pubeeniob bta'
iafF tnIi Seiffi 3osfela, tpara'
pubeeniobt. 8. Wtattion, pDptdfiriu'
riff Gua Suntunen, tparaf. gamma
Wustonen, robastonboitaiafii SAM
Suominen ia rabast. firiurifii Sem
nj Ntustonen, fpararab. bolt. Gua
2erdnen. TaIoubenboitoiifii Walb.
SiftaIa ia 2empi Susfeno. paIme'
Iiioiff SiIma Siffala ia Gmma &in'
nunen. Sdriestpfien malwoiafii ua'
littiin Gbparb 2erdnen ia firieen'
ipaibtaiafii g. Mustonen.
paatettiin pitad tpDfofous iuomo'
laiiella baali0a 2 p:nd bubtifuuto
Flo 2 ipp. 2opuff Iufi tdman Err
ioittoia rufoufien ppptden Snmalan
faiffimoitpan iiunausta olotetuue
toiminnalIe, ettd fe fantaiIi runIaan
bebeIman SumaIon sunniafii. San'
Iettiin fitten pari louIua, ia Min ldf'
iitpdt faiffi iloiiina ia tpptpfpdiiind
foteibinia.
Tdmdn firioittaia louiuu fiitofie
faitiue IdsndoneilIe toipottaen on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04

- Maalisf. "a p. oil meilld emf
mdiiet fobnifefferit feidfomlubom'
man bppdfIi Sobn Gebtiniemen ta'
lola. Guloia oil $805. Wtuun mus
asia tpalittiin FIND fiIaiiuubesia IL
tamatoimifunta, iobon tulipat tpa'
lituifIi Iurora &ptDld, Eilba 2ebti'
niemi, !SiIba RDnpdcf, SiiIa Wliett,i'
men, Silma &osfi pnnd muita nuo'
ria naiia atpufii.
Gnfmdiiet fobpifefferit pddtettiir
pitdd Wtatti 4epoIan taIosia toiieno
pddiidispdiwdnd iamon torfoitufier
bpmdff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04
0lntafait nntiifa.

- Stambou9bsta oil fpierailemass
ia Mmaiasfa ten "a p Wotti 2aafIo
poifanIa ia 3aIe Muenin fansia.
2aiffi be eldtpdt autumtenia omis'
tufIesia. Watti eofio pitt faff ben'
senistd pubetta. Wlatti 2aafio on
Suomen tpanbimpia etponfeeIiiestd
Iiiffeestd. 2dbeue neIidfpmmentd
ipuotta ianoi fuIuneen iiitd aiosta,
FUN bdn tuIi pmmdrtdmddn ettd Su'
maIa on Sristufien foutta bdnen 10
autuaofii tebnpt ppbdn fasteen pe'
losIa IabiotetuIla 2rishifIen mans
bursfaubeua. GdsId ianoi filmoitel'
Ieenia iofa pditpd ia olefpania ipar'
ma ianfaiffifesta eIdmdstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04
aoeensnfisa Tloribasta
8. W(uStonen.

3ofemnfisa ssloribasta
firioittaa mr. U. 2alIiofosti Bob.
jan Tdbben maalisf. 21 pm nume-
rosia. 2irioitus on fifii repdiIepdn
alaspainatpaa ormosteIua SIoriban
maantpilieIpsmabbo boliiuuffista, ettd
FUN firioitutien on lufenut min eb'
bottomaSti tulee fiiben pddtDfieen
Ieen ettd ie on totta, tabi ellei ie tot.
to ole, min fen firioittaian tdptpp
oaa benfilon, iofa on fofonaan tie
tdmdtDn, tabi on fabottanut ebeS.
tpastuuntunteen fiitd mitd iaa pubua
Ia firioittaa iultiiuubesIa. Gdmd
mainittu firioitus On ftd laatua ettd
ie idrtpttdd rasfaaSti mainitun nal.
iion Observation-Disclosures, eifd ipaan
pfiistddn SIoriban maitten mppiid.
Wteiud ei ole eritpiIempdd ianot'
tapaa Sloribasta, ia ics iiitd ia.
noiiimmefin, otettaiiiin it'd ian9en
pdbdn usfoafieen. WtifFi? gtiin.
rtaiIesti fifii Fur tdmdn firioittaia
toimii mposfin Iarmimaitten mppid.
nd, tofin tpaltioon, iofa nellie iuo'
maIaiiQe on iofieenfin t,innettu,
MIN. Wlinneiotaan, iosIa on iuoma'
laiIia maanpilielii6ind noin $3.50
tubatta, ia fofemus iuemaIaiien
maantpiIieIpfien ebistpmismabboli
iuuff fSta noin 40 tpuoben aifoinen.
Wle muutoin emme tuIe fetddn
fieltdmddn Idbtemdstd Sloribaan,
ainafaan niitd fanialaiIio, iptfa tpof
mat tuua iadstDiuadn toimeen Min
monta tpuotta, eitd fasmattaipat be-
beImdpuut tuottafpitf. Wleilld n,,i,i.
toin pariinailen tpDpdestSn fesfuu.
besfa on main boripoia, iotfa rooi
mat IddstDiIlddn tulIa toimeen 4-5
tpuotta. SamaIla on pfIi toiiaiia
ettd fuomaIaiien fpdestDn feSfen on
tobe0inen mathematician main
taipaIliien rasfaan tpDn tefH5iben
fesfuubesia. 9litpan anibaripat liis
fe. ia ammattiaIoiIe fuuIuipista
aiatteIepat toben teoIla maaue muut,
toa ippstd iiitd. ettd bella on main
fpdbemmdn fofemusta maantpile'
Ipfiestd, fun ftdpastoin iparfnaiien
rasfaan ipDn tefiidt fu,iIupat pleen'
ID iiiben oiaan, iofa on tottunut
maonmilieIpfieen IapIuubesta asti
fotimaasia, Suomesia. 9dmd fpdfi
ie baluaa fdiitparIienIa tarmon fdpt'
tdd maaIla, oman pellon muoffoas
miiesia.
Mutta mitd tpield on ianottamaa?
ytiin. ettd tdmd pdest0 on ipntpnpt
ia fasmanut Suomesia, pobiolan
raffoilld aboilIa. Utillaiien fpaifus
tufien tefee iiuoin meibdn mdfeen
termepbeliiesti Slorioan ilmasto,
JOS Ie ferran iellainen on fuin mifii
fen u. 3olIiofosfi ianoo pobian
Sdbbesid ia nimimerffi s. u. u.
Siirtolaiien moalisf. 26 pm hume.
rosio Sibbinsin firieesid.
Wle emme Idbbe pitemmdlle ar
tpostelemaan iubteita Sloriban ia
2eSfi.paItioiben pdItud. gDiittaam'
me main ebelIeenfin Siirtolaiien ia
pobian Sdbben firieiiiin SIoribasta.
Sos firioituffisia on totta puolefii.
faan, min fpudpdbdn itiefufin lufiia
tietdd, miten iubtoutua Slorioaan.
81. Toppari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04

nea ia Sumalan fiunausta. pprti'
fdd ipaan nuoret etiimddn pIbdiiid,
ia tpanbemmat, t,ifeffaa ia atpus'
tafaa nuoriomme FIND tp5sid, iofo
ei anna laSten bapeddn htlla, -
2oputfi toiwon liidd tilaaiia Mut.
taiaqe.
WeIiepbeld
8. W(u8tonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04
WplaI,a, Ont. Canada.
6. Napola.

Gi ibmeefifddn ole ndbtp firiois
tufiia tddltd fuomalaiien FanomaIeb.
ben palstoilla. Slemme tddqd ate
man fuin piilosia ulfomaailmalta,
ipaan eIetddn tadua Ientddn iamaa
betted fuin muualafin. On npita
9uomi 9libin lapfia tddGd maantpiI.
ielii5ind parempaan pdin uIeampia
fpmmenid tdmdn g. u. 8. rautatien
tparrelIa ia pddeIinfeinona tdd0d on
metfien baffuut beindd ia farianboi.
tpa tparten.
- Surman enteIi on liiffunut Tess
fuubesiamme tpieben tuonen tupile
uieampiafin faniaIaiiistamme. Sc
ptFnfertaifet, ottafaamme aiasta
tpaarin, fad npt on tpieId meiad o.
tolIinsn aifa ia armon aurinfo pals.
taa nlitiemme. Wtutta FUN tabbeSs
toista hetfi Idbestpp, Iiuoin on ar.
mon alta obi ia altaa pitfd iantaif.
fiiuus. Hobtenetfo iiuoin astua ian.
faiffiiuuteen feaaiiena fuin MT oIet.
SIetfo ldbestpesfdIi bautafumpuia
tpalmiS? futen fpienon tuiilen pubal'
taesfa putin, ,iotfa otpat FIND fums
puien tpieresfd pubisteIlen bentoia
Iatmoiaan, ifddnfuin tparottaen fp-
ippdt meiltti tuliioilta. Ne oioittapat
fiten funnioa nellie, ioita fdriimpfs
fHd foetelIadn, moneIla tafpalla
tddIld matoiieS5a maailmasfa. Se
onfiu meild lanfeemutien tuomio,
iiuG ilman Ianfeemusta eli meiud olis
Il fipua, fdrIimpstd eifd fuoIemaa.
- &emmen funinsatar on mpDs
fierrellpt paiffafunnallamme, iofa
onfin ianSen bausfaa, iud ibmeitten
ibme on ibminen. ionfa ei ole DfTis
ndnfd bptpd oDa. parempaa ei mi'
nuIIa ole teiue ianpmista fuin tot.
tpottaa >fristiIIistd pbtepttd. 2ristiuis
men ibanne on paras fupa eldmdl'
le. &c pmlppuaa alati tioreuttaan Ia
tpabmistaa dlati omianIa. Saloille
tarfoitufI Iiue pDbitettp eldmd rebe'
tpDittdd pmpdrist6ddn faiffialla.
Sebfddt eldmdnne pubbistanan ,pirs
ran faltaiieff. 9lntafaamme onneIt
iuuben ola eIdmdmme tarfoitufIes
no, iiud ie ilobuttaa ne, iotfa it'd
bartaimmin toirpopat, ia tulee futs
iumatta niitten fpieraafii, iotea tp1ss
fenteletpdt forfeampaa tarfoituSta
fparten. - Slfoon onnenne Min fors
fea etd ie ndfpp fummaItafiu puo.
len iitd tpirtaa, iofo eroittaa aiaDi'
fen eISmdn ionfaiffiiesta. SIfoon ie
futen pobiantdbti, iofa iobtaa meris
miestd oamuIIa fobti pprittpd iatas
maon.Sa fiead emme iuruiu ia mur'
beita muiSta, ioita tddlld olemme TO.
feneet, tpoan faiffi Iaamme pbtpd
pbteiieen riemuun, ia iloito onnes.
tamme.
Niin ainafin toipoo pstdpppbeI'
la,
gIbiinuS 2onsos,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04
Slntoitms.

WafeI Iielbin 8on iaIIisieurafunnan
tpuoiineIi idnnestofous pibetddn ieu.
rafunnan firfosTa bubtifuun z pnd
no. 1912 Flo 2 |. pp.
MboIf poIfti Sobn abonen,
eIimies. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04
NJ aranette, Wicb.
.. p-n.

Waarquette, W9icb.
Tdfdl. 2aniaI. ieurafunnaaa or
fpipmpfiend: miten tpoibaan iaabo
tirfto ffdItd Iiiben funtoon,ettd moi
taifiin ftd tdnttdd m. m. firfolisto
foutien aitana. Seurafunnan rafen.
nuStoimifunnaIIa oil aIian iubteen
neutpottelutofouS maaliSf. "a pnd,
iosia pddtettiin alfaa wapaaebtoi
men terddminen, iota fpld tuottaa
tpaifeuffa iitdfin ippstd. tmin ei ole
out paiffafunnolIa t1itd, Min ct tie
tenfddn Min oIlen ole rahaafaau.
Sitdpaitii peltaa ON ia iiitd fopa
forfo. Seurafunnan pariinaiiet i'd
Ienet otpat mp5sfin muuitaneet ipd'
bin, tpaan iiitd bmolimatta tefiIi mics
Ii toimimaan, ettd iaataiiiiu firffo
fdpH5funtoon fefdiieen iublaan. io'
ia tuuaan firfouisfotoufIen aifana
pitdmddn. 2enen tunnon iaa Suma'
la beupttdd tdtdtin tarpeellista ia
martin tdrfedd aiiaa ebes autta'
maan, len Sumala parbain tietdd
MT. &oetimme piime ipfipnd Iait'
taa ferdpsfuoria (1O00) toitpoen
niiId tuletpan raba. atpustusta, ,tpaan
eipd iiitdfddn ole tpieId palioa aqua
tullut. Ruoria meiud fpud oIiIi, ,paan
niitdfin on ipaifea ldbettdd, iiitd
Elm ippstd, fuin barpa on tdpfindis
iendRpaIauttanut fuoria, ioita tpiime
iptipnd ebfd ioi tddltd.
ytiin oIIen tefifi mieli toitpomaan
ettd ne benfiI5t, iotfa toipoifinat,
ettd Marqueiten &anIal. firffo tuIiii
tdph5funtoon firfouisfofoufieen, ,toi
mittaiiitpat rabaa, ,ilmoittaen, ettd bas
luaiiitpat iaaba ferdpsfuoriamme, ia
min diff BELLA, ia erittdin mpDs
meiId bausta iublia uubesia tila'
tpasfa firfpsIa firfoIIisfofoufien ai'
fana.
Tutustua raamatt,iun ppbdn 9en-
gen fa,itta, on mitd iuurin afia. Git
td riippuu aialIinen ia ianfaiffinen
onnemme. Se antaa parbaat fdfitpf'
iet faiffiin eIdmdn fpipmptiiin. &c
opettaa bpwdfipmddn, mia bpmd
on. ia bpIiadmddn faiten, mitd ct
ole bptpdd, paiffapa itd, mifd ei
ole bppdd, eiitettdiiiin fuinfa bie'
bosia oifeuben ia bpmppben muo'
boSia.
nsfonrpeliet ia iiiaret, ppptdfddm'
me ennen fatffia tiitustumdan p.
raamattuun ia min ebe0eenfin iois
ia mme efpanfeIiumin paIuunaa m.
m. Muttaian mdlitpfieud.
: Soitain nuoria on ndiud ientn
tpilla pbtpnpt apioeldmddn. 81 et'
tdpd 6erra iaiii beitd perusteeuiies'
ii opettaa pmmdrtdmddn apioelds
mdn tebtdtpid.
- Taitpaasfa iloitaan uubesta
fpntpmiiestd faifista enin ia Min ol.
len on enfeIeiud y. m. taitpaan aIuf.
faiIIa iuuri lilo olIut npepi5in, ia6
ndiuafin Ieututpiua on uieita uubes'
ia ipntpmiiid tapobtunut.
g}iin, IuonnoIIiiia tpDmaitafin on
fai aIfanut aufeilemaan ndin fe'
mddn tulIesia, fpudpd oIiIi ie crit
tdin tarpeenfin monen moneIe obot'
taiaIle, ettd tpibboinfin iaiii alfoo
tDibin.
ytiin, aitpan fparma on ettd Fer
ran faiffi muiittuu toilefii furiille 10
f5pbine Seiufieen usfopilIe, ftd me
ifdmDiben obotammefin, ,tddud Mar'
quetesiafin.
@ieIdfin buomautamme Stam'
b ouabn ieututpiIa aiutpilIe fanIaIai
file, etteitpdt tpaan misiddn taporif
Tesla unboittaiii etambausbsia pi
b eitdpia pddiidisiubIia, iotfa alta
,pat bubtif. z p. Flo 2 ip. SafiaI
2utb. firfosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04

Wtafiett' on tpeIfa, MOTTO on
aatu.
2ristnS on fuollut, armo on
taattu.
81 lafi pbtddn tuomita moi!
2aifille 2riStuS armon toi.
glpt ebfd 10 lopetan tdmdn beifon
fpbdpfleni Ia toiipotan iloista p6d'
iidiSiubIaa fofo auttaian Iufiiafun'
nalle.
Nditd piirii armosta autuaS tpel'
ienne 9errasia
.. p-n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-04
aNdinB, a0is.
WtaaliSfuun lopuua.

UtaoltStuiu topuuu.
2rmoa ia raubaa toitpon faifiIle
6erram omile faiffiaaua, Ia erittdin'
Elm Muttaian toimittaiaue. aripelen
ettd bGneud on tpaifea toimi, tpai'
feampi fuin mei1d firioittaiilla, ion.
ia nimittdin pitdiii faitfi firioiiufiet
iuIaista, ia min monta mielipioettd
fun ilmenee npfpaifanafin fristini'
ippben iubteen, iota olen tullut buo'
maamaan. Sofa tpanbemmafii eldd,
iitd tartemmafii tiiIee flmd ndfe'
mddn ia fortpa fuulemaan, fuinfa
tuo ibmisiielun tpibolliueu, pertele
on fapala, fuinfa bienosti fe moi
futtaa. Gniifii faabafieen rudbdn
puolelleen, ei ie pppbd fuin pbid
iormea. Waan falliit peliet, iotfa
fansiani usfotte Seiutieer, oltoa
tparotpaiiet, ,ettei murbaaia faa iiiao.
MpbSfin palion testusteaadn TT
I'd ettd meibdn usfopaisteu. lotto
on pieni lauma paiffafunnilla, ettd
meibdn pitdd eIdmdn tpanburstaus
bella ndptd eiimerffid usfottomaIle
moailmalle, iofa onfin oitetn, tpaan
ei min, ettd nina MT teesfentelen ia
eldn Fetpdd eIdmdd, otan oiaa iu.
maIattoman tOimeen ia pprint6ihin,
ettd bdn tdud tawaIa meibin miel.
tpp.
TdmG on tparmaan fpd6rd mieli'
pibe usfopaifen aiatella. Rpud nil.
I'd tefoppbid on 10 Iiifoiafin maail'
masIa, ei niitd taripitie eudd boufu'
teua. Se on Sumalan lafi, iofa be.
rdttdd ibmiieen ipnnin hinnon ia
Seiufien etpanfeliumi papauttaa
ipnnin tiinnosta tpapauteen.
Siitd tuIee 2ristufien ieuraaia, io'
fa lain fauttaa berdd. Sotnen aFa
on tpieId pleiiesti fatloen, ett'emme
me tpoi ola, niinfuin pitdifi. elmer
fiffi usfottpmilIe. Se tpaifuttaa fen,
fun meibdn ioufosia on iellaifa
rauffoia, ,iotfa ottatpat oiaa faiffeen
iumaIattomaan menoon ia tpieldpa
panetteIetpat uSfotpaifa usfottoman
fansia. .Sas tdmd on fietpdd efimerf,
fid! Wtibinfds fdiitpfieen usfoton
MT pddIee meistd. Warmaan bdn
pddttdd, ettd tuon faltaiiia ne opat
faiffi. W&iuds tGIlainen fohta forias
taan?
- Weli 2aIle 8oroo iaapui tdnne
ioitafin tpiiffoia iitten. 6dn rafen'
taa NIT maauista fotia tdnne maan
ia pddIIe. ia jos 9erra iuo Min bd'
men perbeenid tulee tdnne Suomes'
to ionfun fuun fuluesia. Eoitpon
onnea ia meneStDstd tuaifealle mat
faqe ldbtetpiIe.
- Ed6Ild fdtpGiIi tpierailemaSia
auttaian afiamies ". Sasieu iamal'
la tobistaen nellie Serran ianaa u'
ieampta fertoia, iosta fiitdn neli
Inttia. 2dpfdd tpaan toistefin, Fun
on Iofpe!iasta oifaa.
- Hpt tpiimeifIi fdtpdfi tddad pe'
Ii past. Wilen pIistdmdsid Sumalan
funniaa meibdn oman paimenemme
&. pifin fansia. Sli muutenfin
bausfaa ndbbd 10 fesfustela noiss
ia Sumalan muuttumattomista aIis
oista. Slemme fiitoliIia past. Wile'
min nDprdstd eiiintpmistatpasta,
tpaan plin fiitos !Serraue. ettd Sdn
iobbattaa tdnne iosfus mieraitafiu
iananIa tobistaiia. Serme tuloa
fpostafin.
glrmpsia, mutta iuurisfa tpaitpoiss
ia
Sobn Hantanen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21
Helns in Neighborly Way

After receiving the addresses from ou I sent some stamps to the woman in Minouua Wis, for her little English boy friend and received a charming letter of thanks. Also some doilies to a woman in Kansas who, though quite ill., also sent an appreeiative letter The three letters received yesterday will be supplied t. day with the articles called for. l an greatly interested in your department be- cause it affords an opportunity to help each other in a neighborly way-and mod ern conditions of life almost exclude that deliehtful intercourse I have foreign stamps for the small boy who is getting a collection pieces for the would be uuilter, and reading matter for those wl!o want it. I hope somebody will call Tor them FR1ENDLf.
 A witty woman helped me today to variation of the command: %F'reely ye have received. freely give" She VIII have it that there is as much need for graciousness in the acceptance of gilt as in making one. Se- she renders T e text Freely ye have given, freely re ccive"' The recipients of the glad free will offerings of our friendly Lacy Bountiful can repay her fourfold by let ting her know that she has really light ened 8 load or shot one spark of light into darkness. By believing, moreover, that she speaks truly of her delight in what she is doing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21
Marketing Mushrooms

q have three double trusses for little boy 1 to 3 years old and an abdominal support for his weary mother. These are all in good condition and might bring some comfort with them if you can dis- pose of them.
 "I should also be glad to mail the Sat urday Evening Post to some dese(Vihs person after the family has perused r
 Now, for the string to all this: can you tell me where I may obtain lnforma- tion concerning the raising and market ing of mushrooms? l am one of the many busy mothers who might help If we put took the time offer. I'm sure that now I have begun I'll find occasion to return now and then with something
 MRS. J. F. G. Your gifts are thankfully reglstereu. As gladly and gratefully we note the assurance of continued interest in our mission. Peter Henderson of New Nofk' the eminent seedman and florist, has pup. Iished a book upon the cultivation .. mushrooms. If l were in your place | should write to the department Of aefi- culture in Washington, D. C., for pull letin upon the care of mushrooms. Ihe department has courteous officials ana the only expense involved is postage Tor your letter and the reply.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21
OUT OF TOWN WEDDING OF LOCAL INTEREST

The Daily Independent of Helena, Ark, prints an account this week of the mar riage of Miss Blanche Marie Fortman of that city to Mr. Floyd Davenport of Los Angeles. Cal Social interest, it was stat ed, centered during the past week in this marriage, which was followed by a large and brilliant reception. Local interest in the nuptial celebration arises from the fact that the bride is the niece of Mrs. T. w. O'Bryne. Mrs. E. J. Thorn ton and Mrs. Bramlege. Mrs. Ralph Odell Kaufman (Alce Fallon) was her niece's matron of honor and Mr. Kaufman acted as best man. In the lengthy ac- count of the marriage and the reception the Independent states
 'vrhe bridal party descended the stairs to the soft strains of the wedding march played by Madame Eriohe's orchestra, stationed in the music room. The bride was accompanied by her matron of honor, Mrs. R. 0. Kaufman, attired in d hand some gown of white satin trimmed in rose point lace, and four bridesmaids. the Misses Nancy Perry. Anna Sweeney, May belle King and Virginia Kennett, charm- ing in costumes of pale pink charmeuse satin. with bandeauX of pink tulle in their hair, and carrying bouquets of pink roses The bridal robe was of lovely white char mouse satin, enbellished with point lace the design of which was outlined in seed pears The tulle veil was worn in the soft crown fashion caught with a wreath of orange blossoms. and fell to the length of the train The bridegroom was at tended by k. O. Kaufman as best man."
 Among the pre-nuptal arrangements for the bride and bridegroom was a din- ner given in their honor by Mir and Mrs. Kaufman a few evenings previous to the wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21
MISS WORTHINGTON
 GIVES A DANCE

Miss Nellie Worthington introduced her lovely visitors, Miss Airline Shackelford
 Miss Zita Hoge, Miss Carrie Long and Miss Jean Nicol last evening with one or the earliest and most delightful of the holiday dances She entertained at home, and the Worthington residence on High land avenue, the older section of that prominent thoroughfare, was built after the type adopted a few years ago, gener- ous of space, with broad halls and big rooms, alcoves and balconies. So 1t is a delightful place for a dance, and with ideal floors and big arches to connect the rooms on either side, it made beauti- ful place for the last dance ever to be given by Miss Worthington. For New Year Eve she will become a bride, and any other hospitality of this character will be extended by her as matron.
 The surroundings were typical of Yule- tide days, poinsettia and Christmas bells making d veritable crimson blaze high above the draperies and twining about the door facings among the holly boughs and ivy tendrils arranged with such pro- fusion. The drawing room, the dining room and hall were thrown together for a temporary ball room, and with two ad- ditional apartments arranged punch and coffee rooms, there was space for even so large party as the popular hos tess included among her guests-15o.
 Miss Kathleen Clark and Miss Ruth .Gt son presided over the coffee urns in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21
Baby Carriage to Give Away

T thank you so much for the letter which you sent of the kind offer of crib for me from Mrs. S. I certainly shall remember the kindness shown and pass 1t on! In short time I shall have a baby carriage to give away and other things which I will gladly pass on through the Corner. If you and the donor could but know what help that crib is to mel Baby has been so restless at night that l have been Jagged out before beginning the days work. Now I feel renewed en- ergy, due as much to the Kindness shown a5 the physical relief. GRACE NJ M.'
 The Irish, to whom we are indebted for many graceful superstitions and tradi tions that bring a true moral with them to later generations, have saying that Every bit and sup is the sweeter if you share it with somebody else" I have seen children in Ireland insist upon giving playfellows a bite of apple or cake or "sweetie' before they would set their own teeth in the deicacy. They said 'it made 1t agree better with them" There is a deep meaning in the notion. Our young mother recognizes 1t to the full.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21

"It has been my privilege and pleasure to contribute silk and velvet pieces for the creations for the dear old lady who is 80 years young She has written such charming letters in response to the pack age of pieces 1 should like to see them in print. I would suggest the publication of the name of the state with the letters of the Corner. Then we know the distance before asking for an address
 q have several years of the Weekly Advance, a most desirable family paper, also the Christian Herald, and will glaely send them 10 any one desiring reading matter.
 "Also the 1910 year of the Ladies Home Journal. I am willing to pay postage if by so doing some one is made happier by the visit of a periodical What bless ing there is in store for one who accepts his opportunity to brighten the sky and tighten the load of fellow beingl
 MRS. C. B." He gets much happiness from the con sciousness of the deed as he walks the earth. It is but a foretaste of the Ire served" portion that will be his in the changeless land. Your letter is sweet savor'' to the heart. I could not forego the pleasure of publishing it for the de- lectation and encouragement of our fel low Ia borers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-21

the sitting room, where an abundance of flowers furnished the ornamentation. Miss Clark wore a handsome lace robe and Miss Gibson was also beautifully gowned for the evening. The large veranda was inclosed in canvas, and beside the smilaX and ferns, which transformed it into a bower of greenery, American Beauty roses were stationed on small tables.
 Miss Warrington wore a blue satin evening gown with an overdress of gold superb costume, and one most becoming to her brunette type of beauty. Miss Ar line Shackeford was attired in white satin with a graceful drapery of crystal nee. and Miss Nico1 in hand made lace made over blue charmeuse. Miss Hogue wore a white gown with crystal trim mings and touches of green. Mrs. Worthington also assisted her daughter to receive. Her costume was white, made with crystal and silver garnitures and completed with a corsage bouquet of red roses. Miss Carrie Long of Jasper, who Is Q member of Miss Worthington's house party, wore a pale blue evening gown en traine.
 Dainty refreshments were served dur ing the late evening. The personnel of the party included many young people of the dancing set.