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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19
Actors on
Christmas
There's lots OF work.
And there amt no play.
So what's the use
or a Christmas day7

VI n 1Nflhlliluh uAJ
"HAT little verse, paraphrased
from one familiar TO soldiers.
just about sums up the real
Christmas sentiment existing
among people connected with the the
atrical business. No. that doesn't
mean that the actor, the manager aud
the advance agent do not appreciate
the giving and receiving of presents
from their friends But II does mean
that people connected with the stage
have come TO look upon the Christmas
time as a season OF short pay and hard
work
IL isn't generally known. but It Is
none the less true, that most actors
have n clause in their contracts which
calls for half pay the week before
Christmas. This clause was inserted
In tho days when the week before
Christmas really was tough" one I'm
the theatrical business But nowadays
there ARE many productions which
pack the thcatcrs to the doors the week
before Christmas as well as any other
week In the year. Nevertheless some
Of the managers live up to that con
tract and deduct the half weeks pay
That Is ono reason why actors aren't
particularly merry at Christmas.
There ARE other managers who
make n practice Of. laying of their
companies the week before Christmas
and some Of them ten days or two
weeks before In that case there is
no salary at an forthcoming. That
probably. Is another reason why the
average actor cannot understand why
Christmas Is an occasion 20 be unduly
Joyful
II was only last year that some OF
the managers came 10 the conclusion
that stage people. like other human be
iugs. might Ike 10 spend some part Of
the Christmas holiday with their
friends and relatives Up 10 that year
Il had been the custom of all man
ayers to give a special matinee on
Christmas day That meant, Of course
that about AN the actor had TO do on
IIlIN ltHIlNf N'iNNlNAl NNH A' Nh.NN ~"
the thcatcr almost MS soon gs ne had
acquired his regular amount ~ sleep
give nm afternoon performance and
then n fortunate enough TO hnv,
friends or relatives living In the city
60 hurry through his Christmas dinner
with them or leave before u was half
over 90 60 back 10 the thcater 10 play
the evening performance.
But a few Of the managers changed
that last year by emitting the Christ
mas matinee and giving it-on the day
following. There were other managers.
however. who not only gave the Christ
mas matinee but noted on the su-gos
ton OF their more charitable compch
tors aud gave the matinee the day me-
ar too However this omission Of IN,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19
GET BUsY

For each 800 purchase from the
following named merchants you Will
bo given one 10 cent ticket free
good for one motion picture sho"
at the Snyder Opera House any night
we have motion pictures. Remember
TO call for your tickets, come ana
see as fine a picture show as you
will see anywhere.
Curry & Taylor, Groceries
Rogers & Cassteyenes. Hdwe.
owl Drug Store.
d. p strayhorn
Warren Bros
Snyder Drug Co.
benson & Smith.
HI. Sears & co.
The Arcade.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19
For sale Cheap.

Section OF patented land miles
from Snyder farm, house. well and
windmill. $500 cash, balance good
terms VIII take some trade For
rent to maui who will furnish him
self lf not sold by January LIST See
me over state Bank.
2G-2t u. NJ BOYD
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19
AUNT LOU! LOUIS
GsFUNlYYS
QPRESENT0
TNREDDlE was very fond OF Aunt
Lou aud had been saving upI
his pennies TO buy her Christ
mas present H had Eve

his pennies TO buy her a Christ
mas present. III. had fveI
when he climbed Into his mothers lap
10 consult as to how the money should
DO invested. After the conference lt
was agreed that Aunt Louis present
should be rose.
Tho florists was only i've blocks
down the street In front of the little
corner grocery store stood Bobbie.
Freddie's chum. studying the wonder
full things In the window.
"Hellol" said Freddie. Have you
got "A copperW
Bobne displayed two. and Freddie
asked what no was going TO buy"
Don't know Come on: let's 20 in"
said Bobbic
On tho counter was a box OF white
clay pipes with funny faces on them.
Bobbles bright eyes spied them Mt
once. How much Is tho bubble plpesf"
he asked.
"Just a cent" said the man behind
the counter
,Bobble bought one. and Freddie lin
gered at the box. He asked. How
many would Eve coppers buyf"
six" Freddie bought six.
Freddie returned home, and mamma
looked up from her sewing and asked.
Did you get IT.
SIX. mamma six beautiful onesw
no cried excitcdly
"Why. Freddie, you couldn't get six
for . cents. said his mother.
yes. DID" said the little boy.
Just look here"
"Why. Freddie. they're pipes, and
Aunt Lou doesn't want pipes Where
II the roscf
Freddie stood before her. speechless.
He had forgotten tho rose-forgotten
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Rstter have PEBBLES to tune UP
Ivour car at your private garage %n'',
,So roads are bad. and be ready TO
use II "''" ,-s 2G-2t
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

It Is said that every convict ever
pardoned by VIII Mayes while he
was acting governor promised to
never drink any more liquor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

when 4 S. Admiral Fletcher told
the warning armicis Co let up, or De
would train his guns ou them. they
heard him
Anything In the feed iiue. We have
&C. Phone Isl.
C.. NATION a. son
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

All the standard lines of '''''rU '.'..
ro,,ie's Jcwelry store at p'''''
that are right
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Gao acres. $50 Ia cultivation. &
houses. extra good place See u. d.
Gotten. 2e-at
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

n the United States can hold the
warning factions in Mexico within
their own lines until they thrash
each other TO a fragile. Il will be
better than to invade the country aud
have TO eight a combination OF those
treacherous blood thirsty ruifians.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Born. in snyder last week to MT
md Mrs. C.. z Ferguson, q CIR"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Four new touring cars to close out
If s575OO each. 25tf
w. l.. PETTY Snyder, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Joe Golden split the uud from his
home 90 Town "wednesday
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

See u. &. Towlc Tor Libbcy's Cut
GLASS. the Worlds hest.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Inquire OF J. V. white at the Max
we'll hotel for cheap fruit trees. tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bridgemar
we're shopping In town saturday
The evening world., 1913-10-06
HEADACHY, BILIOUS, CONSTPATED,
CLEAN YOUR LIVER D|ME A BOX

and don't resort to harsh phyaoe Nv
irritste and injure. Remember tho your
sour. disordercd stomach. lssy liver. and
clorged bo 'els can be quickly clssnes
and regulated by morning with gentle
thorough Cascarets; = 1O-cent boz WI
keep your head clear and make you ,ee'
cheerful and bully for months. Get Ca
carets now-wake up refreshed--feel Ike
doing a good days work-make yourseY
pleasant and useful. Clean upl Cheer
up!
The evening world., 1913-10-06
DESCRIPTION.

The distinguished effect Of this little
gown Is not dependent upon either the
popular tunic In any form or draping
OF any kind--merely the proper COM
blning of materials In q simple design
and the effective use Of fur trimming.
Russian green serge 10 an excellent
color ana material for the Development
of the drssa with brown fur and green
satin trimmings. The waist - out o.
tho popular Mmono itnes. with shs
waist opening In front to show . pointed
chelnisetts OF satin. A narrow Line Of
brown fur outlines Il. continuing around
the neck. while . ecant ruffls Of cream
chiffon. wired. lays next the neck. Be-
low the fur. which 10 also used to
finish the elbow sleeves. are flare cuffs
Of the satin which correspond with the
shaped revere OF satin trimming ths
front OF the skirt. This revere u lined
with the serge. giving tho effect Of be-
Ing IN one with the right a,ulrt portion.
The line Of fur sdging the bottom Of
thu slsirt runs ND In front and dhsp-
The evening world., 1913-10-06

pears under this revere piece. 4 pretty
touch OF handwufk In the form OF COL
orod beads and embroidery on the front
charm. Rose blue and bronze are the
colors introduced. Tho odd effect Of the
rirdlc IL also worthy Of notice. aithough
the extra labor Of making IL not worth
mentioning. 1t is q straight piece OF
the satin six inches wide cut four inches
longer than the ordinary belt measure
ment. and gathered into q two-inch
heading at the side. where u slips unc ~
small side made OF the satin. This
small strap would also be pretty OF the
fur.
II ono desired this gown for dressy
afternoon wear under q fur coat. a
heavy silk such a. fAiile o. Canton
crepe may Be used. when the trimming
pieces OF heavy lace dyed to match the
gown would prove effective. with fur
TO give Il character.
A dark blue ribbed ailk wound he
pretty with chem.setts and sleeve cum
Of whito satin. while the belt and skir;
trimming piecc could 30 Of self-c0lor
satln and tho fur brown. Another de-
liAhtful suggestion II the use Of the new
brick rcd In either siIk or serge with
eelf-color satin vest. cuffs, bolt and
skirt severe. while the marrow black
fur outlining the waist opsn.ns. sleeves
and edge OF skirt 10 combined at the
neck with fine S1eam lace. |. tbs hand
Scrk In TO 10 done On the bolt black
satin would be pretty. worked In red.
green and yellow beads.
The evening world., 1913-10-06
MOTHER RECEIVERS CHILD.
Lost 10 Hours, Little Girl Tells OF
Ride and stolen ming.

Helen Pagrenta. three years old. was
Mt her homo. No. 2s East Thrty-second
street. to-day. and very pleasantly sur
prised. When Helen lost herself yes-
terday with the aid Of . bad delivery
boy she expected to b spanked the next
time she saw her nothsA u indeed they
ever net again.
~ patient questioning ne oh!id's
mother learned thaA while Helen was
wandering aionG First avenue neaS
Thirty-eecond street, . boy had stopped
her and By offering hor cake had got
her to take . ride In . baker's wagon
There was a man on TIE wagon. too.
who laughed at her and the boy and
especially when the boy took on Helen
ring. They put her down IN . place
whore shs ala not know anybody. she
said. and she cried until . policeman
PICKED her up in his arms and took her
to the rooms Of the Childrsn's Sooisty.
whore her mother found her.
The policeman said he had picked her
up at Third street and Avenue A. nearly
three miles from her homA Five-yeAr-
Old Tony Malfetu disappeared rom a
home near that Of the PaRrentas and
seven weeks later his body was found
in the East River. after blackmallrrs
had tried to sxtort money from Hi
mother, who was very poor.
The evening world., 1913-10-06

NTH street tonight lie needs most
good contraltos.
The evening world., 1913-10-06
SHOT AS THEY WALK STREET.

Folk DO Crescsndo Of No. ~ Flushing
avenue. Astoria. ana Tony Mirons Of the
same address. both Italians. who claim
they were shot without warning - they
were walking along Lawrence street,
Long Island City. last night are In 81.
Johns Hospital. each suffering from Q
bullet wound. De Crescendo may dis.
lie WAS shot IN the head. M1rons was
shot In the left arm.
Tho two men claim not to know who
shot them nor why they were shot The
assaiians have not been captured by the
police. Neither Of the Italians Is able
TO give the ponos any description OF the
two men. they aid. who aid the shoot
inR
The evening world., 1913-10-06
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor:
I have three and o half yards OF
yellow brocads like sample Enclosed.
Will you please suggest how ] can use
~ For an evening gown what could
] combine with II &o.i am tall sud
medium build. MISS X. X.
Your material q more suitable
for IN evening wrap. MAKO - -
long - your goods viii permit
and araps IL In froAt ~ tie bot
tom, thus mAkin6 II slightly oue
away. Secure the araping wl'h .
corded frog ana have another 70
faStsn The wSap below the whist
line. Trim ~ nsof opening With
black fur ana fnish the k1moAo
s1ssvss with some. MAKO The vsss
Of one thickness chiffon oiotA. A.
ishing ~ Dutch Asoh.
Dear FAAhioa Editor,
I am In mourning. but I want to at
tend q small party and would appre-
ciate your advice on . suitable dress
to have made I am twenty years old.
s feet . inches tall. and am slight of
build. MISS n.
1ave . SOW ta3sta skirt part,
Afapsa mp IN 'front.' ana having .
full straight tunio Of chiffon oloth
edged With Q fold Of crepe. Have
che blouse Of two thioknssseo Of
chiffon cloth made with . Wide
vest, outlined with . fold Of orsps,
0oftsnsd b. . frtu Of net. xavs
short sleeves finished with . fE1u
and have . Wide crushed belt Of
ta4sta finish ~ the baok With Two
vide loops ana sndA
psas FSah,oa Editor.
Would you advise velvet for q sui,
this year. or broadciothf Ii velvet a
stylish - Il was last year. ana II &C
what color would you sug9est2 Am a
brunette. gray eyes and = Cd color.
A h G.
Velvet WIN certainly ~ very
0sy1ish. ana thsfs aSs other ma
tssials also suoh - psaH a. peoAs.
velour % Ialns ana auvstyn. An
ere modish. 4 r1oh blue color -
green woulA become you nicely.
The evening world., 1913-10-06
PRINCESS VISITS PARENTS.
Former New York Girl WIZ Retura
10 Paris IN FortnigAt.

Prince and Princess Michel Murat
have arrived IN New York for . visit
from thsR homo In Paris The Princess
vac Miss Helen Med. stallo. daughter
Of Edward X. Stallo OF New York She
was married to tho Prince Feb. 6 At the
Church Of st. Honore d'Eyian, Paris.
Among the few guests was Myron n.
Hsrrick. American Ambassador. After q
wedding journey 10 Algeria they went
TO England.
Tho Prince and Princess win return
to Paris after Q fortnight.
The evening world., 1913-10-06
CLEVER JACK.
rom the Bdston Transcript.


Madge--What. you've made up With
Jack? Why thought you demanded
that everything you'd given each other
must be returned.
Ethel-Weii. SO I did: but he insisted
that We begin with the Kisses and then.
OF course. the jig was up.
The evening world., 1913-10-06

Kart 0rhlndier has not succeeded yet
= nlling hk Schola cantorum chOrus
Weapaeity and. therefore. win glve an
= > Ssiss sia,- q Ne. = sast y1iss-
The evening world., 1913-10-06
a .ooo Fire In High BaildiR6.

Fire on the top floor OF 'he '"e
story building al Nos. IL and 10 Lss'
street yesterday morn.
Ing caused $4,000 damage to the hrin '.
sydney schwartz, manufactures ",'
ladies' neckwear. The fire, the of,Rn
q, which ,s no, known. was confined 70
the twelfth floor.
The evening world., 1913-10-06

dred md Twenty-,h,rd street. Manhat-
tan. was found hanging in woodshed
at the home OF Philip Wsinmann. Wai-
colt and Second avenues, Astoria. to-
day. lie had been visiting Welnmann
over Sunday. 80 reason for his suicide
IL known
The evening world., 1913-10-06

skin regAins is norma condition
A single overnight application Is sui.
ficient to show what Poslam can do. and
viii clear away undue redness Of nose
or complexion.
Comforts tired. itching. blistered feet.
Protects from infection when applied to
sbrasions and sore spots. Relieves baby
Of chafcd and itching humors.
POSLAM SOAP used daily for toilet
aud bath will keep the skin in healthy
condition aud improve its color and
texture. Beauties compilations.
All druggists sell Poslsm (price 30
centsl and Poslsm Soap (price IS ceuts).
FOR free samples. write TO the Emer-
eescy Laboratories. 50 West s5th Street,
New Yosk Cts.
The evening world., 1913-10-06

You're biliousi You have throbbing
sensation in your head. . bad taste in
your mouth. your eyes hurt, your skin 10
yellow with dark rings under your eyes.
your lips arc parched. No wonder you
feel ugly. mean and ill-tempsred. Your
system is full Of bile and const ipated
waste not properly passed off. and what
you need is . cleaning up Inside" Don't
continue being bilious, constipsted nui-
sance TO yourself and those who love you,
The evening world., 1913-10-06
P0SlAm HEALS
ALL ITCHING
SKIN TROUBLES

Poslsm oifeIv the
easy means to per-
msnent eradication
O! eczema salt
rheum. rashea PIN
pies, aud oil skin
diseases
It, action is sur
prisinaly rapi 4 ,
Itching stops. In
mediate relief is felt.
Soon the trouble
disappears, and the
The evening world., 1913-10-06

Hanged Self I'm wooasheA.
william Smokers. slSty-three years
old. who lived at No. 800 East One Hum
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2irfou iIia i~lmoitufiia.

2irfonmenoia pibetddn 2eabfsfa,
g. Dot. iofa iunnuntaina nuoroin
tIo 3 iItapaimdua ia Flo 8 I'd.
Qesfimiiffona ia muina arfiiltot-
no eri iImoitufien mufaan.
Gerrapiuesid raamatunIelitps iofa
tiistaisiIta Flo 8.
ppbdfouIua pibetddn XeabiSid o.
Iunnouani Iuunmntaina Flo l ~. ia
9errapiaesfa iofa toinen iunnnntai
Flo 3 ipp.
Semrafuntien onpeIuiemran fofo'
ufIet omat iofa toinen torStai per'
beisfd flo 8 Id.
Dale's5a, Wbitemoobisia, Ron'
bairfsIa nm. ert ilmoitufien mu'
faon.
EuIfaa, fmIfaa ia fdtfefdd!
s. Saafana,
ieurafunnan paStori.
GA prospect ou. 2eab, 9. Oof.
q. 8. 8or 52S.
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Smmolonpnlmelnfiia maalistuullo:
ID p. pabbo,fiefa Flo 3 III. &.
2oioIon taIosio ia Is p. Flo 2 10.
Iamasia paifasia lasten foulu, lite.
ieurat 9lof Rautifan talosia Flo 8
i'll. 16 p. pnbboctin firtosia Flo 10
op. rippi ia q. eht.
16 p Reb Gpeqa Flo 2:3O ip. rippi
ia s. ebt. Ia iItaieurat Stat SuntuTen
%tnlosIa Flo 8 III,
Fl p. (pitfdperi.) q. .. Wiafsid
Flo 10 up. % y. (padTidisp.) sebtis
idrpeud Flo 10 op. ia u. y. Wlil.
fisid Flo 2:3O ip. ppbdfoulula stem
iubIa. lopiet iuorittanat obielmaa.
"a y. Il pddRdisp.) Wenabsasia
Flo 8 i'll. 20 p. (Wtarian limp Ule'
nab9asio Flo $3.50 op. rippt ia 8.
ebt. % y. SuiiidrmelId flo 3 ip.
rippi ia $. ebt, iTtoieurat Flo 8 ID.
26 p. SnellmonnieIa Flo 2 la Flo
8 ip. 80 y. OopeliutIen ft. flo 10
ap. ia 81. y. Dtiuisid Flo $3.50 ip.
VI. Mnttonen.
New Yorf Drills, Winn.
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iantaino on pbteinen iumaIanpalme.
lus p. ebtooQiien tanoIa Wtapnar-
oieia, Wlas. Ito 1880 III. ia lautpan'
taina Flo 2 ip. bartausfofous.
Amen iunnuntain ebeqiIend lou
antaiiltana Sitcbbursisia, flo 1880
ia iunnuntainu 3. ebtoouinen
Flo 10 ap. ia bartaustofoufIia Flo
3 ip. ia Flo z i'll.
Amen Jun. idlt. maanantaina
Tropsia, u. $. Flo 1880 id. ia tits.
taina Flo 10 op.
Amen Jun. idle. tiietaina Marlbo.
rosia ". 8. clio 1880 i'll. feSfiniif.
fona Flo 10 up.
Amen Jun. idlf. festimiiffona 1i5.
piliomisln u. g.. Flo 1870 ill.,.
Amen Jun. idlt. torstaina Titdbburs
sisia Flo 1880 Id.
Sobn SuuSfonen
172 Ban NoItranb ape.
Seriep @itp, 81. :.
SeleI. 1920 W. Bergen
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SumnlanpolpeIuf5ia moolistuuna:
2 y. port MriburisIa 8 Gbt.fans
ia Flo 10 aom. ia Sort Wiaiomisio
Flo 8 iii.
9p. Sort @iaiamisia Flo $3.50
aam. ia port 2lrtburisia III.
16 p. port Mrtburisio Flo 10 aom
ia Sort WiuiomiSia Id.
% p. Sort Diniomisio Flo $3.50
aam. ia port MrtburisIo i'll. Flo 3.
"a p. y~tolohusia Flo 2 pdimdud Ia
Worsan SibinsiSIa 8 i'll.
Muunoin eri iImoitusfen mufoon.
Hippifoulu aItoo port Iriburin
firfosIo bubtif, % p. Flo 10 oam.
la ripiGcIosfeminen topobtuu Gel
Iuntntna.
g Wuori
262 WiIIon Il.
port Mrtbur, Ont. San.
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Sumalanpalneluf5ia maalistuuua:
1 p. Solmes Sitpsid Sacob Sobn.
ionin tolosia Flo 8 ID.
2 pnd firfosia tlo 10 ap. ia Flo
2:3O ip. nuoriIoieuran obielma fo'
fous, iltaieurat Sbas WattIonin tas
losia fto 8 III.
3 pnd Srep Ga9lesid Flo 3 ip.
4 pnd Hanbanisia Flo 3 ip.
8 pnd 2ebtiidrpeQd Flo 2:3O pdi'
mdud ia Flo 8 italia nuoriIoieuran
obielmafofous; 9 pnd Flo 10 op.
8 pnd Dopeliufiesia Flo 3 pdimdI'
Id rippi ia Serran ebt.
Wt. Mnttonen,
Nem Yorf Drills, Winn.
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Saarna tpuorot.

linen iunnuntai fuusia Seriep Sc
tpsia rippi ia s. ebtooainen.fIo 3
10. nuoriioieuran obielmafofous flo
z I'd. Samoin 2:na ia 3:na Jun
mantaina alfaa pbteinen iumalan'
p~olrpeIus Seriep Gttpn firfosia tlo
s ip. ia nuoriioieuron obielmafofo'
us Flo z III.
gorsioiin firfonmenot FLO 8 I'll.
perbe iltaieuroista ilmoitetoan fir'
fosio.
easten ppbatouIu firfosfo flo 3
tp.
Amen iunnuntain ebeaiiend per-
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Spntpnpt ia fastettu:

2anIaloistemme Wltfael ia 2empi
SddSteldiien poita Goparb Baiilius
ipntpnpt gibtobula 9orborisia. o.,
mime tammifnun 2 pnd, fastettiin
ioman FUN 26 pnd
DIR Sobn 2o,peiopn ia fpaimonia
Motbilban tptdr 9ertrutb Wtorie
ipntpnpt 9ibto buIasio, .. fpiime
tommifmun l pnd. faStettiin iaman
fuun % pnd
2anialoistemme Srbo ia Woria
Grastin poita DriD Gusen, ipntpnpt
Sairportisia, .. tdmdn beImituun .
pna, faSiettiin ioman FUN 10 pnd
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2aniaIaistemme Osfari ia 6ilma
2unbin poifa Saatnb @rlanb, Jpn
tpnpt NIbtabula 9arborisIa. .. mii'
me tammifuun II pnd, fastettiin
belmifuun Is pnd.
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airfoaiiia ilmoitatii ],
Sumalanpalpelutiet omot idriestet.
tdndt Ieuraamasti:

Snmalanpalwelutiet omat iariestet.
tdmdt ieuraamasti:
Dtarquettesiu 2:nen, 4:ids ia 5:bes
iunn: tuusia clio 10 up. ia 3.15 ip., 10
Ia torstait Flo S:15ip. patti 3:nen iunn.
eoeaiiend torstainu, iouoin Glen mao
nantaina Soriepsid, tiistaina Orion,
fesfipiitfona WtuniIinsisid ia tors.
toino ia periantaina lopimuflen mus
taon.
3;mas iunn: GbatbamisIa flo 10
ap. ia Flo 2'Ita ip.
Sofa toiien FUN 1 iunn. Stam.
bonsisia iafial. 2utb. firfosIa flo
2 ip.
ppbdfoulu Marquetten firfon Ias
lisia iota iunnuntai Flo 1 ip.
MattoiIani toimin faiffia papiqis
ia tebtdmid.
:. g.. 9eimonen,
2O9 ~. A It. Marquette, Wlid).
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RirfouiIia ilmoitufTin.

SumaIonpoItpelufiia MoolsfuuI,
la:
2 p 9routmoobisia, Wis. clio 10
up.
9 p. Glifforbisia, IBIS. Flo 10 az.
16 p. 9rantnoooisIa, Wis rippi'
lasien paasiD flo 10 up.
II p. pittdperiantoina Sopiaioel'
la Flo puoIi IL op.
% p. GHfforbieIa Flo 10 ap.
% p. 9ranttpoobiSIa Flo 2 ip.
"a p BrontpoobisIa Flo 10 op
% y GliHorbisia Flo 10 op.
:. n~rpiIainen.
Broutpoob. Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-27
2oStettuia tammituuaa 1918:

2aStettuia tammituuqa 1918:
2oIe la Mmonba Xanberin poifa
Sruns Ostar Reinolo, iput. Woe t.
Douglas So. Winne1otasIa mar.
rasf. 10 p. 1912, Fast. tammif. 1
p.
MIfreb ia gamma 8. WucfaIan y.
Slab RuboIf, fpnt. Sem Yort WtiI'
fsid, Wtinn. ioulut. II p. 1912,
fast. tammif. IL p.
9enrp ia Woriona 8dtfiIdn tptGr
Wilfa Repeffa. ipnt. Gorfonpiuesid,
Wiinn. tammit. 4 p. 1913, fast.
tammif. 81 p.
Sobn ia emma MloIen poifa. Nle
Socob, fpnt. GarionpiaeSid, Winn.
iouIuf. II p. 1912. foSt. tammie.
81 p.
Wt. Mnttonen.
Nen Dorf Dliqs, Winn.
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2irfonmenoia ia bartausieuroia
pibGn maaliSfuuQa

2irfonmenoin ia bartonsi euroia
pibdn maalisfuuua
feuraatpaSti:
2 y. HebribsesId Flo 2 ip. roitti'
ustoloua ia firfonmenon iGlfeen on
oitis feurafunnon nuofifofous.
Rebribsesid pieId italia Flo 8 ilta'
%Ieurot.
9 p. WinonosIa Flo 2 ip. roittims'
toloua ia italia Flo 8.
16 p. Gast 9rancbiqa Flo 10 ap.
IS y. Wass Gitpsid Flo 8 i'll.
23 y. N~moiosia Flo 10 op. 8. g.
Gbtoouiien fansia ia Flo 8 Ill.
80 p. @reenisfd Flo 10 op.
30 p. Ontonososia Flo 8 III.
Yiifdperiantaina on @reenisid
rippilosten pddstD JOS .Sumala iuo
pt.
WorioniIme stpsp. ia toiien Ydd'
fidispdipdn ilmoitufTiSia ilmoitan
eritpiIesii y. M.
=. Ranfila.
8or oil. Mass, Wlicb.
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9artausieuroia belmifumua.

% pnd Spartasia mrs SisiaIan
talosIa Flo 8 italia.
Hippifoulu alfaa 8ilbertin firfos.
la emf maalisfuun IL pnd. Hipiqe
Iasteminen tapobtum Iitten YGdEdis
lend. Sltafoulm forfeafoulusla fd.
miDiae aletaan 10 aifaiiemmin, ioi.
ben fnpiTi tdpbd Sopimasia fouIm.
Iuonani emf tilasIa.
&. 8. Risianen.
9ilbert, Winn.
Selef. Is
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Wibittp:

poifamies Solmor painnen, BIB
loiamebeltd Suomesta ia neito Gam
no palomdfi SIosto aprostd Sno'
mesia pibittiin fristiuiieen anioIiit'
toon Mibtabula Sorborisia, 8. I'd.
mdn belmifuun 4 pnd.
g. Wiettinen.