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New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
WARM MILK FOR LOST
BABIES URGED BY LEAGUE
Women Believe Police Matrons
Should Be Supplied with
Gas Stoves.

Should police matrons be allowed 10
have gas stoves with which TO heat milk
for lost babies and to make themselves
cup O. tea now and then?
The Woman's Municipal League thinks
that is a legitimate use of the oity's
money, and accordingly Mrs Edward +.
Hewitt, president of the league. has sent
letter to the Police Department asking
that the gas stoves be restored to the
police matrons. They were removed some
time ago. Mrs Hewitt presumes ''as
measure of economy" She suggests that
the department economic in some other
way.
A few days ago a lost child who had
been brought to the station had TO be fed
on cold crackers and milk, which was
what the matron was having for her own
lunch. Presently the fond parent ap-
peared TO claim her darling. and she
soundly berated the matron because the
child had not had its dinner.
This brings to light another lack in the
equipment of the police stations. There
Is no provision made for the feeding OF
persons brought TO the stations. When
child is obliged to remain at the station
any length OF time the matron buys food
for 1t with her own money. This. says
the league, is not right. The matrons are
none too well paid and even If they could
afford the constant expense of feeding
New York's waits the principle is wrong
and the city should not allow them TO
do it,
There is no provision either for food or
clothing for the city's guests at the police
,ls 4 81, d~aVa or
grown-ups who have been sleep-waking
have to be provided with clothes at the
matron's expense.
These matters were discussed yesterday
at the regular annual meeting of the
league at its headquarters, No 4e East
29th street
Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt was reelected
to the presidency. and the other officers
were elected as follows: First vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Barclay Hazard; second vice.
president. Mrs. Thomas r. French; third
vice-president. Mrs Henry Seligman; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Annette sum-
ner Rose: recording secretary, Mrs. Percy
Jackson. and treasurer. Mrs. John H.
Huddleston. Mrs. Charles S. Whitman
was elected to the board of trustees III
company with Mrs. Camden {. Dixie MIS-.
Thomas r. French. Mrs. Barclay Hazard
Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt Mrs. John H.
Huddleston and Mrs. Brandreth Symonds'
The league Will turn it, attention TINS
winter TO the proposed house of detention
for women and will Try to arouse pubic
opinion TO such an extent that the Boalu
Of Estimate and Apportionment VIII be
Obliged TO make an appropriation for H.
The league will also make study OF the
condition of feeble-minded children, with
q view TO the establishment OF state
workshops for them, in case snch pan
is found TO be wise.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
" P. j. HARD HIT N
NEW CONSTITUTION
Plan to Tax Income of Society,
Instead Of Membership,
Makes Big Difference.
ORGANIZATION is WEALTHY
Budget Said To Be Largest Of
Anv in the Association and
Roll One of the
Shortest.

Miss Elinor Byrns' press chairman OF
-, National Woman Suffrage Assocla-
49,, and Mrs. Mary Ware bennett, eX-
Tive secretary. agreed yesterday that
,,ss Harriet Stanton Blatch was right
., saving that the Nationals new con-
1,,,r,ion TO be voted on at the coming
sor,ention. would hit the Women's Po-
,,.,.ol Union in the tenderest part of its
s..ncal system as It would hit no other
orcanization in the land.
..Tbe Women's Political Union Is un-
,sral IN being small in numbers and rich
=, roonev." said Miss Byrns. Probably
80 isn't another suffrage body in the
.arntrv which has so large budget i'll
oomnarison 10 its size But. taking the
e,rrape organizations generally, a tax
levied in proportion to their incomes VIII
he nretty fair. The FIVE women VINO
rrorked over the new constitution nearl!
al summer put good bit of thought on
this and FIVE such women, trying so hard
% settle on the right thing, can't so far
wrong
"As it is under the old constitution
,o.aI societies pay the national, through
the state organizations, tax of ~ cents
a member. but societies can belong on
the sc0-member basis and pay only Tor
an The Woman Suffrage party and the
Womens Political Union have belonged
On that Inexpensive basis. Under the new
constitution societies pay the tax 10 us, 10
cents a member up to 5000 members, and
Gov as many more as they like. We shall
r,ssent our budget TO the convention and
after the delegates have decided what
work they want us TO do the next year
they will, We hope, vote to supply the
cash by taxing all affiliated societies ac-
cording TO income for whatever part OF
the sum the lO-cent dues won't yield.
"of course. the Women's Political
Union may feel the National Is worth the
tax 10 them. or they may take the larger
ylew-that, having more money ana lars-
Or activities than most societies, they can
better afford 10 help support the national
organization. Mrs. Frank Roessing, pres
ident of the Pennsylvania state associa-
zion. has lust written that they voted to
nav the tax for whatever fund we need
and the Pennsylvania association has a
budget of $4,000 a year.
"If the Women's Political Union doesn't
care TO follow Pennsylvania example II
can become an auxiliary of the Nauohdi'
paying us fat 800 year and having
the right TO send two delegates to the con-
ysntion. Affiliated societies are entitled
10 delegate for each two hundred men,
bers"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
MRS. EUGEN BOISSEVAIN.

mand? None Of them; they'd strike at
once"
Mrs. Boissevains housekeeping hasn't
had the supreme test yet, for her hus-
band isn't here. lie will arrive from Hol-
land In a fortnight. She is, however. en-
tcrtaning his brother. who is said TO be
very well satisfied with her coffee.
Mrs. Boissevain doesn't share the fears
of the suffragists who think she has lost
her citizenship by wedding a foreigner.
When 4 woman about to marry a
man who is not a citizen Of the United
StGtes announces her intention to the
government and specifies that she Intends
to live I'm this country she retains her
citizenship" said the newest suffrage
bride AT least, so It has been decided In
other cases. and / believe II will be IN
mine"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

Who saws that a suffragotte can't be
an efficient housekeeper? She can. She
is Behold the latest proof.
Miss Inez Mlholand. known not only
as the beautifullcst suffragette, but as a
very active one. gets married and goes
TO housekeeping I'm a cozy fat at NO -
East sOth street. Does she. as Mrs.
Eugen Boissevain. mistress OF her nus
bands home. retire from her law prac-
tice, give up her work for the emancipa-
ton Of woman? Not she.
housekeeping she said serenely to
The Tribune reporter yesterday. IL
doesn't bother me- ! don't let 1t bother
me. I get my housekeeping done for the
day I'm ten minutes
The young woman at the switchboard IN
the hall at No. 3J volunteered the infor-
nation that Mrs Boissevain was real
bus,ness woman. II she was married.
"She leaves home just like any ousi-
ness man in the morning and doesn't
come back till half past five or six AT
night" said the young woman
The statement about doing her house
keep,ng I'm ten minutes Is no figure or
speech with the newest suffrage bride.
"In ten minutes from the time | leave
nv room" she said. firmly. II am ready
90 20 downtown. ! leave things In train
for the housekeeping to be done by some
one who is fitted to do II. who knows how
10 do H. while !. who am most inexpert
AT housekeeping. go to my law office, at
No. 1l5 Broadway. and earn my living At
my own particular job
"The servant question: ventured the
reporter
The servant question doesn't bother the
newest suffrage bride, either. She has
been keeping house several weeks and
has had the same cook right along.
.JIowever." she observed. II do think
cooperative kitchens or something OF
that sort would be good thing. over
In Holland. where I spent three months
visiting branches of the BoisseVain
family after my marriage. there are such
kitchens In Amsterdam and other towns.
The housewife takes her food materials
TO the kitchen In the morning ana then
IS free to do what she VIII. AT dinner
time the food is ready for her table NICE
Iy cooked There are cooperative laun-
dries. too Each neighborhood has It's own
cooperative kitchen, within easy reacn
of the various families.
There Is absolutely no reason why
woman who doesn't like housework ana
can do something else better snouid De
tied down TO housework Why. SAID the
newest suffrage bride, with shining eyes.
II should go crazy II / had to do mousse
work one whole day"
Children, Mrs. Boissevain admitten'
conplicate matters for the woman VINO
wants to be out In the world.
Young children need their mother. but
the age at which they can be left 10
Others is much less than 1t formerly was
supposed to be. At three. now' children
can be at kindergarten. and 1t Is good for
Them 10 associate with other children.
THE world has demanded TOO much oil
mothers II has expected the woman 10
be cook. nurse, teacher. dressmaker, man
ager. psychologist and several other
things. She couldn't do IT, Of course ana
the whole thing was unfair to the child
And horribly unfair TO the mother What
man would try to respond to such de-
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
SENATE GIFT COST $1,000
Present to Miss Wilson Includes Tea
Service, Vases and Candelabra.

Washington. Nov. l3.-Miss Jessie VIII
sons wedding gift from Senators-a silver
servlce-wil include tea service. coffee
percolator, compete, vases. candelabra
and trays.
All will be fttingly inscribed and will
cost a little more than $1,000. Senator
MARITIME, OF New Jersey, is looking after
the gift for his colleagues
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
ALL SORTS IN JOY CARNIVAL

The strangest conglomeration Of amuse-
mont features that ever sought the shell
ter Of one roof is occupying the Grand
central Palace preparatory to the open
ing Of the Carnival OF JOY Tonight
Cabaret singers from Broadway were
nnlv q few steps away were "barkers,
who had .just come into the city from the
comfy fair circuits; Big Jack, the box.
ing kangaroo. and Colonel Fararis wild
= animals and Washburn's circus
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
OLD NEWPORT ALMANAC SOLD.

Boston. Nov 13.-An old almanac or
thirty-two pages. printed in Newport
r. l.. in 1881, brought s525 at an auction
here to-day. II was purchased for the
Rhode Island Historical Society The lit
tie book contains notes Of the part taken
by the French army and navy I'm the
Revolutionary War and their influence In
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
mitchell EXPOSITION DELEGATE,

Before leaving town on his vacation
Trip to Panama Mayor-elect Mitchell for-
maly accepted place as a member OF
the American general committee OF the
Anglo-American Exposition TO be held IN
london next year.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
Daily Bill of Fare.
SATURDAY..

BREAKFAST
Stewed Figs.
Steamed Hominy. Creain.
parsley Omclet bscon 'u
Rye Popoyers. Co"ee'
LUNCHEON.
Cheese Canapes.
palibut Souffle. Potato Stra"s
String Bean Salad.
Jelly Pancake Roll lea
DINNER.
Halyed Grapefruit. with Malaga Grape' Iaan
Fried Parsnips FAXED fresh 'a"''
Brown sweet Potatoes
OId-fashioned Apple sauce. s..
Tomato and Celery salad. s Cheese oresm
warsscbino Tapioca. Whipped Crea"'
Coffee.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

J,NMEs' UNIQUE PARIS SHOP Is 'e now
,ocs,sd ai bt3 5;h ave. near 18th St E1cIusNe
novelties in smIi p.lisan Rsmo"as @odeis I' in hair
Electra. soc ,opss pa tango shoe buckles. dog
se' eoIIars. Sole depot for the celebrated EAau''A
Perfumes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26

neen ep6funtoon, ionfa iobbosta
bdn tulitifun palosia alfoi tarfas'
taa puobon inptd. EdaDin iptpi fui'
tentin DIip palamaon. 9dn pritti to-
fiuaan tufabuttaa tulta, mutta pddn'
fifin Iiuoin banan fotonaan auti,
jouoin tuli riebabti tdpteen poimaan.
EGuDtn 1at 6. faspoibin1a, fdfinid
ia iddriinid maifeita palotpammoia.
WaIemman fdben iormista irtaan'
tuipat fpnnet fofonaan. Watn mii'
tinsasIa %iaatiin bdnet pois pala'
masta rafennufiesta ia nietiin Sd
meenlinnan lddniniairaalaan. 9dnen
%tilania on buono. Tuli iaatiin Jam
mutetufIi Fun rafennuS oil 10 ebti.
MT palaa notn puolilleen. Spmdai'
tosIa idilptettiin noin $50 bl. miliaa,
iauboia, 100 f9. Ithaa, pilian laitt'
t%eIufone .. NJ. Sefd palarut rafen'
nus ettd milia olimat pafuutetut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
Yiffu Seiffi ia bSnem
elGmdmid.

Meiiinpartiian ainoa poifa, 9eif
Fl, oil totiiesti felpo pitfu mics, Ill
ben aifaon miiimuotias. Suora'
rpbtinen pieni poifa, maalea fibara'
pdd ia iuuret firffoot IapIenIiImdt.
&c talo, iosia ban afui iidn ia di
bin fansia oil wdbdn ipridsId fp
Idstd metidn ~reunosia nafamannd'
fDisten mdntpien ia pstdnduisten
toipuien pmpdroimdnd. Siiarufia
eli Seifiad oIut. mutta olipa len IT,
iasta eriIaifia fotieIdimid iidud, ne
oIipat bdnen Ieitfitomereitaan Ia
niibin fiintpi bdn iuureaa ratfau'
bella. Niiben fansia ban feuruStelt,
Mile ferioi bdn tarinoita ia ne bdn'
I'd pmmdrfimdt, iofoiien fananpoian
pibamaaua ,bdn tunfi, nelidae fuu'
reIe Iompaaue, ioiia bdn fotioitauf'
iesin paimenii, ionoi ban iIoiien
nbpmdd buomenta" ia rbpmdd pDtd"
ia iidn moIemmot meiidtoirot 8iui
ia aiisfi ieuraiinot bdntd asfel as
f~eIeeIta fun niibeu ct million tar
pinnut Qua tpDsid iIdn mufana.
2iui ia 0iiefi ne mpDsfin foifeli'
pat, toiliueen fImad isfien, Fun
Seitft IeitftinnoisToon iosfus dibin
poiSIa ouesia tell foiteuoifa mer.
ti1ifid afioito, ionfa ioboosta diti
idlteenpdin mddnteli fdfiddn Ia pm
bisieIi pddtddn. 2un bdnet ferron
foImimuotiaona erddnd ppptfipdi.
mdnd idptpi idadd pfiin, firotteIi
bdn ifdn bouIipusin fanoile, Iuul'
len fen FiduSn berneifR, fasteIi
iIosta mustepuuosta dibin fuffoiet
ia foifen Ioputfi Ieiffoi fiboropddn.
"a meIfein foIiutfi tebbdfieen feinu.
bemoieIeen uuben bdnndn Fun enti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
ltmit ennGtpS atuipliittpalaaa.

Isfettdin tapabtui Hautamaaran
2ansaslabbeua tapaus, iofa mot
baan merfitd mubefIi e~nndtptieffi a.
wioliitfooIaua. Sdistd riStidiIiin ei
nGet fulunut enempdd fuin puolitois.
ia tuntia. @Iian fulfu on ieuraama:
GrGs nuprueainen oil rafastunut
neitoieen ia beibdn iubteenia febittpi'
ndt min, ettd toisia iununtai iItana
futiuttiin pappi antamaan piimetstd
mpitelua nuorten anioliitou lie, totmit'
tamaan nibfimistd. Watfa &anta'
maaran firfolta 3an9aslabben fp'
Idle on pitfd, ioten poppi, ionfa en'
men ldbt6Dn tdptDi ratpita ieurafun'
iaIaiTia Iananriesfaua, ei pibtimd'
paiftaan ioutunut ennenfuin mpD
bGdn iltatIeua, faaoen 10 morfiamen,
pIidn ia mieraatfin miippmiIeuddn
bermostumaan. piti fuiteufin Ianan
ia ia tuIi fuin mics. 2lo IL iltaleua
totmitettiin pibtiminen. Sitd ennen
oil 10 fauna pantu rldmmitd" Ia be-
ii amenen idlfeen iaatettiin morfion
maromasti iaunoan. Sun puolitois'
ia tuntia oil fulunut la feao lp1npt
vi pDad, fiirubti moimoinen pdfi
Iaunasta ~bddmieraiue ilmoittamaan
iIoista uutista: periIIinen on ipntpnpt,
riemuitfaa faiff,! MamuIa. ennen
fuin pastori Idffi fotiaan fastoi I'D.
net ptiin tein, firtottelt dibtn, omit
tell iIdd. iolle mpDs ola funniaa lam
Zee tdstd uubesta mailman ennd'
tpffestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26

fitd mieltd ettd tirielmdsid olit mo-
nopolil oimiiestafin mainittapa, toss
ia ferran fpIpmps monopo liioimi.
Iesta on 10 tu0ut pleiiemmdn fesfus'
telun aIaiIefIi. Se buom auttitpat
mp5s, ettd monopoliIoimiien fautta
m~oitaiIiin tehod loppu niistd lufui'
[ista mddrinfdptDtfstd, ioita pffi
tpisliiffeet barioittapat, la maltuus'
toaa oIiIi mabbouiiuutta raioittaa
auftoloaifaa Iefd muutenfin toi'
meenpanna tarpeeliieffi ndfemiddn
Iupistuffia. &dnestpfIeud AZ ddneud
II mastaan pddtettiin, ettei paltuls
toue iitettdpdsid firielmdsid pubu'
ia monopoliioimiiesta mitddn.
2opuffi pddtettiin pastori 8onbe'
Itamin ebbotutiesta febottaa fesfus'
toimifunnon rpbtpmddn fopipiin tot.
menpiteiiitn. iotta moi,nafas painos'
tas iaataifiin ipntpmddn raittiusmd'
en- maatimusten fauatta miietf ia
FIND tarfotutiesia m. M. fddntp'
mddn faiftien pbteisfunnaQifi pa
rannutfia barrastapien ~ieuroien
puoleen febotutieua. ettd nefin RIB
tpiiipdt barioittamaan propaganda
mdfiiuomaliitfeen lopettamiiefi SeL
in9isid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26

acknowledgements olenan
2oniouisfiriapainon iobtoiaue faa'
put port pdimdd tofoperin Waofan
lddnin Observation-Disclosures fp'
Ielp, iobon maobittiin mastaamaan
nelidn pdiipdn fulueSIa, nimittdin
milf Waaian poinooIiomiebeue ei
ole Idbetetip 8ristiinanfoupungin
iuomaIaifen pbleisfoulun wuoiifer'
tomuS lufufpuobeIta 1913-14
Run iofainen mdbdnfin oiioita d.
lpdtpd fuolemoinen pmmdrtdd, ettei
tdIaista nuoffertomusta mield e.
bes moitaiTi %poinottaa, Min tuntuu
bieman merfiniieItd. minfdnuotIi
Observation-Disclosures on mofomaa
fpIelpd tebnpi. 8irieImdn on oaefir'
ioittanut SIoI aIenius ia marmenta.
mt 9enni Mlfiofi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
Waimen iurmannnt itfenfd.

8. T. 1 pdn aamupdindad tlmotet.
tin Tampereen etfipddn o~Iastoon,
etta erddn iifdldiien ruofailupaitan
pitdid Mlef5anbra Wdfeld oil lDpbet.
tp fuoaeena fplppbuoneestaan. ed
bemmin tarfastettaesia %buomattiin,
ettd bdn oil tebupt itiemurban naut.
timaua farpolibappoa. WdfeId oil
ipntpnpt urialoSia 1871. Sppnd It,
Iemurboan on junction ~raffaus.
Mdfeld oIiiofu aifa Titten mennpt
fibloibin erddn 6dmeenfpr1std TO.
oifin oIeman atieIi SpmDIetii life.
ddn futfuman miebebn fansia, iofa
fuitenfin 10 ennestddn oil naimifisfa
ia oil bdneud Iapfiafin. 9dnen nj.
menid on tobeuiiuubesfa Sdrminen.
Sdrpinen mansittiin toisia iItana
Ipptettpnd fafftnnaimiiesta ia. Edmd
Hence min idrfpttdnpt WdfeIdn mieI.
I'd, ettd ban fatfoi parbaaffi pddt,
tdd pdimdnfd.
Sdrninen, iofa on ipntpnpt 1890
on ebeleen pibdtettpnd, ia tulaan
hdntd naStaan nostamaan inpte
fafIinnaimiiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26

Wf. q pnd tlo 8 uifaan oonu.
ioutui Xabben tienoiIo
Sdrmifiad WiIe SammeIin iddmddn
metidsfd ruIopuita foataesfaan
puan oue. puu, iofa oiui Eamme'
pddbdn, ontoi Min fofunn I'd
rdpfien. ettd bdn fen iobDoSta 10 ia.
man pdiwdn iI%tapuoleua Flo A alta.
ma fuoli. Tammelin oil min $50
puoben ifdinen, ia pfTi niitd man.
ban fanian miebtd, jotfa ndinfin
iidn iaanuttaneina otpat ioie
Id tdpFsid ruumiinnoimisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26

iaa muuan toinentin benfil6 on cpd
limeeaiIeeid iartctutIesIo ldbenneupt
ormeiion naispuoIifia idienid. Niitd
tobistoiia, iotfa mapaaebtoiieStt o.
mot iImottaneet olemania bnlutfaita
fertomoou ornsiian oIoista, eli wie
Id ole fuuluSieltu. Yleenid ndDttdd
fItd fuin ormeiioua oliii olut bppiu
iuurl tpetomoima nuoren femptmie'
lien pleiiDn fesfuubeSIa Hditd on
iiben b~oufuteIut ie biaitDn eIdmd.
iota OF ipietettp ormeiian pddfort
teeriSIa.
Gmersti Selim ytinbeu on Ipntp
NIT 2uusioeua 1879. Nuorempiua
WuoIinaan ban oil puuieppd, mutto
liittpi fifteen pelaStuS armeiiaan Aii'
meiiet ieiiiemdn muotta bdn iobti
perustamaania Suomen pelastus
armeiiaa.
Edsid pbtepbesid Hence ipptd buo'
mauttaa mpDs fiitd, ettd nSuomen
pelastusarmeiia" on aiman eri nh
tpmd Putin mafinainen vpelaStusor
meiia". mSuomen pelostasarmeiia"
OF bra Hinbeuin peruStama len idl'
feen fuin ban oil pafotettu iotenfin
iamanlaisten ipitten tafia fuin mis-
td NIT on fpIpmps eroamaan cam
iainpdliIeen pelostusarmeiiaan fuu'
lumasta pelastusormeiiastd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
Sbmanin iutusia aunettn tmpmio.

O~ ~
Observation-Disclosures on ldbettG,
MT Turun bonioifeuben fannemiS.
faolinmirastoIe tirielmdn, iosia
Observation-Disclosures feboitetaan
noStamaan Tampereen raoStupan.
oiteuben idienid, pormestari & SO.
Waubenia iefd oifeuSraatimiebid ".
Seuitenid ia &. Walista pastaan
neutrality-suspicious. fen iobbosta, ettd
raastufpanoifeuS oil tuominnut So
manin ransaistufieen i~attetusta
wddrennpfieStd ia fomauutiesta,
fiis iatfetuista rifoffsta. proturaat.
torinpirosto n 'mielestd Sbman MIN.
oIiIi ouut tuomittana fuStafin eri
rifofIesta eri ran9aistufieen.
Wainita iopii, ettd profuraattortn.
miraSton %toimenpibe afiasIa on
iuotta tiirebbittp, Fun Ell %bomioiteus
tietddfIemme nield ole tuomiota
mabmistanut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26

ea'nea sstita.
Gtdfobbat Gnomen VelaStuS'
armeiiaSSa.

RoSfo ianomaIebbisid on oant tie
toia fitd, ettd erttpifid t5rfeitd cpd
fobtia on iImaantunut Suomen pc
laStusarmeiiaS5a. on uubenmaan
lddnin furnernDDri fdsferpt 6elIin'
gin poliiimestarin toimittamaan tor
fan tuttimmtien a~fiasia la iaatia'
maan Ippqiiet fauteen oIaififfi allan
omaiIesIa oiteubesIa iefd Min plan
tuin mabboaista fuwernDDrile Il
moitcmaon tutfimutien tmloflesta la
aTiae1a tefemistdGn toimenpiteistd.
So6toia Gipersti Hinbeuid
Ipptetddn.
,pddmaian" buoneisto on bfIi oil
hut puotrattuna erddue tpDmiebele,
ionfa perbe tieidd fertoo, fuinfa
nuoria tptt6id on p0fonbet oleStelut
ia eldm0inpt bra Hinbelin fansi ia,
fuinfa pddmoiaan on fannettn olut
ia, tuinta Rinbeuiad on ouut erds
marttuneempi n%ainen, iota ban on
maininnut rtiblatutIi morTiametIeen".
Sdmdn ouesIa bra Hinoelin lmona
eimat nuoremmat naiiet ole usfalta'
meet Qua DitIimdsid, muita atna fun
bdnet on rtoimiiettu" NATHALIE, olis
mat entiIet oitfiidt iaapuneet. Wati'
naiIeSh on HtnbeQtn luona aiunut
mumon entinen iaunottoiatar, iofa
fantoi vpddmaiaan" olutta. &ertaa'
faan eimdt naapurit ianoneet tuul
leenia rpddmalosta" ben9euistd lau'
lua, m,ttta Distd ilonpitoa. iohon otti
oIaa bra Hinbeq ia nuorio iptt5id
ptiteueu, fa%fiteIen, iosfus nieam'
piafin pbt'aifao; ieaaista oil Iaatu
fuula fddnnDaiiesti.
Wttd Difin ia pleenid oil tapobtu
nut, fuinfa iaaStaiSta eldmdd to
bella oil elettp. fen on tuulemma
erds Is muoben iptt6 fertonut tdp
beliIesti. Onpa ban idttdnpt eff
pdae poliiile fiti pdipdfirianiafin.
Stind ban fertoo ptiitpisfobtaiiesii
iuopotteIemasta ia FrpeetiDmdstd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
Observation-Disclosures ebnStaiato'
TONS tpaatii mtin pitidQc mlpt'
tntpaa tieltoa fmin lafi
gnnSS1

wv
NeIfingin Raittiuspbbietpsten fes.
fustoimifunnan futIumaan raiitius.
pbbistpsten ebustoiafofoufIeen Rot
ton iubIoiaIisia I. E 2 pm. oil iaopm'
nut noin 70 ebustoioa foifista rait'
tiuspbbistptfistd. aofouffen amoIi
fesfustoimifunnan pubeeniobtoia
tobtori 80. Woionmaa. Sittentuin
t~ofoufien pubeeniobtaiaffi oil paIit.
tn turtfuri u. u. 2abtinen ia fibtee.
riff, toimittoio 70. Rorpto, rpbbptiin
tesfustoimitunnon laatimon fou'
punsin poItuustoue tarfotetun ano.
muSIuonnofien perushtieqa,
2lfiosta fpirireesfd milfaasia fes.
fuStehisIa pfimieIiIesh pbbphiin
IfirielmdsId eiitettppn nootimufieen,
ettd emf feidf. i p; std iuonutusiuo.
moIiite 9eIinsisId on fuptstettamo
latin iauimoan mdbinpddn mddrddn.
I'd. Gri mieIipiteitd eiih,tpi Iitd mas.
ioin Iiitd, onto roittine nIetut.
totpa fonnottomnan monopoiii6ries.
telmdd ptTtpisfaupon ebeIId fiben
pdfiiuomoliitfeeIeen ndbben, iota
mppntifoubelIo mobbouiIeSti nielG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
1nIitiffa on tpaaraaimem 5iiptbn'
nbrine.

Run GstoIon talon !6ausidrmen
RpttpIdsid iidnndn melt .. Xinbsren
meni ippdoiton ptiile noutomoon
field idiIptetpsid ostiosta DIipd,
buomaF bdn ipnnprin banon ioutu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-26
Lundin & Co., II t \; a.'ga1f If. s.

Arvoisat Herrat:- Myotaseuraa $100. Laheuakaa minule yksi 65c
kannu LuDdinin Exractia Perfection Brew'ksi ia ysi 35c kannu Lun-
diDin Exracta Nal ia Brewksi, joista von valmstaa ID gaunaa tel
dan erldsia kotona valmistetavia mallss- ia humalajuoma. Lahetta-
ka my0s, kuten ylem,a ana lupaatte, ysi teidan hienoja sveter-takkia
ilmaiseksi ioDka suuruuden merkitsen tShan.
""Nastan Svetei ROXY. a-.~""tuumaa
.~-Miesen Sveter takk. RinnanympSrysm ta~-~"-tuumaa
Tehkaa rNi (X) sen svetenn kohdalle, jonka haluate. Saadaksen-
ne oikean mitan, mitatkaa tuumamitalla ympari rinnan ia kainaloen
alta ympari seIan. Jos eli teina satu olenaan tuumamitaa, mitatkaa
langalla ia lahettsksa lanka taman kupongin mukana nellie.
Ymmarran, eta jos en- l0yda mallas- ia humala extracteia taikka
svehia nmnkuin ilmoitatte, lahetatte rahani ST. 90 takaisin.