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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mrs Thomas A. Dobyns and Miss Dor
othy Dobyns will be at home tomorrow
afternoon, and will be assisted by their
house guest, Miss Mcpherson of Phila-
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mrs r. L. l.. Johnson of the Bailotii
has as her guest this week, MISS .
Corinne lamar Of Elkton, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

The Misses Colhoun will continue To re-
ceive informally Fridays during TINS
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson f. DoWney OIL
Waynesburg, Pa. will be at INC NC"
Willard till after inauguration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mrs James r. Hood will not be at
home today, but will receive the remain
ing Thursdays in February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Miss Catherine l.. Nilsson of Baltimore
and Elkton Nd. is spending the winter
and sp!ins; with her sister, Mrs. + l. +.
Johnson OF the Balfour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mrs. John Hays Hammond. with Mrs.
Robert Chew and Mrs. Gardner Hubbard
Bell, also Of this city. arrived at Miami,
Fla, yesterday. where former Justice
and Mrs. Brown are also staying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mrs Judson c. Clements and MISS Du-
laney will be at home this afternoon III
formally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Miss Temple is receiving today at the
New Willard and is assisted by Mrs.
Claxton. Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Swanson and
Mrs Faircfid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Chamber
lain. wife and daughter of Senator Cham
berlain, are at home today to callers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson smith.
1861 Columbia road, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Esther Todd,
and Lieut. De Forest Willard Morton, Sth
l.. S. Cavalry. The wedding will take
place early in March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

Senior Condo de San Este,ian De Ca
nonsC, second secretary OF the Spanish
legation, and Sonora CondeSa de San
Es:eban gave a luncheon YESTERDAY ami
viii give several dinners this month.
Mr. and Mrs G. g Glover entertained
at dinner last night for the British ann
bassador and Mrs. Bryce who went to
New York today TO keep several social
engagements there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-13

The ladies committee If the Riding ana
Hunt Club has ISSUED invitations fer n
series of teas to he given Friday after
moons from to q al I'D and 4 streets
Mrs. W. sinclair Bowen. Mrs dc Sibuur
Mrs. Richard y. Harlow. Mrs. Cary ID.
Lan.horne. Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Roosevelt. Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son and Mrs Leonard Wood form the
committee, with Mrs. Walter X. Tucker
man chairman.
Miss Leila Hodgkins has returned from
Ithaca, n. L, where she-was guest OF
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19
Declares Vaccine Cures Typhoid

Vaccine treatment of typhoid fever Is
upheld as successful by DR.. w. II. Wat
tiers of Boston university, who has been
in~nstisa ting for six years.
The number of typhoid cases in the
six ,nont.is PIE .eding the present out
break of typhoid fever here was the low
est ever reported since the organization
of the city into the FIVE 0oroughs, and
the health department assigns the com
parative freedom from the disease to ex-
ira precautions and to immunization,
says the Medical Record.
DR.. Waters presents statistics show
ing that out of leo cases where the anti
typhoid vaccine was employed the NOR
tality was only Al per cent
1T viii be seen, therefore, he adds,
that the advantage lies entirely on the
side of the vaccine. ! may further add
that in no instance have been able to
detect any injury or harmful effect even
in those cases in which there was no
demonstable effect
The physician called for the reports of
ether physicians, and in the 1faO cases
which they reported to him as treated
with the vaccine there were Il deaths.
DR.. Waters SAYS that an early diagno-
sis is most important and suggests that
when the disease is suspected the blood
culture method of detection be employed.
1T is probable. he writes. that every
day gained in diagnosis, and hence in the
inception of the treatment. means sew
eral days gained In the duration of the
fever and the appearance of GONZALES
cence,'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19

to witness the affair It was a pic
turesque ceremony. The brides (there
We're i've of them) were attired in red
with red silk scarfs and tassels, white.
shoes and fur CATERS. The church was
crowded and, in, accordance. with Gus
tom accommodation was found at the
end of the church for the reindeer who
had horne the brides to the church and
also for their dogs The latter followed
he brides and bridegrooms up to the
iltar and sat, behind the couples while
che clergyman united them. All the
brides were extremely Pretty with the
loveliest compleXiens | have ever seen.
The Lapp equivelant to a Turkish
bath is a novel and rather pleasant eX-
perience. You get into low, rudely
erected tent open at the top. Inside
the tent are half a dozen big stones
raised about two feet from the ground
under which a fire is lighted. When
the stones have become sufficiently
heated, cold water is poured over them
Just before YOU enter the tent-and
the tent is thus filled with an intensely
hot vapor You stay in the tent about
five minutes during which time you are
whipped with light twigs by a couple
of Bapps; then you come out and roll in
the snow, after which you dress as
quickly as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19
TURKISH BATH IN LAPLAND
is A NOVEL EXPERIENCE

London. October Is (speeial-1
Frank Hedges Butler. one of the great
est travellers of that mueh-traveled
body. the Royal Geographical Society
has just returned from trip to the
almost unknown parts of Lapiand in
the course of his journey he had two
novel experiences; he attended, service
in church which is thrown open only
two days in the year and he took the
Lapland equivelant of Turkish bath.
Speaking of his trip Butler, who, by
the way, Is the head of the famous firm
which has acted as wine agents for the
English royal family for more than a
century. said
Il found myself eventually in the
land of eternal SHOWS in a region with
an unpronounceapIe name which be-
gan with *" followed by half a
dozen RS Here | came upon a
church in which the ordinary service Is
held once year.-at Easter. In July
of each year a general wedding service
is held and Lapp couples living within
a 200 mile radius who wish to get
spliced come to the service.
Il arrived at the church just in tim,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19
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and Be Strong and
Vigorous

have in possession prescription for nervous
tebilIty lack Of vigor. weakened manhood. falling
memory and lame back. brought by
uatural drains the foes of youth that has cured
40 many worn and nervous right In their own
homes-without any additional help medicine
that we think every man who wishes to regain hi,
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have copy so determined send a COP,
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tor IT,
This prescription from physician who hal
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we think 1t to our fellow to send them q
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weak and discouraged with repeated failure mas
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doctors would charge S. 90 10 $500 for merely writ
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19
The Sunny Side

One who boards a train on a hot day
is usually careful to choose a seat on
the shady side. If we took as much care
to look on the sunny side as we do to sit
on the shady one this would be a far
more contented and peaceful world, says
the Philadelphia Ledger.
The best of good habits to cultivate is
that of seing things as a radiant and
glorious flood of daylight shows them
not as shapes dimly described in the
gloom of pestilential cavern. Upturn a
stone in the field-and on the under side
the side away from the sun. you will
find a damp and moldy foulness. with
all manner of crawling, many-legged
creatures that run away from the lignl
because they do not love it. How diff
ferent it is from the beauty of the flowers
and the verdure of the greensward living
in the open and looking toward the sky.
In life it is like that. We have not as
certained the secret of happiness until
We have learned to look and to -~ork
and to live forever on the sunny side.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19
pens Up NOSTRILS, CLEARS HEAD.
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

dissolves by the heat of the nostrils;
penetrates and heals the inflamed, swol-
len membrane which lines the nose
head and throat clears the air pas
sages; stops nasty discharges and a
feeling of cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath with head stuffed; nostrils
closed hawking and blowing. Catarrh
or cold, with its running nose, foul
mucous dropping into the throat, and
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith--just once-in "Ely's
Cream Balm and your cold or eatarrh
will surely disappear. Agent Collier
Drug Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19

that school takes SO large a part of
the responsibility for the child's train
ing, there is danger that the home in
terest in the school will decrease. There
is danger that as the school becomes
more efficient and assumes larger
place in the general and practical edu
cation OF its pupils the parents will
feel that all this is done as matter
of business and that their help is not
needed. Since the school has necessar-
lily become more formal there is danger
of its becoming less personal and less
closely associated with the home.
Need of Connecting Link
Nothing would be more deplorable and
nothing could be more unfortunate for
the school than this possible alienation
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19
State School Improvement Association The Link
Which Connects Rurdl Schools To Peoples Homes
.istory of Association and
the Work 1t Has Done
and Is Striving
to Do
nv FLORA MINER HARRISON

ny FLORA MINER HARRISON
why should there be school i'm
ovement associations? What is their
ace? Are they of benefit to the pres
day educational systems? Are the
hools the better for their being as
sted by improvement associations?
Conditions OF living have made IL
cessary for the school to be placed
BON business principles The school is
longer a neighborhood affair, where
was the custom 20 years ago. a
zen or more families employed some
e of their number or some one whom
ey knew to teach their children in
little neighborhood schoolhouse
at they themselves had built Under
csc conditions the matter of school
lprovement settled itself The school
as one Of the few interests of the
immunity at large There We're few
ings to interfere with it's being given
tention. The men of each commune
7 built their schoolhouse, perhaps
inted it, made the seats and painted
part of the wall for blackboard They
itNieu AFdtiitf anu Tue Stiiobi Ne
IN. Necessary repairs were made or
ere neglected according to the at
ntion devoted to the school. Interest
the school and its improvements
ried according to individual patrons
sme schools were entirely neglected
me We're Kept up to the rather low
andard then In existence This was
Ne as TO both material improvements
BID cultural development.
Greater Grow Demands
Since our ideas of properly equipped
hool buildings and of adequate social
rvice through the schools have be-
me broader. we require more sys-
Aatie methods in school Management
ecause We no longer have the old
shioned neighborhood to maintain the
hooi In tie old fashioned way, and
'eause our present demands upon the
huol could not he met by that plan.
lsiness methods have been introduced
to the school to supplant the informal
Engagement of former times
That is well and good. 1t makes for
etter schools and for more satisfac-
Try school management 1t is an in
cation that the schools are progress
We Institutions and that their welfare
no longer left to chance and to the
|uctuating interest Of any body or
atrons. Just here. however, a serious
Election has presented itself. When
g school building is provided with
IL uireet appeals to the patrons for
Z building and furnishing, and when
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19

Try "Ely's Cream Balm
Get a small hottle anyway just 70 try
apply a little in the nostrils ana in
antiy your clogged nose and stopped
air passages Of the head will open
~ will breathe freely; dullness and
'adaehe disappear BY morning, the
tarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore
roat viii be gone
End such misery now, Get the small
title of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
ug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-10-19

stnntiy Relieves swollen. infinmed
>cse, Head, 'Fhr0at--fou Breaahe
Headache Gees---NaSty
.<sseSarge Stops.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

Il laiff, iofa fits moioaan muutt,a.
Elm ainoastaan Iainiddbdnt6idrEs.
tpfiesid. 2uitenfaan ei wield eSes
Rrpibanomifin fomitean ebbotus ole
aItpen palmis. Miuotnfa ie Iia.
pun ministerineuwGstoon ct ole tie.
bosIa. Sofa tapoutIesia menee mt.
nisterineuwostoltaftn ionfun merriam
aifaa. ennenfuin ie iaa aIiasta mie'
ttntDnid malmiifF. W&iniSterineu'
moston mietintD taaS muorostaan
menee Observation-Disclosures la Rel.
I'd maltafunnanneumostoon Ndin
plen on tusfin aiateltapisfafaan,
ettd aIia ioutuiTi lafiaiddtdniin lai'
toffiin ainafaan niitten npfpifeud is'
tuntofaubela.
Sitd patti on buomattawa, ettd
aIianomaiisIa piireisid fdp phd ieI
memmdfIi fdiitps fiitd, ettd oinoas'
taan fabben piididn pbbistdminer
pietarin fumernementtiin tiisfin mas
taa ouenfaan Iitd t%arfotusta, iofc
fiud on taboottu iaaputtaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15
@arpmatnnta fairaan faliet.
tamista.

SO. t. 1 pnd ipnnptti Mdntpbar-
jun pitdidn GnonIabben fpldsId BE-
findiIpDoesid lopIen, mintd fdtfi tit
ten iobonfin riepuibin fddrittDnd a.
iutntalosIaon oIenaan bdnele fuus
IltneeIeen ATTAIN. Sun talonmdfi
buomaIi moimon oIioisia tapabtu.
neen muutofIen eitd lasta mistddn
lDpipnpt, ldbetettiin Jana nimismie
belle, iofo Idbetti paifaae poIiiTitonS'
iaapeIi ). WabIber9in toimittamaan
poliiIttuuluStelua aIiaeta. Woinitt,
poliiffonStaapeli iaopuifin poifoue
10. E. 8 pnd toimittaen fuuluStelun
ia I6ptden Iapien ruumiinfin mntni.
tlSta oitoSta. Moinittu maimo oil
f~uulustelun aifann totpaSti iairaa'
no, tuten Observation-Disclosures
ias1atin maintain, mutta Iiitd buo.
limatta mel poliiTi Wablberg mai'
mon mutanaap Mdntpbariun Fir
toua oiupoIe fdrdidfunnan man.
9infuIiettaiaue. Watfan tnoitamio
raiitufIia Ell beiffo iairas ndbtdnds'
ii festdnpt, paan bdn fuoli fobto
nansinfuliettaiole idtettpnd, ioten
poIiiin baltuun ioutui ndin faffi run.
mtsta.
Motfaa f~irtonfpldstd %ebeudmai'
nittuun Gnonlabben fplddn on aina'
Elm pari peninfuImaa, ioten tefo o.
ioittoa naromatonto menettelp6 po.
Iiifin puolelta iairasta fobtaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15
WaltippdimGt.
g8uliof

Suurt maliofunto on ottanrt no. t.
16 p. enIimdiieen fd%fitteIppnid nal'
observation-disclosures mietinnDn pa'
Iomiinamerosta. pitfdn feSfustelnn
idIfeen, iofa festi fofo aamupdipdn
ia iattui pitfdae iItaon, bpmdtipttiin
Observation-Disclosures mtettntD
fe~uaiienaan miime fobtoa lufuunot'
fanatic, iosIa tpaliofunta oil eboot'
tanut, ettd merosta faotatpat tulot
100000 i%aettaiIiin funniue. Wa'
liofunnan enemmistD pddtti ebbot'
taa, ettd ainoastaan 100000 mt.
iaettaifiin ia ainoastaan moalaiSfun'
nile.
SenidIfeen efitettiin iamoin emf lu'
femiieen Observation-Disclosures
mietint1 mauasiuomaperosta.
WtpDs tdmdfin bpmdfipttiin miItei
i%eGlaiienaan, patti mitd tulee 6 ppfd'
lddn, ionfa mufaan tulot oliIi fiir.
rettdhpd fulfuIaitosrabastoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15
Npis lapiilta ,ttnrba-aieet!

70. t. II p. Iattui Sddsfen q Iemol'
la fansen iuruuinen topaus, iofa
naati erddn nuoren Ii muotiaan
tptDn beneen. Sun iuna oil Idbtenpt
Sddsten oiemalta Nntreuan pdtn,
oil muutamia pbteisfoulun poifia
.Smatralta, iotta pDfii matfustipat
toteibinio, iddnpt maunuin etuIiaal'
lie. 0ostapdiIeu paunmn e~tuIiuouo
taoien oil muutamia iaman tpbtets'
fonlun tpttDoppilaita. Grddud po'
iista, ieppd Sorenin poiuIa &auril
la, oil mufano rewpIneri, iota bdn
ndDtteli toiiiue. Mrmaamatta IoufeIi
afe ia taubufieeu buomaiipat ppiat
totperinia, rotomestarin ipttdren Vol:
nj Suntuien paipupan m%aunhfiuaI
lie. .Soamoittuneeue annett;in apuo
ia Idbbettiin bdntd iuoraan tuomaar
@iipuriin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15
Sitrtplaistnltpa liiGGntbb.

Siirtoloiiuus ndpttdd Iiiddntppdn
tdnd muonna. Titaniua motfuStt
ipiime fuun toiieua miifoua 544 fir.
tolaista. @rcturus mel mufanaan
no. f. 9 p. npin 500 fiirtoIaista ia
9antopn idi no. t. II p:ddn asti
pield puoIitoiStaiataa fiirtoIaista.
9upmottafpa on, ettd liirtolaisten
enemmistD tdnd nupnna on nuoria,
tpDfpfpiiid miebid. Iifaiiempina
wuofina on naiiia ouut pbtd paIion
fuin miebidfin, eIei ebfd enemmdn'
Elm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

Niinfuin tunnetaon. ON ebuSfmn.
nan alotteesta pantu pireiue fpfp'
mps Suomen Observation-Disclosures.
fen uubiStamiiesta. Senaatti antoi
~aifoinaan Observation-Disclosures teb.
tdmdffi maImistao tdmdn %iuuntai.
fen ebbotufIen, buomioonottamaqa
Guropan febittpneimmisfd oifeus.
maIiioisia fdptdnnDsTd oIepat oifes
ubenfdptiDtamot. SainnaImisteIu.
funta on tebnpt ofiasto ebboufIen,
iofa on idtettp ienoaiiae. Senoatie.
ia Hence 10 rpbopttp aIustopiin tot.
menpiteiIiin fpipmptissId oIenan a.
fan ottamiIefii pdipdidriestptIeen ia
Hence torfoitus mnImistao oIiosto
ebbotus %ormoniieffi eiitptiefft.
apIpmps on tuitenfin min Iaoia ia
maotif fen fpalmisteIu enemmdn mot
mia fuin mita ienootin tdDteiidpis'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

StIdministerin funernDDriue anita
man mddrdDtIen mufuan foptaan
Wendidud, npfpddn, tietoia faitista
fuSIofin fumernementisId oIesfeIe'
mista Suomen fanIalaiista ia bei'
bdn perbeeuiiestd aiemastaau. Sa'
malta footaon mp0sfin tietoia iuo'
mea ia ruotfia tai iompaafmmpaa
taitamista mendldiiistd nirfamiebis
I'd, ioina Ell ole Suomen fanialaisot
feuffia. Mainittuien bentilDiben In.
etteIoia iorpitlee fifdoiainminisieriD
Observation-Disclosures fdptdntDDnpa.
nosia ia fosta Dendidn fanioIaifia
tuuaar piatfotn nimittdmddn mir.
foibin Suomesfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

men fansiaan pelattiin. Wtuita fmi'
tenfin ppIpi oTia iaIasia ia on pp'
Ipnpt tdbdn pdinddn osti. Salat
tuIee maSta MT A muoben perdstd
juliet fuin palion muitafin tulee pdi'
tpdn nalopn.
81 mield findfddn pdimdnd tulut
paimenen bouiut paImiifFi, iotta
mdmp Mntti oliii iaanut i~euraatpa.
no pdtmdnd bdntd fuoffimuan. 81.
laua Mntti taos tapania mmfaan al
Cot paimenta moiisfeIa fiitd, ettei
poifa tebnpt ruofania ebestd fpuiff
tp1td. Whitta muort Iattiii olemaon
paifaIIa, iofa mditti tarpitiepanio
poifaa fotona apunanfa, m~arfinfin
MT fuin faarifin taaS on iuoman
pddud. Poimen mufa paIion fe.
penidd b6nen iaIfa maipoiaan.
9lnth ei funnnelIut muorin pubetta
maan talbot omot paotimufienio
tpiebd Idpi. 9dn mddrdii poian be.
ii taIosta ldbtemddn Putin pddnpito
miifot menendt obitie. Sdn oil os.
tanut itfeuenid talon ia IupaIi finne
menna moimonTa fansIn oiumaon
ia oil 10 pestonnut iiieDeen piion ia
trenfinfin. paimen iaifi toos mennd
taIoia fiertdmddn t~uIetpofIt taItpeffi
pmpdri monboo fierrostania. Gen.
ropona feIdnd Iupoii slntti oitoo pos
Jan itieueen p%oimenetii. poifa Ely.
ipi Mntilto: vWlatIatto mitddn?" rGi
I'd find ole fpuifIi fuin iaot foIme
idtiuiStd pdimdsId", woStoii antti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

rWtutta ct ibminen eld ainoastaan
leipdstd", tofaii poifa. ,RuuIesta.
fuulesta" fanoi Mutti viebdn pubuu
niinfuin profeetat." Miffo mdppa
bnpitti poian mastaufIet ia iofai.
men alfot nauramaan. Saarifin tn.
II famarin opeIta fatfomaan namra.
main iloa ia fuunteIemaan paime.
men miifaita ianan futfanfFa. Muo.
1T pddtteIi: ~poifa on fdpnpt Qrdd.
tdri'Sufan fouIua monta muotta
panbempainia fuoIemaan asst ia
oil parbaita Imfiioita, eibdn ie ole
buffaan mennpt."
Seuraafpana Innnuntaina otti Nnt.
tt raamatun faapista ia a5etti pSp.
bdue fanoen p~oimeneue: ~rtuIeppos
npt foittamaan pfaatto Iufea?1 S6n
palitIi life paifan, mutta poifa oIoii
lufea fiitd paifoSia Titan bppin aln.
tin mielestd ia arpeIi, ettd Ie oil po.
iaue tutti paitfa. WaIitF toi5en
potfan, mutta fe fdmi mield parem.
min. Mntiae itielIeen oil fe oitpon
wiioo. Mnttia Ell tdmd tp~pbpttanpt,
orrpeli etiei fitd fbpbdn fafaront tar.
fpttie plata Iufea. Samad mieItd
oil patmen itietin, ormeli maan, eta
ditinid bdntd ifian paIion paati Iu.
temoon, lite Ell ban iita oIiTi baIun.
nut, maan I%eniobbosta ettei Iufutai.
tonia foboaiii IIion forfeoue faboti
firianIofin.
(Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15
Safataftut

pauitIi no. t. Is y. 26nT.S uomeS5a ia.
Mltaen 10. T. IL y. puolen pGindn
tienosIa Fest lumipprpd pbteen mit'
taan folme nuorofautta. Minafin
Ioimaan Ieubuiua oil mdlttdpd re.
fifeIi. 3esfipdim6udfin ON oIut
muutamia paffasasteita. SO. Z. 13
pm aamuaa nGptti IdmpDmittari 8
ia 10. E. 10 pm aamuIa 9 astetta
fpImdd. So ennen nditd paffaia
5aapuneista muuttolinnuiSta lienes
mdt ainafin m~dstdrdfit paIeItuneet
miluun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15
Spwdsfbldn ieminaartn
50'pnu itinbia.

SpmdsfpIdn faupunstn maItuusto
pddti fen iaIfeen fuin maltuuston
afettama naliofunta ia ieminaorien
ppettaiofunnat oltmat iunniteIeet Sp'
mdsfpldn ieminaorin emf. feidf. g.
10 p. ipiettdwdn 50.muotiSiublan
obieIman, ottaa oIaa julian ipalmis.
tamiieen, Iuomuttamaaa faupunsin
puolesta torfoitufIeen 1000 me.
SuhIa oIfaa Observation-Disclosures
%faupun9in firfosio, ionfo idIfeen
Ienroa eriipifid iubIauiinuffia, fdp'
bddn painoioin bauboino /. n. e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

.pietariSta, bubtif. II pnd. Suoy
tettamalta tabolta ilmoitetaan, eta
Satian bauitus on fddntpnpt We'
ndian baaitufIen puoIeen buDmau.
TUE eua, ettd iuomalaisten luotien
lafon tpuotii on puriebtiminen SuD'
men peiiad fdpnpt naaraaiieffi.
Wendidn balitus on mastannut
tdbdn Safian buomautufleen rpbtp'
pdnid tarpeelIifiin tnimenpiteifiin
puriebbntien turpaamiiefTi Ianotuua
neliud.
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aanianebmStafa 8alle @tlia-
fainen.

Wiime fuun II pdipdd pastaan
pDud fuoli tddud fanIanebustaia, Ia
nomaIeboen toimittaia 2aue Wilio'
tainen Ipbpen, milustumiiesta aibeu'
t,neen Iairauben idlfeen. 80. fuulut
atfoinaan iaomaIaiieen puolueeieen,
mutta iiirtpi fittemmin nuoriuoma'
IaiIeen puolueeieen. 80. otti paIion
oIaa funnauiIiin toimiin ia oil tun'
nettu etemdnd raittiusaatteeu aias
jana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-15

Eoimittaia g. Wiliafais nainaian
Iiioan tulee ebusfuntaan idleld ole
pafii iStuntooiaffi nuoriuomaIais'
ten ebustaia Sdmeen lddnin ppbiois
festa noaIipiiristd maantpilieIiid 6.
6. 2inna, WteeIufpldstd.