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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-07-31

When the poet said, "There is
no future however pleasant" he
must have had in mind those
procrastinators who are forever
putting things off.
II was Micawber in Dickens
David Copperfield who was al
ways waiting for something to
turn up" Now, the only way to
make things turn up in an auto
mobile contest is to go out and
dig them up. Ii a person ex-
poets to win they must not ex.
pect to do it without some dill.
gent effort.
Just recollect that the street
Of Bye and Bye leads to the
house OF Never and il you keep
on thinking about getting down
to real good, earnest work, the
logical outcome will be that you
will think while the other wise
candidate is working and turn
ing in the results which make
her the winnef.
Don't lose a minute. The
contest has just now started on
the last lap. The race is half
today and il is time that all con.
testants and their friends real.
lied the fact that the Mcintyre
is half won by someone and
that someone can beat any con.
testant in the race. IL is simply
anybody's auto yet. Anyone
can enjoy the rides, anyone can
take the trips which the Nc
Intyre puts in their reach, il
they are energetic. Just re-
member that first and that the
Mcintyre worth $l650 will be
given away in only few weeks.
.n,y ,,,,N or.Nyn
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-07-31
DON'T TRUST TO YOUR LUCK.
Or Expect Something to Turn Up I'm
expectedly in Contest.
Florence OConor Makes Largest Gain During Week
and Wins the Special Prize

Ella Brosnan 1860
V. V. Hickox $500
Ruth Test 30,0S0
Mrs. Joe Staples 1850
Mrs. A. Zimmerman 1905
Mrs. /. b. Fry 1876
Mrs. John Weaver 4,315
Theo II. Moore 12S45
Ethel McNulty 39650
Dottie Ward 3S145
Eden Madden 4450
O. A. Koshnick 2S6S0
II. w. Hopes 272O
p. X. Koenig 5170
g. A. Field 1920
Mrs Winnie Minister 111S65
Maude Walters 1850
Lavine Smith 1000
G. G Dodge 2,735
Ii E Kester 2,20O
ID T Mansker 275,461
Frank Dorman $3.50
Gretchen HALEY S1,O73
Mrs } A Hogan 2,2OO
Nettie Peterson 40,421
Mrs A Stutzner 16, ,4SO
Betsy Taylor 2O,465
Maggie Moody 67,147
John Hunt 29OO
Maude Kidd 14S2S5
Mrs Harry Williams "a, 300
Frank Van Petten 1887
Mrs. 0. G.. Olson 5000
Geo. Maddox 1000
Florence O'Coner 47,230
NYssA.
Georgia Dennis 24,6OO
Gertrude Pounds 6,S55
FRUITLAND.
A. G. Manemau 57,155
Velva Grimes 64,626
Emma Johnson 1880
Ora Mott 161,779
Erma Deal 1870
Marion Robinson 1920
Stella Harris 24l0
VALE
Mrs. J. Z. Houston $3.50
Mrs l. Dell 10000
OwYHEE
Miss Anna Robertson 1850
PAYETTE
r. X. Nelson 1882
Mae Simon 1000
Bee Roberts 2,700
Aldula Gregory 6,O5O
Esther Russell 4,lS0
May Myer 1926
NJ Alice Williams 1000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
CHARGE: ILLEGAL VOTING.

EugeniO Jiminez. under indictment by
The grand jury on charges alleging that
he Illegally voted in the municipal cleo
ton of 1912, was arrested yesterday. Be
fore the Indictment was returned by the
May, 1912, term of the grand jury, jim
incz made his escape to Mexico and re-
turned to this side of the border a few
days ago. He was sOOn recognized by
members of the sheriff's department and
placed under arrest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
PRINCE TO RAISE CHICKENS.

Prince Francis Ausperg of Vienna,
Austria, who recently went with John
Simmons president of the San Domingo
company of Starr county, on a trip to
Philadelphia and the east, returned to
Brownsville today. Prince Ausperg will
go out to the San domingo ranch, where
he says he expects to spend a while rails
ing chickens and otherwise enjoying him
self. Prince Ausperg and Mr.. Simmons
are close friends, and the prince spends
several months each year in Mexico as
The guest Of Mr.. Simmons. He visited
the Starr county ranch with Mr.. SimmOn
Ia short time ago and declares that he
thought so much of the place he decided
to return and stay there a while.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Governor of this State
has by a proclamation, duly made and
published, designated April 18th, AID.
1913, as CLEAN-UP-DAY, for cities and
towns in Texas, operating under the gen
eral law. for the purpose of l%essening the
dangers of fire, the terms of which pro-
clamation applies to the City of Browns
vile, and the inhabitants thereof.
Now, Therefore, by virtue Of a reso-
luton of the City Council of the City
of Brownsville, adopted at its last regu-
lar meeting on the 18th day Of the present
month, authorizing and empowering me
so to do, /, the undersigned, Mayor of
this city, hereby designate the 18th day
Of the present month as CLEANUP
DAY for the entire City of Brownsville,
for the purpose of .lessening the fire
risks in the City, for increase of santa
ton and for identifying it generally, and
|. call on all inhabitants Of this city to
clean their premises thoroughly on or be-
fore the day named, removing all trash,
weeds and rubbish, and place same in
receptacles convenient to sc%avenger's
carts, which will be furnished by the
City to remove same, and all persons not
so cleaning their premises will be i'm
mediately prosecuted under the Ordin-
ances Of this City, in such cases made
and provided.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City of Brownsville, this the 10Th day
Of April, A. d., 1913.
A. B. COLE,
Mayor.
Attest:
CRISANTO VILLARREAL,
City secretary. 4-13-6t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
INDUSTRIAL NOTES

SAN Acknowledging to B. T.
Crouch of this city secretary Of the Tex
as Sheep and Goat Raisers' Association,
the state paid a total Of So ,051.50 bet
ween Sept. 1, 1912. and Marrh ID, 1913
in bounties on the different kinds Of wild
animals killed in 116 countirsro of Texas.
During the six months bountirs were
paid on 2,025 lobo, gray timber wolves;
:A.140 coyotes and 6.34T wild cats.iF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
COMES FOR PRISONER

Sheriff NJ. G. BiniOn of Oklahoma COun-
ty, Oklahoma, arrived in Brownsville last
night for a man named Roy Peel, under
q seven, year sentence in that state for
being implicated in the suicide of a young
girl. Peel escaped form Oklahoma when
an adverse decision in his case handed
down by the state supreme court, and was
arrested in Cameron county two weeks
ago. .4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
OUGHT TO PAINT

I ought to have painted last year, but
/ hated TO pay 1926 a gallon.
I've got to paint this year; it'll take
a little more paint; I suppose l gallon
in 10; and a little more work, | suppose
1 day in 10.
My job would have cost last year about
$3.50; it is going to cost this year $50.
$3.50 gone. / suppose it'll be the same
again, if / wait again.
What if paint goes down to $1.75 a
gallon? $3.50 on the job!
l shan't wait; what a fool | was!
DEVOE
Frontier Lumber Co. sells it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
BONDSMEN WITHDRAW

Vicente Davilla, under two bonds
amounting to $1,000, one of which is on
a charge of assault to murder, has been
given up by his bondhmen and Saturday
night was arrested and placed in the
county Jail. His bondsmen were Angus
tine Celaya, Charles Moore, and M. j.
Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
MORE IRRIGATION
PUMPING PLANT BEING IN
STALLED TO FAMISH WATER FOR
CUETO FARM NEAR BROWNs-
VILE. s. Tr.

Andres Cueto is installing a pumping
plant at his 200 acre farm near Browns
vile, the capacity of the plant to be
about 100000 gallons per minute The
plant is being installed by the Fairbanks
Morse people, and as soon as it is rom
pleted Mr.. Cueto will begin the construc-
ton of a system of canals on the farm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
APPENDICITIS COOK FREE.

The Adler-i-ka book, telling how you
can EASILY guard against appended
tbs, and how you can relieve constipation
or gas on the stomach INSTANTLY, is
offered free this week by G. e. LeRay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Property owners are notified to make
their renditiOns on or before the last
day Of April, 1913. Otherwise 1 shall
list such as unrendered.
GEO. CHAMPION.
State and County Tax Assessor, Cam
erOn County, Texas.-Adv. 41-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
FINED 81 AND COSTS

Antonio Sandoval pleaded guilty to a
charge of disturbing the peace in Justice
Of the Peace V. GavitO's court today and
was fined 81 and costs. SandOyal was
committee to the county jail in default
of fine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

"Doublc my order on this rOrk" said
the proof is 'doubly' as good as expect
ed" We hear this every day and it
sounds good. Bishops Print Shop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

Organ Beneft-The sun of $151 was
cleared for the organ fund Of the Sacred
Heart church by the entertainment given
at the Vivier opera house last Friday
evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

Business cards, risiting cards, adter-
tising cards, in the latest style type at
Bishops Print Shop. We have engraved
cards as high as $50 per 100. See our
samples.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

h Sunday Night COncrrtNAs usual ON
Sunday nights, the Sixth Cavalry Band
played at the Plaza de HidalgO last night.
There was a large crowd on the plaza.
A number of beautiful selections were
rendered by the organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

X. c. Wharton returned yesterday
from a business trip to Chicago and 9th
er northern cities. On his return to
Brownsville he also made a short visit
to Austin.
= F5sc1.EE
Lieutenant John b. Coulter of the 14th
United States Cavalry arrived in
his command here, Troop NJ of the 14th,
which has been ordered to remain in
'Brownsvifk~NntHathe spring of 1914.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

Roy Stafford, formerly of this city, bu
who now resides at Kingsville, visitet
friends here Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14
DREAMLAND THEATRE

f.-''f TONIGHT
IN THE SOUTH SEAS-A thrilling
drama, showing the devilish instru-
ments of torture used by the Chinese
bandits,
KING DANFORTH RETIRES-An /.
Nj. p. with King Baggott leading.
TRICKS IN ALL TRADES-A cOnvul-
sion of laughter.
THE LAW OF COMPENSATION
Comedy.
) and 10c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

NJ. F. Lewis of Dallas is a visitor in
Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

~ Il. w. Watts Of Donna, superintendent
of the Donna sugar factory, was in
Brownsville today.
J. A. Campbell Of San Benito was
among tOday's, visitors i'm the city.
r. l.. Jordan of San Antonio is a visi-
tor in Brownsville. .
ID. A. Templeton Of Combe is in
Brownsville today.
$. Bats Of Harlingen is a BUSINESS visi-
tor i'm town.
n. p. DeavOurs of Dallas is a business
visitor in Brownsville today.
w. III. Jersig of ~Raymondville was
day. .-n
II. G. Ezell of Foraker, Okla, is a Wis
itOr in Brownsville. Mr.. Ezell is pros
pecting in the Valley.
w. ii. McGrath and G.. Lubick, both Of
Pharr, were in Brownsville today.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Gore of Pharr are
visiting Brownsville today.
Mrs. George l. Hamm of Mexico City is
in Brownsville.
NJ. F. Lewis of Dallas is a visitor in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

Sold Hotel-Mrs. L. B. Jacobs return
ed Saturday from San BenitO where she
has been located for some time in the
hotel business. Mrs. Jacobs was pro-
prietOr of the Southern hotel at San Be
into, but has just sold it to a northern
investor. She expects to remain in
Brownsville for a while, though she may
seek another location later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

Mrs. George l. Hamm of Mexico City i
in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-14

Wedded-Justice of the Peace V. Cav
ito Saturday performed a marriage GER
emOny, uniting in marriage, Miguel San.
Ghez and Paula Ayala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
GuomalGtnem maimen tennbt
itIemnrbatt.

GanneatiSIa, Ohio, teti nf. %
pdin6d masten pDnd itiemurban
4. 6otfan emdnn0urid ,Soa 6en'
rition. Sanet IDnbeitiin 6otfon inm
nan peinbuoneesta fuoIeena. Sdn
oil pDld toisten nnftuesfa mennpt
Iomnon peiubuoneeIeen, lufinnnt o.
tpet ia oiettonut taoiupuiten iuubnn
Ia. Iitten oponnut tna iun outi, ioien
tanIu tdpbeld poimnIIa ieti tebt6
ndnId, ia nutihti bdnen ijdiieen u.
neen. Wainoio on 10 fofii fertoo
ennen prittdnpt faaiula pddttda
pHimGn'X moan si ole pnnistunut
6Hn oil 40 nuoben ifHiren ia olIut
leetend pite,nmdn oifao. 2apIio ban
jditi i6lteer1d 5, ioisfa monbin on
iGphtoenuinen ia on polwelnfIesIn
GIcpelanbiSTu. gDoinoio on aiunui
Yibtc b,ila 6arb orieSo, losIo bdnelld
oil bppd petdmdpiiri, iotfo ontoi'
mot bdneIle a,puemstoan .torpeen
oifona. Idnne Gonneouti,n bar
mantti fuutouf iitten. 81 ole mar
moa nitii ban l. 'iemirbon teti Wlut,
ia ebtd ban iouhi epatoipoon, iofo
Iautti mielen b1ir iDtu. 6dn oil mfeoil'
lie tuituipiDeen pubunuf, mlien bdn
tell lpdorin fuu Qtibvrieil bdpii'
toiinio ia ldbh idnne; ia eiid bdn
usfoi buouoibin, lDobiin Iupunfiiin,
ioiben tafana fismurieIi eIdmdn II
foinen fddrme, ioto tinfeutui bdnen
FeIunla iiIimpddn Ia repi feud anti
nuo ruuben foubeot peitpmpfien boai
not lotto ei poinut mum endd pa
rontoo, FUN fuoIema.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
wsttd em8lantilainen pappi
fanpo ttaiiillc.

Grds etend enstantiloinen pappi
laniut tuonnottain funnmntatIaar
nasiaon tdstd aineesia euraanat
noimntfaat innnt:
y0ilpedluontoinen, ftrtasflmdinen
terfpe ia reipos tptt1, iota oiaa par
iio inftin, paifota fpaatteita, ON.
mella oman paatefertanIn, boitaa
fattilotta ia pannuia, antaa porfail
lie ruofaa, piltfoa puito, Ippidd leb
mid la painia fpeliienid fnnsin ia
ioto flii'enfin moi fdpttdptpd bp'
mia femropiirisid - FIND on tphD
ionfo tooimotieen iaamista tdptpY
iofoilen tpiiIann ia funniantuntoiien
mieben pit6d fiinniono ia onnena.
ututta nuo l0rp0ttelemdt, teestente'
leipat, ltebotoimat, ldistoi, ipp3tas
rDltd furistetui, feubfoto,toille oIts
tilt, muiiifinmlrbaaiat, pinnonrddf.
fddidt ronloanin nieliidt, muotinu'
fet, iolloiIia liionfin niein ndfee, ne
eiDdt ole iopeliuompia anioliiitoon
fuin pasta bDphenenid ioanut fana
on iopina boitamaan perbettd, JOS
ia on 20 poifosta. 9llianlaita on
lelloinen, nuoret naiieni, ettd te tar.
pitieite enemmdn popautta ia md.
bemmdn iopinnaiiuutta enemmdn
Observation-Disclosures, enemmdn
ruumiin liituntoa ia mdbemmdn
iobmalla loifomieta, enemmdn ruu.
anloittoa ia fp6bemmdn pianon
rdmpptDStd, enemmdn luonno[iIuut.
la ia io6bemman teestenneltpd bd
weriodipyiid, enemnon rarpintoa ia
mdbemmdn romaaninlufemteto.
poIta fureliitpiii tpttD, bensitd mo-.
pauben pubbosta iq fpobpistamon
ilmoo, ole iuoramieliwn, luonnoui'
men le tpDteIids, Min find tulet Min
tauiihtii ia ratastettamofIi. fiiin
Sumala on tarfoittanlt linut ole
maan."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
Eemofraattien tmania.

Wasbin9ton, tammifmulla.
Demotraateilla on iuffelo tuiIma,
miten Soaba pIimmdn oiteubsn e.
neiiimteiD mgostiu IiiiiDm6da Ii'ben
ebiemetpDbD', jota on Aiifonilla
Ia hGnen fomnoitaii-Inon sbeGii, HDt
Or nlimmdn oifeuben eremmetDn6
ieuaIil 2aft,n miebid. ioito h,letpat
estanddu tooell,iet rformif; nutfa
&onoreSfilla on paIta liidtd piim.
min oifeuben idienmddrdd ilaian
perustuSlain muutosto. Siitd inns.
I'd aiotoan mt 2onsresfisEa tsbod
tdmd liidpS muutos, iolloiu idien.
mddrd foboteioan 9;Std 11:een; III.
loin iopii gDilionin Iiidtd fatii idien'
I'd. ioten pfiifin tia fun rpield tiIee
bdnen tdptettdpafieen, Min enem.
mist1 muuttim ebiStpSmieliTeffi ia
faitti iorruhas iaaoaun iieltdtiu pdin
poistetufIi. p
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
@aitd ON ipiritispti2

S6rfend ibminen, iofa idriellddn
MOT ball,to mielituD,tustaan, ei moi
ipiritiemietd nnnitn ionpa fuin etiG
Ie on fo,ittooltoan bumpuufi Shine.
telld idpipp, etid monet ibmiiet ipie'
Id mstopot ipiritismiin, poitfa on
10 uIeito toosnfIia poliosunut lpi.
r,ieIiheid pe otfSo. Sapmen riIeim
mat ipiriiistii. iosfoon niitd onnefii
ei rpieid pdIion plefaon, opot pol.
ioetaneet ,taripanIa", mitd miebid
he piteo sioau oipot. gpiimeinen pol
10 etus tcpobhi TcrmorsIn, ics'o
Ipiriiietit ,pSiiiim6t oIleeuIr pnbeiT'l
la Iaftori HoIenfnis,in beneen tans.
ia. Uioiuitu bentiiD oil iotu oita
Iitten tobonnut oIoperdiielId tatpal,
10 ia toifti olilpot ipormot, etiG hdu
eli jofo mrbotiu tobi on bdntG fob
oonnut otu onnettomuus, paan
pitfietd etIisfelpisid buolimatta ei
maon lDpoettp bdnen rnumistaan.
SilIoin rpbipifpdt Ipiritisiit ofaa
outtomnon. lpe mnfa oli,pot iuttu.
iiIlu 9tcienf,pistin bepsen fonsio ia
Iaiipat i!ctad en paitan, mieId ru,i
min phi ola, moon taitetii pnneis
tonnuo.tii oripoliruot namn bum'
putin borioiiioiot = pdin mdn.
tppn! N,Iumis IDpbettiin nimittdin
aiipon fotonoan toiiesta pnifasto,
eitd Iointoon fieItd, misfd ipiritistii
oIi,pot fen unefiuneet pIewon. No-
ienfmistin benfi oil foifeti petdnpi
nenastd poripoon ipiriiisteid, mai
mitd arfpeIeite. Iufiiamme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
N0iebeJle amnettu Altman ipatfa.

Msenin Iairoalan tobtori Boui0eS
pariiisio toimitti iofm aifa iitten en-.
uentuulumattomun leiffaustpDn, 10.
fa napund onnismneen tapoeuileeti
Grddltd 2l'nuotiaalta maalaistpD'
IdiIeltd, ionta potIopusii oil iairau'
ben fnmtta tiirmeliiinut, poisiettiin
mainitm turmeltunut elm. Gen tilol
lie pantiin apinan fpotIa. UlieS on
fittemmin poranmnut ia eleiee apina.
wat1allaon toipottapan bptpin.
Sairaolosto pddstpddn ioi bdn 1t.
ienid bumolaan, iofa ei ndpttdnpt
fpoitutfaman mitddn bdnen uuteen
fpatiaania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
Gputpipdiibboen iuabeneminen
Nansfasfa.

Honsfan ballimSmiebet opat oil
leet 10 pitfdn oian buolisIoan maan
puofi mmooettu pdhenemGstH inn.
tpueitten Inpnstr; he pe'tSHmd', etd
Jos tdmd iurullinen ilmiD ei tatoa,
ranstalainen rotu bdmidd.
parlamentisia on npt ebustaia
Sole Heinocb eiittdnpt numeroita
aiaSta. @iitetpt numerotieb bot omot
euroonai:
70. 1893 oil iiloSton mutnar
maasIa $4,000 nnornfuieta, ioi.
ben lpelino1iIius oil iaapua ar,pou'
taan. gtpfpddn ei niitd ole fiiin
2O1,O 900. 80 1906 ptettiin 23S, 600
niet,,ntoista r.trnnitid; 10. 1911 o'
tetiiin 2i5 900
5dmdn Observation-Disclosures mn
faan on belppo lasfea, eti6 Hans
fa no. 1908 tobotti 48 potalioonaa,
no. 1912 Ie taootti 94,. ia 10. 1928
ie iao ipptpd 154 potnlioonou ND
tenemiIeen. 2ienee l6beId oifo, jot
loin ei HanSfalla ole iotomdesiidn
fuin fourolIinen omia miebid; lilloin
Iaa iaIamalto tpptpd wieroSrotuiS.
ten apuun.
Sellnista Ie mibenoifainen tebitpS
ipnnpttdd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
u eliGll1 benfil1ll1 on faboeffan
SboGntG.


9apans. ionfa nertaista ei ole
lddfetietesn bistoriaeio tawottm, on
buo mattn GostoniSIa, ga. Sieud on
diti la toIme lasta, ioiaa on fulla.
Fin faffi ipbdntd. uIeita lddfdreit6
on tuttimt ndmd ia maeuuttapat
min oIeipnn. 2ullatin beiStG on Ip.
bdn fummallatin puoIe(la rinnaS
ia.
siti la lapIet omat testinfertaiies.
ia termepoesid. sIiti on Wrs. Bur.
ton pertins ia lapiet opat: Mnna,
allen ia Doris: 13, IL ia A puoben
iasid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06
Curtin mGfi buonoa.

auinfo buonoa pelid 1urffi np'
fpifiu pelon, oIoittna Ie ie'ttr, .etd
20 pros. toto ormeiiasta on nptpt
len bolliiufien ei Iuoiiioita. Xuuita.
tpaa moi olIa ietir. ettd Iiiduisiota
pnbteoa pbtoitou liittomoItioioen TO-
ban fonsIo Eurtisio. Wp0stin on
fparmeIta tabolto Iootm tietdd, etid
ioufoi. iotta onat 26otaIiasIa, o.
not iuurimmatii oiafii iarostn, TO-
taan fptenem6tDntd mdfed, iota ei
tuIe olemaan ipoifea ipoittaa. Sa'
moin foitfi bepoIet ia muut forpit'
tonat ei1tmet ppot rinian piiuiieen
tdbben fotonoon lamosiu, ioien ne
tin puolestndn oit.topoi fofoioufon
roppeutumista IuureSia m6drin. Wet
ofpot toipien Iateioen ia polion ful
temiien fuutto illleet than fofonoan
epGtuntoon. Sotofnri or b1lleniDnpt
Ia iuurin ioufoin pafoloilia palad
ormeiiostu fotiinid.
SuuripoIlot nGpt.dpHt oftopon
tdbemmin oIao iooonfuItnnn. 'iud
MT oIfoo 10 iuIIo tpIpmntieen lot
raon miehen poisniominen Suropcs
to /, fun uieimmiIlo ilur'ooIlo'lln
OIL pmia mIpon moIluri'oiuou'"n
WdbasId aafoeio. iuIemot niiben
ioioIoimoi leiiomoon fpalmiina Ie
foaniuofieen oiioin iobtoon.
eonioosio, tommif. 81 p. = I'd
nddn otuot 10 meItein toiffi roubon'
neuiuotieIuun oioaotitoneet IiittoipoI'
iipiben ebustoiot poistuneei foupun'
sisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-06

GradSId tnnsfaIaiiesIa aifafauS
lebbesId on iuIfoism firie 2ontoos
ia, iosId ferrotaan fabbeSta ipal
foiien oriafoupon topamtiesto, iois
ia toinen tostee tonStoloista nais'
ia.
Grds nuori tanSfaloinen nainen
oil osto' iioilIa erddsId iuiresf ia
SrforbItreetin porreua oIepasSo
mppmdIdsid. 2dbeud bdntd tel
paraitoo fauppao nanbanpuoleinen
nainen. Wlutta dffid rupeaa tdmd
moimaun paboin ia on tpdbdad
ppDrtnd. Setten perdstd toipuu bdn
tuitentin iitf, ettd inottaa ppptdd
oiuria aiaafienia fotia. Ulutta ldb'
iieeIddn nlOs Wounnibin boriabiaa
bdn uubestaan Ia ilmoittaa MT, ettei
bdn usfolla pfIin Idbted matfalle, Ia
pppIi nuorta tonStoloista naiSta
Iaottomoan. SddIien tpanbaa nais'
to, tuipui tomd pppniDDn, muita
iunri Fun heibdn oli.noustapo tpou'
nuibin, fiirubti eiiin fafii poliiii, lot
fa pibdtiipdt fpanbon noifen, Iou'
Iuen: rNpt oIet fpiimeinfin merefieI'
d ioutunut fiiftiin."
g0onha noinen oil nai5efIi pufeit'
tinut mics, ia nupri tonSfoloinen
noinen pelaeiui bdnen fpnIist6dn
iuiimeiiesId betfesId.
Toinen topous oil i6Iloinen: Wtuu
on noinen oil fobben nuoren tpitd
renIi fonSIa mennDt eraaieen iuu.
reen mppmdl6dn 9ontcoeIo. Sothi
idllDin min. ettd dttt ldbh lotions
molla oIefpaan oiastoon, tptdrien
idabesid toiIeen. Sph5ien obotettuo
ditid fotipan oifoa hilee er6s Sai'
raanboitoiator beibdn luntieen Fer
toen, ettd beiban ditinid oil Ioonui
Observation-Disclosures ia tpietp Id
bella olewoan Ioirooloon. 9liii oil
Idbettdnpt ioiroanboitoiottoren fpt
t6rid nouiomoon. gldmGt npniimol
mt folmiItu iuounuibin, muno =
len foommin ei ole nmoriSfo noiiiS'
to mitddn fuilunut; be opot fobon'
meet tietpmdit5miin.
Samolloiiio iopouffia fuuluu ipii
me aifoino iottuneen 2onioosio u
ieita, Ia ienpd tdbben ionomoIebbet
rporotiapoifin nuoria' naiIia fpoo'
roIto, mifd beta ubfoo tunnotton,i
en- oriosouppioitten tobolto.