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Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
CREDIT CLOSES FOR
 TELEPHONE COMPANY
Subscribers for Phones Divided Into
 Three Definite Classes

In the matter of the application of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company for an order au- thOriZing the extension of a system 0i credits to telephone subscribers, the state corporation commission is sued yesterday an order authorizing a system of credits for the use of the company. dividing the subscribers into credit classes.
 After a full investiga ton of the matter the commission found that some deviation from the former prac- tice Of the company must be adopted, since telephone companies as common carriers must furnish transportation to all classes of applicants, and since the principal of advance payment is applicable to telephone companies, with slight deviation in those cases where it is impossible to collect such things as tolls in advance.
 For these reasons a system oe credits as follows was established: CD payments normally shall not ex- ceed one months toll; @ but in ex- traOrdInary eases toll not to exceed three months in advance may 5e col lected; (3) a system of credits by the company may be adopted as follows:
 Class A. shall consist of corpora tiOns etc. whose books require audit j ing before payment of accounts: class E, shall consist of those who in the past have been prompt in rhe payment of their 5ifls; class C shall be these whom the company feels untrustWorthy
 Payment by those in class A may he delayed ninety days; by those in class B payments may be made in advance or delayed one month. and payments from those in class c may be required three months in advance, in addition to toll and miscellaneous charges.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
NJ RUBBISH ON
 CITY STREETS
Street Commissioner Carr Requests Citizens Gener- ally to Refrain from Dumping Refuse as City Teams Are OverWOrked

Although there is every desire or the part of Street Commissioner Griggs Carr to assist in every way possible in the city beautiful and the city clean movement for fair week that official yesterday issued an ap- peal directed not only to the house holders but to the merchants as well do refrain from this time on from throwing rubbish into the streets and gutters with the expectation that the city teams will come along and pick it up. For weeks the city has had several teams engaged in tra- Versing the city streets removing ac- cumulatiOns and incidentally taking along such brush and other debris as the people living along these streets might place in the road.
 Now that the fair is but two or three days off it will bep impossible for these teams to do more than at tend to a few streets near the down. town district. This means that if the property owners who may engage in an eleventh hour spasm of clean ing up sorry tree trimmings or other refuse into the streets it must re main there unless the same property owners engage teams at their own expense to haul it away.
 According to Street Commissioner Carr some of the downtown mer- chants are making a practice of de- posting dirty water and bits of pa per and other sWeepings in the gut ters expecting the city .treet clean ing forces to remove them each day This entails two undesirable features. First this sort of refuse is likely to be swept down into the storm drains or into the culverts at the intersec- tiOns thereby closing them or to be of such character that the street SWeepers cannot remove them.
 It is generally acknowledged that the citizens of Phoenix as a rule took advantage of the suggestion given some weeks ago by civic organiza- tiOns that it would be well to give attention to the cleaning up of the city in anticipation of the big crowds bound to be in Phoenix during the fair. It was then predicted that there would be more visitors here this year than ever before and it was hoped that the city would present as cIeanIy an appearance as possible That this has been done is the opinion of those who have had an opportunity to tra- vel about the city and witness the work that has been accomplished.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31

rCars as long as he is on the stage. Miss Rowe scores heavily in the bill. In the lines of the school girl she makes just the sort of little scholar who would keep a teacher in hot water at all times. Her musical numbers are well selected, and all
 though she has used them here be- fore, she won even more favor this trip The audience is with her from the start, and show their apprecia- ton in singing and whistling and having a good time generally MT. Lawson, singing, What Dye Mean, Ye Lost Yer DOg?" brought down the house. Miss LaBele Guillermo as the school mistress. and MT. Bow ker as the constable, Gosh Ding It. both come in for their share of the success of the comedy. The chorus more than made good with not only every musical number, but in a very clever dancing number nicely ar ranged and put over in just the right style This company will close it's long and successful engagement with the performance on Sunday evening.
 Fritz Fields and the Dancing Dolls are the attraction announced begin
 hing Monday, November 3rd. in tab Ibid musical comedy offerings
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
KEEPING THE CITY CLEAN
 DISCUSSED BY W. [. I. J.

The w. C. T. U. in their. sessions yesterday at the w. c. T. U. build ing decided to arrange for the com ing of Hon. Frank Began some time in February The gentleman will de- liver a lecture, upon the prohibition issue.
 The meeting yesterday was a most interesting one. Mayor Christy was on hand and gave a fine talk on a clean city, while MT. C. B. Wood wis sent his views on what makes a clean city, being unable to attend himself Mrs. Phillips, of the Y. w. c. A., urged all mothers to work for a clean city.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
"Little Miss Wise"

Kelly certainly holds up his repu- tation to the last" was the common expression of the patrons of the Empress last evening, as the curtain fell on the finale of what is the fare well production of the popular Bow ker Musical Comedy Co. And the expression was correct, for in this clever farce comedy every member of the company is seen at his and her best, and all in all their combined efforts have given the Phoenix play goers as neat a little period of genu- inc laughter as ever has been seen on a local stage. The scene is laid in a female boarding school. Kelly es- says the role of Miss Wise, the chief comedy character. Nuf ced. He GOV
 CTS himself with glory MT. Marshall proves an able assistant in the pro- auction of laughter in his part of the school master. Although his oppor
 tunity is limited he takes every ad- vantage of it, and keeps the house in
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
The Coliseum

The show running this week at the Coliseum is no exception to the or dinary rule which has so long be-
 come an established habit-that is, fully up to standard and leaving nothing to be desired The Thaten Duo are seen in an original Holland production unique in it's entirety and containing much excellent character wCrk. Frederick the Great easily leads the procession in the magical line, presenting many new and en- tertaining tricks which easily mys- tify. The Ritters introduce several new ideas in their very pleasing dancing turn, which seem to meet with entire satisfaction on all sides.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
Tte Lamara

"Shipwrecked," one of the finest two part pictures ever turned out from a licensed studio will be seen at the Lamara this afternoon and to- night and also Saturday. This tells the story of a love affair that grows out of a shipwreck, and the pictures of the shipwreck are of the most re alistie nature The management of the Lamara guarantees that the oth- .er portions of the program will be well up to the standard set also.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
A Wonderful Drink
 Habit Treatment
The Neal Treatment Restores Drink ing Men and Women to Sobriety
 in Three Days

m Three. Days.
 [ If drinking men and women will come to the Phoenix Neal Institute $. F. corner Eleventh street and Culver, and spend three days-or take the Neal Home Treatment-the craving and necessity for just so many drinks each day will be re- moved, without the use of hypoder- mic injections. The Neal Drink Habit Treatment is safe and sure-will not fail. Now is the time to stop drink ing. Postponement only means long CT sprees and more of them. Call and investigate or write or phone for book of information. Phone 1733 Address J. w McCann whose direct supervision always assures satisfac- tory results and a square deal" Au- tomobile sent for patients day or night All drug habits treated.-Ad- Yertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
REVOLUTIONARY PLOT NIPPED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Oct. BOA revolutionary plot based on the assas- sination of President Adolfo Diaz and prominent cabinet ministers, was dis covered and frustrated last night at Managua, the Nicaraguan capital. The police asserted the conspirators were caught red handed.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
WILL BURN OLD FRIGATE
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

BOSTON, oct. 3O.-Stripped of her fittings, the famous old frigate Santee was beached today on Governors Island where she will be burned for the copper fastenings in her con- struction. The frigate was recently sold by the government to a junk dealer. The Santee was a famous craft in the Mississippi campaigns of the civil war and was used later successively as a training. a prison, and a station ship at Annapolis.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
GUILTY OF LARcENY-A jury

GULLY OF LARCENY-A jury in the superior court yesterday declared Francisco Ramirez and E. Espinoza, guilty of grand larceny, after a full trial. Sentence will be passed in the case on Saturday. The men were tried for robbing a man some time back
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
Hart's Widwam

Alice Joyce and Tom Moore, the two stars of Kalemdom, in fact two of the stars of the moving picture world, will be seen at the Hart this afternoon and tonight again in The Modern Christian" an excellent pho toplay There are two other fine films, comedies. on the program and novelty songs and dances, the pro gram in toto being q sure cure for the blues,
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31
KATE FLANAGAN susY-M

KATE FLANAGAN BUSY-Miss Kate Flanagan, who opens a modern up-to odate cigar stand in the lobby of the Ford hotel this morning. was busy yesterday getting everything in shape for a banner day today. Her many friends will doubtless be on hand to buy cigars today in com panies and battalions.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-31

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

hbti1n peruStonoan fofouffeen. II
iedmpia pubeenmuoroja afian JOB
bosta fdptettiin ia tuItiin iiiben pad
tDfIeen et,d Ell ldbetetd tpield eouota
iua tdbdn fotoutieen, paan tpasto
ieuraamaan, jos ndboddn tarpeeui
ieti. ga ebeleen pddtettiin ettd tn
iptddn labian %lu,panneilta roittiue'
iemroilta SoSebic alueeua iosfo ne
mpSntdpdt ettd 2iiito ottaa oiao
mainittuun raittiuslebtipbti6Dn len
5000 armosta, ionfa raittius ieurat
omat foonneet mainitun r.'lebben
bpmdffi.
Is. 2estusteltiin iosfo otetaan
oiaa &upariaIueen Haittiusliiton
fustantamaan iublaiulfaiiuun, iofa
fpinmps mdbdien fesfustelun perds'
I'd bpldttiin.
II. @6tettiin fesfustelufpIpmps:
Slififo HaittiusliitoIa ia pleenid fai'
fiua +. 'Ieuroiua mitddn tebtdndd
roittiustpDsid ultopuolela raittius
mden? Sdstd fpipmpfiestd %ieuraii
erittdin miltaS fesfustelu ia toipo
mufIena IauIuttiin ettd foitfi r. leu
rot npubattaiIimat WafefieIbin Toi'
mo- r. Ieuran elimertfid etid ruwettai
Iiin tefemddn bpDffapsrettid fem.
moiiiin perbeiiiin, ioisIa perbeen lid
on Iansennut liian ipmdue iuoppou'
ben fuiluun.
10. pddtettiin ettd ieuraana plei
men Sosebic ia Sron 2%ountien ebus'
taiain fofous pibetddn Sronmooois'
ia. Wicb., Walo e. ieuran buoneue.
toua ia Iuoiisia toufofuun IL p:nd
1913.
10. pubenmoroien merfitIiid Il
motif ettd tdsid fofoufTesia oil fdp
teitp 14S morfinoista pubemuoroa.
20. GTimies iImoitti fofoufien Iop
puneetfi ia loppuIoulufii lauIettiin
TaittiusnGen 2aulufirioSto MO rs
u. Nbramion, gtels Eeppo,
clinics. tiriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Koetelkaa Kaikkea ia Pitaksa Miks
Hyva On.
S. A. Hurula.

Lukematon ioukko kanssaihmi-
STA on ottanut meilta kursseja eng
lanninkielessa kirjevaihdon ksutta.
Suurin osa heista on alkanut kurs-
sin taydella luottamuksella. Toiset
ovat alkaneet kurssin koetteeksi.
Viimeksimainitut alma plan ovat
alkaneet ottamaan asian vakavalta
kannalta ia seurauksena on ollut
nellie mita loistavin kiitoskirje. Tu-
hannet kiitoskhjeet, jotka nellie
jatkuvasti saapuvat ovat suorimpa-
ma todisteena siita, eta monipuoli-
sesti sovellettu englanninkielen ope-
tuksemme on taydellisesti tyydytta-
nyt oppilaidemme oppimishalua ia
eta oppilaamme ovat suuresti hui
vitetut opetuksestamme.
Jos te cite sattuisi tietamaan tel
dan tuttavienne joukossa ketaan,
ioka olisi meidan oppilaamme, min
saadaksenne selostukset kursseis-
famine, kirjoittakaa suoraan nellie
osoitteella:
National School of Correspondence,
P. o. Box 107. Chicago, Illinois.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Mmmtamta jana Dbteisfums
taelGmGstd.

Sdbdn aifaan iaa alinomaa nab
bd 5anomalebtien palstoiua ferto'
mutIia tpDlafoista ia tpDoloien pa'
Observation-Disclosures. Wutta Jos
fo%tIotaan tdtd raffouben lain idlfeen
pbteijestd raffouoesta, min ct olot
tuIe porantumaan palfan forotuf'
fista. 2un alma %fatiomme omoa
porastamme, min iobtuu tdstd buo'
not p~bteisfunto olot. Dstdndni,
fatfotaat ia oiatelfaot! Sos nina
moabin polfan %forotusta tpDni pddl
lie Min on %toinen, iofa len tuluttoo,
ia Jos toinen taas maatii palfon TO-
rotusta tpDnId pddue ia MIND len
fuluttoiIin, Min Iiuoiu tnliIimme
uoatimaan polfun torotusta filid,
iofa tpDmme %aniion fuluttaa. 2pud
toparan pmistaiot alma p~ulftonia
ottanot paiffa me ioiiimme $40
pGimds5d. Wtutta tamaran omisto'
ian tuIifi alfaa n~oubattamaan ittd
lafippfdIdd, iosIa ianotaan: Isl IT,
pibd bimoitiemaan Idbimmdiief
omaiIuutta." !Sdnen tuIiii Iasfea to-
m~orauenia ienlaiier binnan ettet ti'
Iii Ioamaan Iuurempaa palffaa fuin
5efddn, iofa taparan palmtsfaa.
S.os faiffi ihmiiet eldiiipdt Sumd'
Ian lain m%ufaan, ei olii pbtddr
miIioonan omistaioa maan pddud'
Siuoin olot foriaantuifipat limits
ten fesfuubesIa. Sofu NOT mdiftdd'
miud Fite moitaifiin rofentaa tebtot
to q. M. iIoia t~armittapid pbtetltd
rofennufFa ia Iaitoffia fuin ct endt
pfFtpiFua diff iioia rabaiummio'
9amd mIii fo%riatuffia Jos ibmiie
foiffi oIiFpat raffouben fiteiud nh
teen Eboitu, iotto ottaiimat faiff
pffimieIi5esti oIaa iiompien pbteister
rofenmutfien rofentamiieen.
Sos fotfelemme Inomofuinon al
fuan, Min buomoamme Sumolo'
luoneen oinoastaon ibmiien ia iono
baneae: tdpttdfddi moota. 81 9d'
Iuonut ritfoita eifd f6pbid, ct 9d'
mnDsfadn i%anonut, ettd oinoastoo'
muutomiua diff oifeus maota tpo'
Iito. GifS .6dn maImistanut ibn'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
kuulutuS.

Ironwoodin Suom. Sion Ev.Luth.
Observation-Disclosures ensimainen
neutrality-suspicious. tullaan pita-
maan sunnuntaina tx. 30 p. alkaen
klo 1 ip. seurakunnan kirkossa.
Kokouksessa tullaan keskustele-
maan kirkon kivijalkaa ia haalia
koskevista rakennussuunnitelmista
esitetaan piirustusluomokset, tar
kastetaan tilt ensimaiselta vuosi.
neljannekselta ,valitaan lahetti Kan.
salliskirkkokunnan ensi vuosikoko.
ukseen seka keskustellaan muista
eteen sattuvista asioista. Kaikkia
seurakunnan iasenia kehoitetaar
esteett0masti saapumaan, silla esil'
le tulevat asiat vaatitat tarkkas
pohdintaa ia yleista hyvaksymista
Ironwood, Mich, Maalisk. 5 p
1918.
VIM Maxi, Zero Korte,
esimies. kirjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
SGpoeqimen @apabtaja.

Ystdmdni, riiitddtB tdmd Iinune
ettd Seeius on inun fotonoinen na
pabiaiaii, tai tobbotfo itIefin ole
oIauinen tdsid toimesIa? Sos itTe
Elm talbot oua tdsId tpDsId oIaui
men, Min fiuoin SumoIa oliii ldbet
tdnpt puuttuwan Wopabtoian neil
lie. Wteibdn olifi Tinoin pitdnpt tdpt
tdd len Dian mia 2ristufien tpDsta
oIifi puuttunut. Wutta ndin Ell mo-
Qua aIian laita. Ratio aurinfoa,
Snmala taboo fen malailemaan
maata, Ell Sdn fdsfe maan pimepttd
a%urinfoa auttamaan. 2pipptD 6du
pDltd: onto fen mustisIa ~norioisia
iotaftn miud fe moiIi outtaa Ipbdn'
pdiDdn firttautta. 81, aurinfo nou'
Zee aamula minimum Sanfori tietddn
iuostofieen ia moa malaistuu. 2p
ipififD Sumala pimitetpltd ipntiieltd
raufolta: onfo bdnelId %iotafin miud
BAN moiii IiIdtd iianfaiftista mol.
feutta2 81, .Seeius on eoittatpa mans
burstauben aurinfo ia amtuus on
Sdnen iiipeinid ala ia FUN Sdn tls
lee muuttuu pimeps malfembeffi.
9an ptIinddn on mailman pal
feus ia autuaaffi tefiid. Sdn Ell ppp'
bd ibmisten apua. maan antaa NEIL
lie faifti omosta riffaaSta armos'
tania. Sdn on tdpbeainen Wapob'
taiamme.
MltDDn fufaan luulfo, ettd bdn
MOT ldbestpd Sumaloa ia moistoa
.6dnesid raubaa Jos bdn tabtoo teb'
ban ebtoia, tai antaa oinoastaan
puoIen, tai Dian ipbdntdnid 9dneue.
Sumola antoi itIe faifen, 9dn antoi
raffaimpania, oman poifania fofo
n%aiietIi ubrifTi IDnteimme ebestd,
noioatienia antaa anteefii ia rafas'
taa meta.
Sdn on fosteesia ontanut nellie
foiffi, tdeben Ipntein anteefiianta'
mufien ia tdpben nanbursfouoen,
iobon pbbistettiin lopien mimi ia lap'
fen oifeus. Sidu raffaus, raubo,
lilo ia melan anteefIi antamus finuue
Iabioitettiin, faitft on Iiis meibdn
Sdnen fauttania, iosia olemme otol
liTitIi tebbpt.
SddtGdmme taosfin fatIelemoan
pffin ristiinnaulittua neriplfddmme
SeeIusta ia omistaeaamme 9dn It's
ieIIemme faiffi faiffenomme.
Nditd piirIi itiesidnid musta, iaos'
tainen ia furia mailman fultiia,
mutta SeeiufIesia outuas,
Gam MGnniSt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
PdikkakunnaIta.


war SObn Matttnen tuIi dftid
Iairaatf Diime tiietoin aamuuo, 10,
ten iairoetoa mt muoteen omana.
UtrS Wdtinen nuorimman poitanIo
fansia oil idmana pdipdnd mpbs
iaopunut tdnne Ban BusfirfiSta.
Wtrs MattiieIla eli olut mitddn tietoa
tdstd miestddn foboanneeSta tau.
biSta oil waan muutoin IiIduistd
~feboituSta eli aapistuSta noubat'
taen ldbtenpt, Ell ebeS ouut iunau
obottanut maan i%alfailin oil tuon
matfan tuIut. Wanbempi Wattiien
poifa fdp porasta aifaa 2~anianis'
ieuratunnasia rippifoulua, bdntin
oil futiuttu iIdnId luo iamoin fuin
ieurafunnan paetorifin. Edtd Fir
ioittaieia on mieId maifea lanoa mi
ten tauti pddttpp. Wlr Wtattinen on
pitdnpt pientd teaoIepdn liifettd Suf'
folf tabuua, ouen forteeria mr. s..
peftaIan luona, iosia iairastaafin.
9noretta ia hppdd fermau
iaotamona Dictor Sohnionin ma'
feiefoupaefa. ,
2r Gtebbins, Surlepstd, on
matfustanut Nem Dorfiin topaas
maan mastifGdn Saflasta Nmeri'
faan iaapunutta fuului1aa feubfos
tauti.lddtdrid, Or Sreberict Srieb'
mania.
- Safee fanntinapma. Wtrs Wol
ter 6el,in'in. ionta mics ioulun idl
titpiifoillo puboisti paitfofunnan to
NUT ioloistaan idttden perbeenid o.
man o%nneniu n%oiuan, on iaamien,'
~tietoien mufuan tdptpnpt tur'
mautua fauntin opuun. Suleneefo
bdn Iitd iaamonn, on mield epdties
ioista. WtranpmaiIet onot pddttd
meet rupeta etIimddn miestd ia elat'
tdidd perbeeue.
- Setpoiia tensittdd, tpaunuia ia
fdrrpid malmistaa ia maolaa ia
toitenlaista Iep6u ummattiin fuulm'
mao tpDtd tebbdGn Sliper &c 2pnen
paiosIo, 3 o%penueuu, Surleps1d,
Wis., Ieuraopa omi palofunnan
taIilta.
- taniataiiet, iptfa Nlnttaiaa ln'
cite, muistafaapa eritpifemnttn Of
taa tnumippnne aimoaStaait ne tiif'
feet, iptfa ilmoittatpat Mnttaiasfa,
iilla fellaiiet Iiiffeet eitudt fatio
ainuaStaaa puiaa parastaaii, tuaan
IN {ss1n Al clXtuXX fn~iSSIIef1n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13


ieue buoneen ia pant ibmiien fiiber
aiumaan7 Tdmd buone on: luonnon
Iuuri temppeli. Wle buomaamme pit
Elm raamattua, fuinfa field feboite
taan raubasia ia raffaubesI ia eld'
mddn. GifDs iuuri iobat Ia melsfeei
ipnnp mailman tamaran pddltd?
Sumalan Jana maroittaa: Isl iaa
PARMA louefausta toiIen eteen." 2oS.
Ia bppd ia paba alma omat rinnaf
fain, min fen pitdiIi Min iomittaa.
ettei toinen eifd toinen mobinsoue
tuliIi.
Sobn 9eind.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Kansan Rirjeita.
Guellman, Minn.


OstdmdaiIet fiitotIet! pppodmme
lauIua Mile foniouisf enratunniue
iotfa bpndntobtoiiesti omot anus
lancet meitd Iiemdud raboiummouo
firftpmme rofennufIen bpndtfi.
@rittdinfin tunnemme fiitouiiuutto
pastori Wt. @nttosta fobtaan, iofo
on toiminu. ferddidnG, ionfa fautto
mpDs rabot omat iaobut.
Hoboia plemme iaaneet ienraa'
paSti:
Menabson iemrafunnalta 81 Is
Heb Gne.in 4.2O
Yobbodin 5,45
2iito uiiuubeaa BASS 2afen Gp
2utb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. puzzles
to-.
Wiuiam 4iminen Oanib Simmer
Gimies. 2iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
Farrni
%myytavana.

Hyvassa kunnossa oleva, 40 eek
keria kasittava farmi myytavana.
Farmi siiaitsee Section 8 ten var
rella vaiaan 2 MALTA kaupungista
pohjoiseen. Hyvat rakennukset.
80 eekkeria viljelyksessa. Myydaan
irtaimistoineen tai ilman ia tyydyt-
tavilla maksuehdoilla.
Lahempia tietoja antaa
John SSippS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
IlnOituS.

Apostolis Luterialaisen seurakun-
nan rippikouln alkaa ensi huhtikuun
7 paiva 1913 Marengo taunissa,
Wis. seurakunnan seurahuoneella
Minersvillessa. Ehtoolliselle laske-
taan saman KUN 20 paiva. Kou-
luun tulevilla tulee ola mukana
Katekismus, Biplian historic ia
Wirsikiria, ioka taten tiedoksi an
netaan lahella ia kaukana oleville,
Koulun pitaia ia seurakunnar
palvelija
S. A. Hurula.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
&mulutuS.
Zero Korte,
kiriuri.

Gboibamin Gp. Sutb. 2anioais'
Ieuratunuan nmofineIidnnes fofous
pibetddn firtosIa bubtifuun 6 p:nd
1918 Flo 2 pdimdad. iobon futIu'
taan faiffia ieurafunnnn idienid
iaapumaon fesfustelemoon ia pddt'
tdmd6n ieurafuntaa fosfenista a.
fioista.
NiiIo Wdnsfd, 5. Suoma.
eIimieS. firiurt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13

SumoIanpalpeluffia moalts'
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l6 p. GIpsid Flo 10 ap Sec 30:sio
Flo 2 Up ia GmbarrasFsia %ieurafun'
nan iltamat Gfa 2ontturisia Flo 2
III.
% p GlpsId Flo op ia Iasten ia
nuoriIon Julia Flo 8 III.
81 p piif. peri. GmbarraSfsio
QontturisIo Flo 10 op. Bierd Sofel
la, Suomen talosia Flo 2 p ia 6
lpsId tIo 8 10.
8. 6irtpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-13
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Matin pdimdn laulu.
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Fin tulut buomoamaon. 2dmdn tab
ben pddtin ldbted lauluua Wtotteic
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loistimat itfunoista. fabpimpup
iprii ia fupit pDpbind faliii ia fuu
mat fabmit leipoSten fansia Iuu
bun Iaatiin.
81 5ieIu rafas berdd,
81 berdd unestas.
EGu armouaan
Sdn ldbestpp
81 aipaa filmdii.
Npt On tpuof fulunut
Watti iinunfin iidsids
So nimipdipd paliennu
So umfi on ebesids.
81 fumle fuin SeeiuS
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So fantoa fplisiddn.
Npt Mamen Ianon toipoSIa
So fiitd i~IoitIen ettd
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Sofia faan ieiae Iauleua.
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