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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08
COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council met in regular
session Mt the city bali, Tuesday even
ing. Present Aldermen Chandler, Van
Uxem, Price, Tiff, Braun, Prndisch
and voelkel Mayor chas. B. Perry
presiding.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The marshal's report of street lights
Saot burning during February was pre-
presented aud referred 20 the finance
committee.
The report OF the superintendent of
water works for the month of Febru-
airy, was presented, read and ordered
filed.
The financial statement of the city
treasurer for the month of January
certified as examined and found correct
by the comptroller, waspresented, read
and ordered filed.
The budget of funds for school pur-
poses for 1918 was presented and re-
ferred to the finance committee.
The resignation of Chas. +. Barth as
a member of the Board of education,
was presented and adopted.
The bills and payrolls for the month
OF February were presented and referr-
ed to the finance committee.
A communication was presented from
Az, o,.,,o,.olla. oooaa.n;,c. ,,,+et.,d
ing bonds aud interest to become due
March 18th. with resolution provid-
ing for paymenta at the respective banks
where payable upon surrender OF bonds
and interest coupons, The resolution
WAS adopted.
A special committee consisting of
Aldermen Price, Chandler and Tiff
was appointed to consider the question
of proposed highway south from
West milwaukee, Avenue to be con-
structed in connection with similar
highway in the Milwaukee County
farm property.
The finance committee reported back
the pay rolls and some bills for allow
ance and they were allowed by vote of
the council
The Mayor announced that a finance
committee meeting would be held Sat
urday evening of this week.
MIR Kanschulta was elected mem
Der of the school board in place of Mr..
Doseburg resigned.
Mrs. Ella Kearney was elected
member of the board Of education at
large from the city in place of C. f.
Barth resigned
Adjourned to March 10, 1912.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

There is a habit and delusion among
a large number Of our people to go to
some nearby town or city to shop, be-
lieving that they can purchase cheaper
Coming to think. these good people
may be huncoed by their own thoughts
Please, reckon your carfare and time,
If the latter is worth anything. If our
town merchants try to 'soalx" You or
have not what VOC want, of course, you
are justified to go elsewhere Bat first
find out by getting prices aud see what
your home merchants have.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08
SHOE BARGAINS

We sell fine line of Ladies', Mems
aud Boys shoes. Also the Blue Bell
shoes for children, lace and button
from 75c mp. Boys high cut boots at
cost, 50 10 and S225. Misses and
Women's low heel calf skin lace shoes
at $l.75. Also first quality rubbers.
A. JOHN WAGNER
Is State Street
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

FOR SALE AuTo-T curing car, all
overhauled and in All condition, com
plete with wind shield, speedometer,
top and chains Can also be used for
delivery at bargain II taken at once.
Enquire of b J, Brown. Lisbon Avenue
and 3sth Street, Milwaukee.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

S1Sc 6Sts lI1C ttftlLOryf
The 18th anniversary of our
company was celebrated hv
erecting the most modern SAFE
factory in the world. WIDE.
awake men who received Onr
special selling Involvement
rendered Unnecessary to doufle
our output. We are spending
many thousands of dollars en-
Iarging our sales organization
but TO learn all particulars. IN
wtllcost you only the price of
q postal card.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

Get your work done early. H. +.
Rose, "a st. James Street. Wauwatosa
Telephone Wan I56 X. Painter, Paper
Hanger, etc.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

County Judge.
icy. Morton & kroesing Attys. avg
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

FOR SALE-Ten room house, with
all modern improvements. Barn and
large grounds. Inquire Of Mrs. R. NJ.
Brown, 244 East Milwaukee Avenue.
2w4
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08
MILWAUKEE coUNTY--coUNTY COURT
In PROBATE.

MILWAUKEE coUNTY--coUNTY COURT
In PROBATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
Milw hukee County %
In the. matter of the estate of Daniel J.
Scully. deceased.
ON this 2eth day OF February A. d. 1912 unon
reading and filing the petition OF Annie Scully
OF Wauwatosa. Wis stating that Daniel i
Scully of the County OF Milwaukee. died inteS.
tate on or about the 14th day OF February. laip
and praying that she. the said Annie Scullv he
appointed Administrative of the Estate OF said
deceased.
1t is Ordered, That said application be heard
before this Court AZ regular Term thereof. 10
be held at the Court House in the City OF Nil.
wankee. on the first Tuesday of April A. ID.
1912, at o clock A. M, or as soon therea tier
as the same may be reached on the calendar
And 1t is Further Ordered. That notice of
said application and hearing be given by pub.
fishing copy of this order for three success.
siVe weeks, once in each week. In the Wausy a,
tosa News, a newspaper published in said
county. prior 20 said hearing
BY the Court,
NJ. =. SHERIDAN
County Judge.
Perry, Morton & Eroesing Attys. aw:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

FOR SALE One indoor and one out
door 100 chick brooder in good condi-
tion. Inquire Of n. J. Swan, telephone
Badger 1853 ring t.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08

WANTED TO RENT-In Wauwatosa
modern house with i've bed rooms. Ad-
dress II. Denniston, 3s9 First Ave. awe
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-03-08
THE


MILWAUKEE SANIFARItjAl
FOR sfE1T8I. & NERVOUS DISE. sIss
EsTA fsl.ISHfal IN 1854
Leehted at " stis toss s.s.ssteh OF Allwfgti-
keel On q. NJ. Z ST. p. Ry.. ~ hours from
Chicago. Two car lines from Milwaukee, 3
minutes walk from ali cars.
New Psychopa THE Hospital All appliances
for acute cases. Fire proof building, separate
grounds.
New West House. Attractive rooms; pri-
yate bath.
New Gymnasium and Recreation Building.
Secluded. yet convenient. Five houses set
on hill % acres beautiful lawn and forest
Modern bath house.
Individual treatmeJss for all
Address: RICHARD DEWEY. A. NJ. NJ. ID.
Tin charge) Wauwatosa, Wis.
EUGENE CHANEY. NJ. %. VIM. T. KRADwELI, NJ. ID.
Assistant Physicians
CHICAGO OFFICE: Venetian Bldg.
Hours. 1890 to Wednesdays Except in July
and Augcst)
TELEPHONES CHICAGo-Central 1856
MILwAUKEE-W auwatosa 16
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
P0WHATAN

Especial 20 The Timcs-Dispatch1
Powhatan- Va. December Niles
Lillian Flanagan. OF this place, Is Wis
isins friends IN New Orleans
Mrs. Matt ellis and little dauShrsr.
Edith. were the guests Of relatives here
last week
Miss Mamie Reynolds who has been
visiting relatives ~ Woodland Heights.
has returned home
Mrs J. !. Cauup 81 The rlace. was
the recent guest % relatives In Amc-
liza County
Mrs. T. n. Tucker has returned 20
her home here. after visiting relatives
in Lynchburg and Richmond
Miss Matte Thravcs was tnc recent
guest % her sister. Mr. y " Justis'
HaIisboro.
Mr.. and Mr. Richard Reid spent
Thanksziving with Mrs. Reds mother.
M T. " miller. here.
y n coo5e was the weekend guest
81 relatives her~.
NJ. Msftie Tursr. - iris place
spent several DAYS n Fichrcnd last
week
Mrs Psrrie Gocde. - RICHMOND
vzs tns rscsnt guest Of relatives sers-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
SOUTH BOSTON

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch-l
South Boston Va. December L.
Brigadier-General william McComb. oil
Louisa County. arrived a few days age
TO spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs. H. J. Ingram. Jr. The genera
makes his winter home in South Bos-
ton each season and is well known
here. Although he is eighty-sever
wears OF age. he is still quite active
and delights to relate Incidents OF the
Civil War.
Mis-. Lee Fowlkes has returned from
a visit to her brother. Robert In Or
ange Countq-
Mrs Jones. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. r. J. Watkins for the past Few
weeks. has returned to her home in
Richmond.
w. Thompson. OF Greenvllle. y. c,
visited friends in South Boston during
the week
w W. Lee has returned 70 Peters
bug after a visit to his parents d
upper Main Street
+. Jackson Davis and brother. OF
Lynchburg. are spending a few days
in South Boston
Hugh Carter. Of New York. was the
guest OF relatives here during tne past
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
ARV0NIA

Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
Arvonia. Va. December MFR. and
Mrs John W. Pierce celebrated the
f rst anniversary of their wedding in
this week. Only members OF the orig
inal bridal party were present. They
were Misses Phoebe Potts. LESSEE
Phillips and Miss Saunders. and
iMessrs. Crsighill Potts and d. II. Bruce.
A delightful supper was given in honor
Of these guests by Mrs. Pierce.
William r Horner OF Rosemary. v.
g. visited this week Rev. and Mrs.
Plummer F. Jones at the Arvonis Inn.
Mr.. Horner was accompanied by Mr..
Williams Of Littleton,
Miss MAY Woody. teacher OF the
eighth grade in the Arvonia High
school. on Wednesday OF last week
visited her home near Gordonsville.
returning to her school on Monday OF
this week.
7. r Aaron. prominently identified
with Masonic work IN It's various
branches. spent Tuesday in Arvonis.
He returned to Richmond this week.
Miss Florence Petit. who l. spend
Ing the winter here IN attendance upon
the local high school. visite5 her home
in Fluvanra on Friday. remaining until
Sunday afternoon.
Miss MARGARET Pierce. who T. spend
ing the winter at Weaithia. was =
visitor to her old home here this week,
returning 20 her school on Monday
N'z Lucy Applinr Moss and Miss
Agnes Anderson. OF D'llwyn. were the
guests Of friends here last week. While
here they attended the beautiful tour
nsment held at Abrans's store. and also
the dance given at New Canton on
Thurs dav night
Mrs. Arthur Tyetcher Pitts and Miss
Ruth Naole. the latter Of Middleton
Ca spent several iavs ~ last week
visiting friends and relatives IN Scots
Vile
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Miss Florence Shepherd has gone to
Cleveland, O., to spend the winter.

Cleveland, O., TO spend the winter
Mrs. F. G. Hatchell, OF Washington,
spent several days at "EImingtonr the
first of the week.
Mrs Samuel Bryarly. of White Post.
mas been visiting Miss Emily Powers
Mrs. r. II. Clagett and Miss Mary
Clagett are in Baltimore Nd
Mrs II. Smithey, who has been a
guest at Rose HILL has returned TO
her home In Washington.
Major and Mrs. H W. Carpenter have
closed THE Highlands" anu will leave
this week for Panama. They viii also
visit points in South America during 2
the winter.
Miss Dora Taylor has gone to New
York to visit MIRA A Sullivan.
Mrs. s. NJ Taylor has gone to STAT
ford County to attend the wedding of
her brother.
Miss Jane c. Alexander. OF Charles
town. w Va, is visiting Mrs Z. NJ
Stribiing.
Rev. S 5 Moore has returned to his
home in. Parkersburg, ". Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
BURKEVIlLE

Especial 20 The Times Disratch.1
Purkevilie. Va. December Mrs
.T. =. shelton and daughter MARY. have
returned from Richmond.
Mrs Baskerville. OF F-ciericksburg.
Is visi.nf her daughter. Miss Gordon 9.
Baskerville.
Mr. and Mrs. T " Ais2aush spent
saturday IN Richmond.
Mr. ard Mrs. Staples have returned
rom their bridal trip.
a large number % Burkeviiie people
spent Thanksgiving IN Richmond.
Miss June Farrar hss returned from
Amelia Courthouse.
An Empty Stocking Club" has been
organized to help the poor a. Christ
mas.
Miss Cathrire Ringier spent the
week end II fhc nauae.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

nom a. plume "Attieus." The style
Employed certainly suggests ali thii
-. .associate VITA Attcus. Tho sra-
fesse.- are long AID invc-Vfc. a"o
.moli OF The rnidnigai oil. Lain quo
t.tlons az. frequeut!y usei ETcH a.
trfs e.rly stage ir his life. wilson
Wa 90, rs.,nittcd 20 l. era.isn in polI-
t!c.. aa4 Giads.oae are night wee"
he TWO men after t.hom nr would
pattern his own pOiiticai career "otn
of the articles are remas ka Die tor
their breadth Of vision and for the
ACCURACY with which they unconScious-
Is phophesy the future career OF III"
Young Wilson. They contain eloquent
,ieas for incorruptiolc statesmen. and
the celebration OF rtrir. party lines
Member Of GIee Club.
Wilson was member If TIE Cni-
versity Glee Club, which was then
und.r the leadership OF Duncan En-
met now d famous physician IN New
YORK city. The young musicians en-
toycd more than local rcp"tau IN.
and the magazine carries several hui
morous descriptions OF the reception
accorded the glee clubbers Oh their
sere nadinG expeditions. A pert com
ment OF, the editorial page of one issue
the MES: painfully do we record the
last unhappy adventure of the unhappy
;lee Club Most lsmentable was Their
failure. Wrapped in sweet sleep, the
eerenaded slumbered peacefully on.
nnconsci ous of the frantic efforts Of the
serenaders We can only wish them
better success" On other serenading
excursions they were more fortunate
and were greeted with many iavoTs 5,
such as refreshments and. above ALL
praise and local fame.
During Wilson's student days az
Princeton freternities were prohibited
by faculty regulations. They were re
esrded a. mystic institutions. traught
with great danger to their members
and to the university. soon after mis-
arrival at Virginia ne was initiated
into the Phi Kappa Psi which num-
ocred among its membership at that
time r. II Dabney and Kent. now
TWO of the leading professors at the
University of Virginia
Wilson's university friends remem-
Der him more as q fun-loving. roll
licking student than as a promising
genius He loved pranks. wrote silly
Iimericks and was fond OF telling negro
jokes Many are the stories told Of
how the future President injected hu-
NOR into ridiculously solemn occasions.
At one time he was called upon to
present the medals TO the successful
contestants in an athletic try7ut. He
responded with two love limericks
that enjoyed great popularity then.
but which contained no reference to
athletic proves. After reciting these
verses in a melodrametic manner. he
calmly handed the medals over TO the
winners without any further ado and
sat down. The crowd Of students
gathered TO witness the event at once
realized the ridsculousness OF the
speech and nearly mobbed the wag IN
their enthusiasm.
The magazine. in referring TO the
occa sion. remarks.
When all was over. Mr.. Wilson. in
~ ,z- ~ nr1-avri rIN-
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possessed by that gentleman made .
perfect medal delivery speech. Speak
ing Of medals reminds US 70 say 70
our readers how much We regret to
inform them that we are unable to
obtain from Mr. Wilson the speech
that he delivered IN Wash Hall Nj.
Wilson had not written out his spee ca.
and therefore could not give Il TO Us.
We feel as Z this much OF an eNpiana
ton is due. as we are aware OF the
general wish 70 have tn speech In the
magazine.
Leaves University.
In December 1851, Wilson was forced
20 resign from TIRE university by a &C.
we're attack % Indigestion. The Uni
versty Magazine. in commenting n mis-
departure. says:
We regret to announce that Thomas
". Wilson. orator Of the Jefferson So
ciety. 1880 has left the university on
account Of his health Last session ne
distinguished himself as an orator and
As A debater. His articles on John
Fright and Gladstone were comDli-
mented very highly by the magazine
committee. His able speech at our
last commencement pleased all, and
from our distinguished orator. ex-Gov-
ernor Hubbard II ELECTED the remark
J nat Young man will be an honor to
his state This session he gave most
OF mis- attention 20 the study OF law.
and was looked upon by the whole
class as the surest man for B. l. We
sincerely wish that he may speedily
recover"
The coterie Of young men that young
Wilson admitted to his friendship dur
.ng his University OF Virginia days are
now mature men, nearing their three
score years The years have been
Kind to most Of them Fame and
honor have waited upon them. Posi-
by no American university has ever
,egistered. during two successive SEES
-ions, such brilliant galaxy of young
men Judges. Senators. Congressmen
diplomats and plain citizens of the
~orld in the embryo were numbered
among Wilson's student friends at the
university. Among the more notable
I his classmates were: c. ". Kent.
z H. Daoney and W. IL Echols. now
professors at the university: DR.. W. p.
Trent. the distinguished author and
teacher: Senator Leroy Percy. of Mis-
sissippi.~Charles Page Bryan. asbas-
sador 10 Japan: John Bassett Moore.
The famous diplomat who has been
prominently mentioned for Secretary
Of state under the new administrations:
iiayor Rhett. of Charleston: Hon. r
r. Byrd. of Winchester; Harry NJ.
Smith. OF Richmond: Congressman
Saunders Of Virginia. Congressman
Turnbun. of Virginia. J. Ham Lewis,
the Democratic primary choice 10
United States Senator from Illinois
Ex-Governor Hayward. Of south Caro-
lima. and others OF equally as great
prominence
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married on Thursday, at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs u
z. Enos.
Rev. J. A. VIM preached his fare
we'll sermons at St Pauls on Sunday
morning and at Beulah that afternoon
He was assigned BY the recent CONFER
ence TO Barton Heights, and left with
his family on Friday.
Rev r Finley Gayle. the new pas
tor on East Mathews circuit has ar
rived in the county.
Miss Gertrude Bohannon. or south
Norwalk- Conn. is the GUEST OF her
relatives in Mathews.
Mrs. NJ S Foster is visiting her
former home in Rockingham. ". c
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hudgins, or
jacksonville, Fla. are visiting the
county,
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BERRYVILLE
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]


Berryville. Va. December 7-P. II.
Powers. Jr.. was home from the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute for the
holidays. and had as his guests Nc
Cue f. Harris and S. Preston
Miss Elvtra Moore has returned
home from Port Royal and washing
ton.
Charles Moore was home from the
Virginia Military Institute for several
days this week
Eugene Glover Is spending several
days in New York.
Mrs. Shirley. OF Louisville. KY. who
has been a guest at "Almeida" for
some time. has gone to New York 10
join her husband.
Rev. z. f. Campbell. OF India. was
a guest at "Audley" this week
Nr. snd Mrs. A. Cummins. Miss Lulie
Shepherd and Ruth ami Dorothy Camp
bell left this week for Eustis, Fla,
where they will spend the winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

around the two lite AIRY societies Prae-
tlcaIIy the ENTIRE student c.iroilm ~,
was affiliated wlth either the Wasn.nl-
ton o.. Jefferson society. The training
that they offered ia r0usE-and-tUno4
q bate wds inyaluaOl L. the cnni}"
politicians their honOrs wee me n.Sh-
est al the university ana they FURNISH
ed the onls general exp ess.oI 81 So
called university spirit
Woodrow. or -Tommic as ae was
then called BY his friends. took an &C
tive part in 70 ensic y ork. and was
early regarded as one Of the best
speakers in IN. society. The tnlvers-
itt OF Virginia Ma gaZine contains many
interesting references 20 the speeches
delivered by Woodrow Wilson On stu
don't Occs sions. The following quota
ton Is illustrative OF the reputation
which ~ then enjoyed as prize ora
tor:
Reputation a. Orator.
The ni ght Of The 5th WAS quite "a
eventful one In the Jefferson society.
Mr.. T. ~ Wilson delivered the reEulsr
monthly Grafton, and a the request OF
some Young ladies. the doors were
thrown open to outsiders AE. VIII
son took TOM Bright a. Ms sueject,
and handled IT IN name which
showed thought and an accurate knowl-
edge OF English politics. He was list
ened TO with much attention; even the
ladies, who md II SO difficult 10 re-
strain their natural and charming pro
pensity to chin-music. were unusually
quiet and responded only with sweet
looks 10 the deep md furnace like signs
which were heaved by their devoted
s~ains'
In the contest for the medals offered
hv the Jefferson society during the
:. sslon Of '79-so Wilson won second
,.lace. and couseQuently the orator
medal The deDaters medal winch re-
pre- scented arst honors went 20 William
Cabcii Broce. a distinguished lawyer
OF Baltimore. who VAS for several
Years president of the MARYLAND Sen
ate Honorable mention was won by
Junius Horncr. now one of the leading
Episcopal bishops OF North Carolina
7; is interesting in the light of certA n
arguments adduced during the cam
paign Just concluded TO note the sub
sect which the young students de-
bated. II was the hackneyed query
is the Roman Catholic Element I'M
America a Menace to American Insti-
tutions?'' Wilson upheld me negative
Wilson had demonstrated marked
journalistic ability while al Princeton.
serving during his last year as ma1sg-
ing editor OF the Princetonian- He also
took an interest IN student journalism
Al Virginia and contributed at LEASE
t.eo articles to the University Of VII
.inis Magazine They were b!oCraphi-
cal sketches of the two leading British
statesmen OF that period. Bright and
Gladstone. and won the author second
honors in the contest for the writer's
medal As the ma gazine reports the
award Of the prizes. "unstinted praise
was given by the committee through
It's chairman TO those excellent articles
or John Bright and NJ. Gladstone.
written by T. W. Wilson. Of North
Carolina The essay on Gladstone
--as nuhiished under the pretentious
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PORT HAYWOOD

Especial - The Tir1cs- nispSfch.i
Fort HAYWOOD. Va. December -
Ms. Marian Eros. 80 this place. ana
Earz,az waitez. % va1is1 Forx> we're
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-10
Gpbattmbfa GurppaSfa.

2un me otamme buomiopn, ett6
Stdtpalta.llnfari on 10 fopnnmt re.
feruinid lippuien ale, Stalia on fut'
iunut baialaan oIeipat reiertpiiou'
fot aieiiiin ia Eurfiua 10 on 100000
miestd aieisia Bulgarian raiaIIa,
Min ei endd ole fpipmps pelfistd
8aIfanin ifuiiista retteIDistd. Wteil.
Id ei tpaan ole fpieId mitddn tietoa
IiitG, fuinfa ipalmiina SafIan pe'
lottatpa armeiia on rientdmddn ra'
iaIe.
Ymm6rtdf6dmme, mitd npfpinen
toubu 8aIfanilIa merfitIee, buomat-
taamme, mitd erddn idbfDIanoman
Iopusia ianotaan 8aIeonin paltain
pbteiIeStd fofoufiesta. Siind ndet
ilmoitetaan, ettd foiffien 9alfanin
fristittpien fanian pbteinen Iotaneu'
tpottelufofous tpalitii 9alfarian
tiaarin, Serbinanbin, faiffien ndit-
ten maitten pbteiiefIi pIipddaifDtii.
&c merfitiee iotafin! Siind on ie
iuuri idriestpmiien Iafi eiiad, iosta
meibdn marrilaifilIamme on min
mdbdn fdIitpstd. &un be omat lu'
iasti idriestpneind oianeet turffiIai'
Jet 9osporon toiieas puolelle, min
eli ole beIppo muitten anastaa beiltd
pois notion bebelmid. Siatfoon
tpaan idriestpneind iafaa oifealla
iaaliinIa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-10
WallanfnmonS pmbietnmt
GSpania2Sa

Wta brib, Gspania, Iofaf. A p. -
HautatielGisten pleislaffo Gspam
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faapamman luonteen. pddministe'
ri GanaleioS on ampimeSti tlnnus'
tanut, ettd fpieesid on pifemmin TO
TO paItafunnan perustufTia idrfpttd'
md paIIanfumouS fuin lotto. Gss
panian tpaIIanfumoufielIiIet clemens
tit onat fauan obottaneet Iopitpaa
betfed toimintania alfamiieue Ia npt
Fun iellainen on aennut, tuletpat
ne ebboHomaSti fapHdmddn itd a.
fiania ebistdmiiefii ia tusfin tuletpat
perdptpmddn ennenfuin anian Eat
ferasti pibaama monarfia on fu'
fistettu.
Reiertpiioufot futI,ttaan aieiiiin.
TobiSteena iiitd, ettd Gspanian
mpnarfiaue on tobella abtaat aiat
ebesiddn, on ie, ettd faitfi tpiimeis
iend fuutena tpuotena paIpelufienia
luorittanee! reieripiioufot fautta 70.
70 ipaItafunndn otpat futiuttu tafai'
lin aieifiin. Sitdpaitii:. fuuIifpmmen'
tdtubatta miestd, ioiben paItpeIusais
fa taipalifisia oIoisio oIiii aIfanut
tpa sta emf maaIisfuusia, on futfuts
tn beti ast,imaan armeiiaan.