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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE Best rooming house propoa.ti1a
IN Tulsa Cal lhone legl
WANTED Partner In well established
busincrs active OF silent boz 0NOl Wol'u
FOR SALE Grocery stock aud fkWw
cheap rent doing cash business. Ih.H
B 2lii
WANTED To buy, soda fountain hAurcs
candy show case, cigar case cash rtsls'r
CAL lo So Bostun.
FOR SALE Good paYag grocery and mr
niture, fresh stock cheap iyhl ltuu T.
Fourth. phouo gei2
YaR SALE Small second hand store doing
good business, good rchHuu tur .elhnu
Cali 100 80 Main. Tulsa.
TOR SALE lnrEa boarding Tent good .ort
tiuu Tor hlArlrns See hla j. b DAVIS
Sand Springs y o Boa ~
FOR SALE restaurant froJlog ?. regular
Luurdcr' At 5000 per wrr. huH Ia'a'
krs"uuut Woe, TULSA, oAIa
rOR SALE ur Haynes U l-.
>o tun good W.a msin
ron -AUG R.sumwas aud w. "
dHIu. splendid business 0.'
aE l-- tas' Bod
FoR SALE Paying restaurant bo. oau'u
lu tuVu. o bargain sell uu account ul u-.'t
business Box 55i2 care World
luK SALE 5ood paying mHr"i"oay,
good .cau0u cheap lant wI.. .s.r
aU., u taAyn al uaco. call loum NAY
wood 1919
CENTRALLY located Ie,tauuut Iour good
business % trr opportunity. W '"H ""N.
lag cash, VIII taN 10 you $500 '""'a j"
H.N 4.0s World.
FOR SALE ON easy payments three firsi
houses a ....I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANIlED--
Girls 0O LEARN
Telephone
Operating

We want several additions
young ladies, age ~ 10 80 years,
10 learn telephone operating Ap'
pllcauts must be bright and In
teil'gent and furnish satisfactory
.Cierencss
Applicants, Who are accepted
enter our operators school al
once. STUDENTS are paid At the
rate Of VI per week, which II
RAPIDLY increased 10 g. 50. 80
aud 9l0 per week, as fast AA IN
prOrtment In NIrh Ia made
Supervisors. monitors. teachers,
clerks, etc, are selected from The
operators and arc paid from $40
10 S2J per wees,
There is DO profession more
pleasant than that OF telephons
operating
Girls with ability. who are Am.
bilious, can make rapid advance
mont 10 good paylug permanen'
positions
Apply In person TO the lnsruc'
tress, Pioneer Building Taks
elevator TO 5th floor
PIONEER TELEGRAPH & TELE'
PHONE GO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS
POULTRY

White legborn eggs SOC for Is.
IS
Thoroughbred r /. red baby
le. S11 No. Main.
reminm stock black manorcs
y H laci man0rea eggs $3.50 per
-- Cheyenne.
q Hh room furnished apartment
very close in strictly modern
fec ff9 s. Main St, Phone
II. 0oyey Rental Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29

BOARD AND ROOM $500 pen week llj NO,
Nutuu buckeye Hotel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29

UOAEn ANp Room. modern 5000 per
HDU. IuH sn Elgn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
ROOMS FOR RENT
IunkIgnEn-

l1eAe Aso
/ FOR REM Furnished t,tpiug rooms
Phone 4Goa
Irop prvr .I.l., t....,........ .,...,. .a,t
Y U'.,.. -'' "'"'''''I'E ''''' '''
FOR kENI 'HlI modrn furnished room.
Phone loll
,,y pr,.r ,.. ,.o
~ RmIJ,r
FOR kGNI Rooms iur ugh. housekeeping
10 eH4 boston.
som .E.[T g..tb t.l ,.,. .u - nr.
,,r Phone ..-
--.....-,.,..-,
''N hI"I "' "E.l h'"7.a' p'NE '''"'.
-2a .". h.a.i.l
NEWLY furnished sIccplu, ro.ms J02 South
Denver r,utlpmru.
..,. ,,....
.'.r.. .I- ...
FOR RGNr..IIEIt uu.s,kpu.us rooms
Is' y West Brady
..n r.s..
I.r -''
FOX huNl Front Hyrp.g < r".ni schmidt
hoH'.' .l Mtr. I@'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
STOLEN

sTRAYED-Bay filly colt. with halter and
strap. reward for information. Phone
B745
gTOT EV-Bauner bicycle, double bar frame,
red tires. mud guards, motorcycle han de
bar front tire has been punciured and Plug
red with rubber. Reward. Z. b. Cowen,
phone 21g4 or 994.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
BOARD AND ROOMS

FOR RESI- -Four up,urnlshed rooms. 1920
$50 Boulder
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

rowing at the ankles. The waist had
raglan sleeves with pleats in front
and circular fited piece around the
neck of plain blue bound with moire
linen. Both belt and cuffs, of blue,
were treated in the same manner,
while as a finish at the neck is worn
frill of sheerest fiuted organdy. The
round turban which crowned the toll
etc. was topped with q bow Of blue
moire taffeta to match the color Of
the linen.
A dainty little frock Of delicately
lowered Dolly Warden silk was made
with very full paniers in, the back Civ
ing the same effect as the skirt worn
years ago when the real hustle was
a part of every woman's wardrobe.
One unusually charming gown of
net lace, with looped overskirts and
bodice, which was more delicollette in
the back than in front, had cape of
the lace. This had wide collar of
wired lace which fiared over band of
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

a plain circular peplum. Several
jackets had a cape of the same me-
terial fastened to the shoulders and
hanging to the waist. One had double
circular capes which came just below
the shoulders.
A smart tailored suit of tan ladies'
cloth had short jacket with body and
sleeves In one. It was short in front;
but in the back was cut with panel
rounding at the bottom, which extern
ded just below the waist. A Japanese
collar and cuffs trimmed the waist
Of checked tan, green and yellow
cloth. The skirt had two pleated ruff
files of the checked goods about eight
inches wide, each headed with bias
band of the tan. A crushed girdle of
the checked material ended in long
ends, which were attached in the back
well below the line Of the lower ruffle.
Among the jackets the kimono cut
was most prominent, by far exceeding
the raglan or set-in sleeves. This GER
tainly should please the woman who
makes her own clothes. A tan jacket,
made in this manner, was very short
in the front and longer in the back.
A circular piece was attached just be-
low the bust line, about three inches
wide fitting plainly in front and grad
uating to eight inches in the back,
where it was very full and ripply. The
skirt had a tunic which bloused over
in the back.
Tunics and panniers were on all
skirts except .ruffled crinoline ones.
They were plain, draped and puffed,
short and long until it was safe to
say that the length may be governed
by the most becoming line to the fig
ure. Some reached across the front
only, others crossed the back, while
still another mode had gathered
pieces at either side not meeting in
front or back.
Striped skirts are worn with plain
jackets. A black and white striped
taffeta skirt was scalloped at the bot
tom and bound with ribbon. The
coatee worn with it was of black taf-
feta.
Beaded bands are being used for
trimmings; sometimes IN brilliants
and again in Indian designs, with rich,
crude colors. The gown / have chosen
for my first illustration is especially
suited to the spring season. 1t is OF
deep red one of the fashionable spring
colors. The waist is kimono cut, with
extra fullness added by two tucks
caught under a band of Indian trim
ing, whose colors blend richly with
the red of the gown, which fastens on
either side of the belt. A frill of fine
ly pleated net finishes the ne~k The
skirt is made with an inverted pleat
in the front and double tunics, both
longer in the front than in the back.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

brown fur; turban covered with
white flowers and stylishly posed
wing in the front, perched coauettish-
ly on the head of the model, while in
her hands she carried a muf covered
with the same dainty white flowers.
Thus with many frills and fancies
replete with ideas the parade of Fash
ion passed to and fro until the even
ing hours sent shoppers home and the
weary models returned to earth, and
to their. own clothes, made common
place in contrast with the creations
they had worn.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09
CRENOLINE STYLES
LIABLE TO RETURN.
RECENT FASHION EXHIBITS IN
NEW YORK WOULD so
INDICATE
FLORAL HATS and MUFFS
JACKETS WITH CAPE EFFECTS
ARE POPULAR-LATE
FASHION NOTES.
Especial New York Correspondence to
the Sauk Centre Herald.


the Sauk Centre Herald.)
New York, April 3.-Following
closely upon the heels of the Paquin
exhibition are the spring openings of
the large stores. In years gone by
this was announced by cards sent to
different patrons who came to view
models displayed on forms, or at the
most upon wax figures. But now peo-
pie are demanding more, and the
stores are rising to the occasion and
striving to appeal to their customers
in theatrical display of their gowns
on living models, and in setting be-
fitting the exquisite and gorgeous
costumes.
One store had for it's recent dis
play a setting in the garden of Palais
Royale, as suggested by a scene. in
lies Merveilleuses," play now being
given at the Theatre des Varieties in
Paris.
The orchestra played while spec
tally trained mannequins displayed
these gowns to their best advantage
on the raised promenade. Mirrors
were arranged at the entrance OF the
promenade so that it appeared as it
two models were entering, the refiec-
tion vanishing like an apparition as
the living mannequin, carefully posed,
stepped daintily down the steps,
swaying from side to side in the mu-
sic's rhythm.
There has probably been no time
when there has been greater doubt
as to what may be the next turn in
Fashions wheel, and this was shown
in the choosing of the gowns exhibit
ed. The Directoire type mingled free
ly with the crinoline styles of the
early Victorian period; the straight
lines of the former style, with its
coats short in front and long behind,
contrasting forcibly with beruffled
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

Among the coats and wraps were
many capes. They were very full at
the back, and sometimes fastened to
loose-ftting sleeveless vest. Taffeta
and moire were used for those for
evening wear, while broadcloth and
duvetyne were used for street and af-
ternoon wear. A handsome coat of
taffeta was shown. 1t was very full
in the back, blousing over an exagger-
atedly low waistline below which hung
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

A Blue Moire Linen FrOck With Col
lar and Cuffs of Plain, Moire
Bound Linen.
Among the afternoon gowns frocK
was so charming in its line, so smart
in its silhouette, and withal so practi-
cal that I have used it for my second
illustration. The material is Of moire
linen of cool and fresh shade of
blue suitable to wear in warm after
noon when one desires at least to look
cool and belle of feelings. The skirt
was smartly bouffant at the hips, mar
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

"A reader says that a girl who
wears an exaggerated skirt displays
her ignorance. Well, we suppose you
might cali it that but If We remember
rightly, the bald headed row in a bur-
lesque show has another name for
'em.-Walker Pilot.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

With this was worn hat of Milan
braid, with novelty feather standing
stifly on one side. The style Of this
hat depends upon its being placed up
on the head in the proper angle.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09
Grocery Dept.

Nothing but sickness should keep
you from taking advantage of the
bargains we are Offering in our
Grocery department
The Sauk Centre herald., 1914-04-09

Read the Herald Ads this week.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
apipmbs @itpnrin lddmin tolmea
titdfdm erpttamiieSta.

Diipurin faupunsinfin erottomista
iuunnite liam.
GritpiIen Suomen aftain fomiteon
istunnosia, iosfa pubeeniobtdiana
totmi @oremptin ia iosia ldsnd oil.
mat m. NJ. Suomen fenraalifutper.
n15ri Gem ia fenraalifupern56rtn
apuIatnen 2ipiti. fdfitelttin fpipmps'
I'd Diipurin Iddnin folmen pitdidn
erottamiIesta.
2omitea oil pfFimieIiaen fiitd, ettd
ndiben pttdiien erottaminen ei ouen'
faan riitd naltafmnnan puoluStutieu
ia pddfaupunein pietorin, turmaa'
miieff. Sentdbben fomitea pddtti
i~uureIa ddnten enemmtsiDqd tebbd
lofiebbotufien Wiipurin lddninran'
ntfon ia Wiipurin faupunsin erotta'
miieSta ia moimaan iaattaa tdmdr
lafiebbotutien lainiddbdnnDqiiesid
idriestpfiesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

Ruten tinnettua, on maltion Wuof.
fen mefmoimia tutfimaan oIetettl
fomttea fdpttdnpt afiantuntiiana
Observation-Disclosures lau'
5untoa antaesiaan Eufbolman Wefi'
rafennustoimiston apua. Eoimituf'
fstaan on toimisto antanut $4,000
fruunmn 1asfun, ia on %ienaatti fds'
fenpt maltiofonttorin matIamaan
tdmdn iumman.
2omitea. ionfa ienaatti aietti anita
maan Iauiuntoa naltion omistamon
meFmoiman fdptDstd Wupfiesia ia
minfd tpD mpDs oil 2uurnanpobia'
iuunnitelman tarfastaminen, on
Iainopiuitina ofiantuntiioina miime'
moinitusia aTiasia fdpttdnpt fenoat'
tori palbania ia iri greI @barpen'
iierid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
1erifoen'8 oitptStpn rata.

RenraalifupernDDri rim eIitpstd ala.
mai5esti eIiteltdesid 1929 pdindnd
piime bubiifuutd on 9dnen Woies.
teettinIa iumainnut armosia mddrd.
I'd noin 74,S filometrin pituiien fra.
teeai5en routotielinian rafennettamaf.
Il Guomen maltionrautateiben Cert
ioen aiemaIta 2%oimistole, 0oinis.
tonIoImen morreua, ekboIa: II ettd
fanotiu normaaliraiteinen rasfaSfiS.
foinen rata, ionfa fisfoien tulee poi
a 40 fiIosrommaa iuofiemao met.
rid fobtt, rafennetoan baqinnon tot.
mesta Ienaotin bpndtipmdn ebbo'
tufien ia fustonnusarpion mufai
festi, fuitenfin ebboIo, etid rata
fdantpp infinDDri Orlomifi nomista.
man -Raunis 9oimolo1 nimiien iiIon
pobioista oiaa fobben iefd ettd fus.
tanmsorniosta, iofa ienaatin eb.
botuffesfa oil pbteenid 17,167,000
MT, poistetaan 2,95O,OOO mfon iuu.
ruinen maardroba Iiitfuman foIus
ton banftinista worier; 2 ettd moi
nihun roban rofentom iiesto aibeuiu'
mai fusionmufiet, iotfo iefewdt H..
$4,000 mt, otetoan Suomen mol
tioroboston moroisto; 81 etid rofen.
nusiDibin ~Ianohuua robauo rpbbp
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

SuomaIaiien firiaaiiuuben ieuro
ON Ie~naatilta amount z 500 marian
apurabaa tdmdn ia tuIeman tpuo'
ben aifana noltion naroiSta mat
Iettapaffi noin 1000 LOO oftatpi'
fimun Iaoiuiien iuomoIaismendIdiien
fandfirian painattamista parten
taitfa, ettd ianotun plifieIenfddntdid
u. Rinemaqin ia Iebtori %. 2iioien
t~eofSen painatus iaa tapobtua NAL
ton fustannufiela ienaatin firiapai
nosfa.
afiaa fdfteItdesiG on ienaatti ndb.
mt bppdfi iuostua iiiben, ettd
t~eofien painatus 5000 foppaIeen
painotiena Iaa, mifdIi fdiifirioitus
nalmistuu, tapabtua maltton tuS.
tannutieGa i%enootin firiupainosia
ebboua, ettd maltio Ioa omifIi tor.
peitieen ottaa 1900 fappaIeen pIi.
painofien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

tpeIttoina ia epdrDimind idttdptpne'
toimettomiffi fiuoin, Fun totmtttafpe
oIifi o0ut ia iiten Iaattaneet 'tleueer
ia idlfeIdiiueen armaamottomar
mddrdn mielipabaa, bdpedd ia tnr
miota. S..M. p..p. M.,DbbistpS or
tebnpt faiffenia wapantuafieen no's'
to beiffouffsta ia ientafia usfaltoo
Ie robfeasti ia pddtttdmdstt astno
Mmeritan iuomalaiien pleiibn eteer
feboimfieua torttua afiaan fatteuo
iud tarmoua ia innostufieua, ioto
taaaiIen iuuren, pbteiien iidnmaaW
len pritpffen toteuttaminen moattt'
Sofoinen meistd tietdd Ia fdfttdd
len, ettd meiad Mmerifan fuomalat'
fiua on uieimmila omat puubamme
ia pritptiemme, iotfa maaiimat pol
ion tp5td ia ubraufIia. Wtutta ptele
toll Idmpenee uIeimman iuomalotien
ipban manbaa, farua, monta fofpaa
fofenutta ia parbaiuaan fotpan fob'
talon fourisIa t%aistelenaa fpnnptn
moata muisteueS5a. Slemmefo me
tebneet mitaan ipnupinmaamme bp'
mdfh? Slemmefo ebes foettcneet
iotain tebpa9 Ndmd onat fpipmpt'
I'D, loiben ebesid uieimmilta metstd
painuu pad alas. 81, fitd emme ole.
= Onto fits meild oifentta, ! ut, fun
ferranfin tarioutun tiIaiiuns ieuoiieen
toiminiaan, ionfa faifti ptfimielilestt
omot mpDntdneet oifeoff ia lopt'
matE, metdptpd melttoina ia mdltn
pitdmdtDmind tafeuaisten tefoipioen
taafIe, pdastdtIemme uiistd mdbis'
I'd puubista ia ubrauffista, ioita
tuon pritptien toteuttaminen metltd
noati! = WieIeuddnbdn iotaiuen
tobtoiii tebbd moitomania liemen'
tdafieen ipnnpinmaamme fdrfmpf'
i'd, auttaafieen fitd ielmiptpmddn
upfpiIistdfin taist,luistaan. Sos eft
iIdmme oliIimat ~pelttoina, raufeina
fpetdptpneet pois tpeIwoaiiunfiioan
tdpHdmdstd iuoin, Fun iIdnmaam'
me beitd fipeimmin torniti, ct np'
fpistd Suomea diff oIemasia. Wfut'
ia itd he eirpdt tebneet, ia beiodn
raiaionta aIttiuttoon iaamme me,
beibdn idIfelaiienfd, fiittdd fiitd, mttd
me oIemme ia mitd meiad on. ga
etupddsId eF.ifien, enemmdn fuin
npfpiien Iutupolmen ubranffia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

ia tpDn haIofTia Iuureqe maailmau'
ndphdmdud tabbomme me iaaba I'll
I'd fen tunnustufien, ettd Suomt Tan
lana on pifeutettu eIdmddn ia etti
fen bamitdmiieqd fanioien ionfoste
fpntpp auffo fanioien ripeiSid IL
ibmisfunnan febitptIesid.
MeiGd ct ole mitddn ~paIfintoia fe'
neuefddn tdsid pritpfiesid toimtpaI
lie tariottanana ia ieIaiTien tarioa'
minen epdilemdttd olifi louffaus To-
faiIeue rebeuiiesti nelpouiiuutenio
tdpttdneene ibmiiele, iofa tietdd, ettd
pubbas mieIi ia rauhauinen oma'
tunto on paras palfinto, mitd iuu
rienfoon melmo uiIuutien tdpttdmi
iestd fufaan mot iaaputtaa. Ybtet
lend moittona riittdnee nellie, Fun
idIfeentuIefpaiIet moipat ianoa mets'
I'd: fun Suomi taisteIi epdtoimoiiesti
oIemasiaoIostaau, Fun filtd olt Eat
foistu faifti tiet eiiintpd faniana Fam
foien ioufosia, fiaoin Mmerifasia
oIemat iuomolaiiet unobtipat fesfi'
ndiIet finaSteIunIo, ferdIimdt lpbDes'
I'd aiasIa tarpeeuiIet parat ia Iaittot'
mat iuomaIoiien oioSton 10. 1915
Can Sranciscosia pibettppn mooil'
manndpttelppn. Euo pieni, mntta
ebed ia aistifas IuomaIaisten oioSto
mainituSIa tlaiIuubesia oIaltaan
maitutti Iuuresti Suomen tunnetuff
tuIemiieen ia fiten puoIestaon banftt
Suomeue ftd fonioien mpbtdtuntoa
ia pIeiIen mailman mieliptteen fan
notusta, iota ie FaoiiesIa taistelus
ia Min fipedsti tarwitfi
Rutaan ei mot moo, tuulufoonpa
bdn paitauispbbistpfieen tabi ct, ettd
y"
bdneud Ell ole -tiIoiiuutta tebbd mt
tddn ofan bpmdtfi. Sofoiren pfi'
tpinen, ielaiieIta paitfafunnolto,
misTd Ell ole toimiwta fannotnspb'
bistpfTid, moi Iabettdd o~mustutienia
fuoraan Can Sronciscosia olemoae
pboisiptiene, ioto iOtaiiesta, md
bintdin pbben boaorin Iabiasta Id
bettaa pbbistpfien tannatus idienen
fortiu. Run pboistpfien toimintaa
poImoo fobbefion erilaista paiffa
fnnnoqa toimipoo iu%omaIoista nh
bistpstd, ia Fun toimibenfiIDt opoi
,poIitut Iuotettafpimmista ia fouim
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
Observation-Disclosures fanfaa-
pptStpiem ppettaiiQe

toimeenpanee Suomen fanianopisto'
opettaiain pbbistps Raittiuben Ys'
idmien amuua feidf. "a p. %
p:nd perd pobiolan fanIanopistol'
la. &~ursieiua iotfa opat eniimdiiet
laatuaan, pibetadn tpiitend pdimdnd
4-5 Iuentoa p~dipdsid. Niisid ma'
laistaan raittiusaiiaa ia raittiusope'
tusta eri puoIilta. pubuiiffi ofnat
Iupautuneet tri M. 9eIenius Seppd'
Id. iobtaia 3ope 2oionen maist. %.
2iaffa ia opettaia @. Sippola. Sofia
oianotto ndiIe MISREPRESENTATION
fannoIta perrin tdrfeiae fursietue
moiIi tuua mabbouiimman runlas'
IufuiIeffi on pppbettp 50 prof.. alen'
nusta piIetin binnoisia paltionrau
tateiad. 2ursIeiGe m~enti1iue iafao
,anianopisto.pbbistptien iobtofunta
800 mt. 15-2O-25 MIN "iuuruifino
opuraboina. Ndistd 600 mf:sta on
Iaatu totnen puoIi 2anianpaltstus'
IeuraIta. Ne fanIdnopiston iobtoiat,
iotfa baImanat nditd opuraboia, te'
fendt fitd toufofuun fnIuesia ilmoi'
tufien pbbistpfien fibteeriae, iobtai a
81. 2oioieqe 9abteeu. obio'
Ian fanianopistoae idriestetddn fam
IanopiStomden f%ofousten tapautftn
bintoibin aiunnot ia rafpinto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
MmotHsia tiinniiontamat iane'

aebnpt marfauffia Quo meSIa, We'
ndidua, Hnotfsia, E~ansfasfa, Cot
iasfa ia BelStaSia.
Tufbolman Iddnin ldntiiesid fibla'
funnanoiteubesIa on tuomitha fol'
mefIi lmuobeffi furitusbuoneeieen
tpDmies IuurnaraS Osfor WilbeIm
poneu, iofa on ebttnpt tebbd mar'
fauflia meltein faiftsfa Gerop an
maisIa, maiffei bdn oletaan fuin
pasta 3O.mmotias. Boneu on is'
tanut p%anfiloisia parfaufista Quo
mesIo, Wendidqd, Huotisia, Tans'
fasIa, Safiosia ia DeIsiasia. :
Rmmdapana 5eiffana tulfoon mot
nitutfi, ettd Fun pleinen ippttdid pad'
mainitusia fiblofunnanoifeubesfo
afetti fpieenaIaiiefii, eifD BIN mielen'
'tilaa diff tutfitutettatpa Iddfdriud'
f~ariafi 9. pleiiele ippttdidae: Wtina
oIen pbtd miiias fuin findttn, ienfir
'p-u! Run pubeeniobtaia toputt
tdmdn iobbosta pDptddn, buufi q.
multi find main, ienftn buutofaupa
pitdid!
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Mosfoman faupunsin bauitns
pppfi iofu aifa iitten 6elfin9in fun'
nanpiranomaifilta Rantafabun ruot'
IaIaiien faniafouIu talon piirustuf'
fla. pppnt1 oil aibeutunut ftiitd ettd
muutamat miime feidnd 9elfinsisid
fGpneet mosfomalaiiet %matfailiiat
oIitpat eritpiiesti fiinnittdneet buomi'
otaan tdbdn fomIutoIoon, olimatpa
ottaneet fiitd maIofupiatin, iotta
ndbtdmdSt omat %ioutuneet Wosfo'
man NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fatieIta'
mifT. piirustutiet on uubenmaon
Iddnin Observation-Disclosures nDttem'
min toimittanut Wosfoman faupun'
sinbaq itufieqe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

tddn min pian fuin mabbouisto; Ia
ettd ndmd ipSt lopetetoan Ia rata
awatoan Iiifenteele tpiimeiStddn tab'
ben tpuoben fuluttua rotennuStSioen
alottamiien idlteen.
RpIpmptIesid oIema ratio tilee
niinolen rafennettamatf itrotee9tSto
tareoitusta marten ia ebusfunnau
Iuostumusta aiasta bantftmatta tai
ebeS fen mieltd fuulematta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

en.ss satita.
-
Mmerifan inpmalaisten tenrafnn-
ualItiet plot.

Mmertfan inpmalaisten fenraenn-
naliiet blot.
Wiime ipfipud pioettp firfouiSfo'
fous pddtH ieuaattlta anoa, ettd
bauitufien puolelta rpbbpttdtiitn tar
peeDifiin toimiin niiben pbteiSfun-
nauisten ia tirtouisten epdtobtien
poistamiiefR, ioita pobiois Mmeri
Fan gbbpsmaloisia iiirtolaiiina
oIesfelepien Suomen fanialaiSten
npfpddn idriestdmdttDmdt ieurafur''
naliIet olot Iaapat maasiamme at
faan.
SImoiHamaua. ettd firtouisfofous
on Iamaua fddntpnpt pttspatnto
foufIen puoIeen a%nomufieaa, ettd
piispainfofous rpbtpifi fen fdptettd'
NINA olepiin feinoibin pbbpsmaifu'
tufien aifaaniaamiiefIi fotimaan Fir
Con ia Mmerifasia iirtolaiiina oles'
feIepien Suomen fanialaisten ND
Iiud, on firfouisfofous npttemmtn
idttdnpt tdmdn anomufienia ienaa'
tile ia on ienaatin firtouisafiaintot'
mitusfunta, e~nnenfuin afiasia enem'
pin toimenpiteifiin rpbbptddn, fds'
Tempt Gurun artfibiippafunnan tuo'
miotapitulin toimittamaan toimttus'
funnaue lauiuntonia pnnd, miedli
mabbouista, ieitfaperdifen ebbotuf'
fen fiita, miten tuomiofapitulin mie'
lestd ~anomufiesia eiitetpt toipomuf
5et iopimimmin oIifipat buomioon
ptettanat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
Gilbomiebanfe.

WoIomoa ia R%onenitiaa bimoitaan'
pietorista iImotetoan 9elI. S:ue;
Spnoobisia fdfteuddn npfpddr
fpIpmpstd Malomon ia 2onetpitfan
Iaarien erottamifesta Suomesta iefd
eritpiien Suomen oifeousfoiien biip'
patunnan IaftoutiamiIesta fen idl'
feen fun Wiipurin lddni o pbbis'
tettp feiIorituntoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
VerbeuntiHa.

MmioIiittoon on pibittp morfiamen
totona Sappeela, G~uroopaSfo tum'
Intfi iuIut fdneltdid Toipo 2uuIa
Ia ~Ionloiotar alma SiIpentoinen,
tebtaiIiia petto SiInentoiien ia moi'
monIa 6annon tptdr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04
9auialaiieN

aaiffi pudmcinitut toimenpiteet o.
mot ieqaifio, ettd oiie iuomolaisten
oioston oifoonioantiiesta Ell ole enad
peruutettamisfo. Weiue on naan
ptfi tie idIeud ia fe on: eteen.
pain!
poIion bpmid pritpfFd idd toteut.
fanatic I%entofio, eitd toimiiot ofpat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-04

Sean GibeIins fuuniatobtorifR.
T~iiofofinen tiebefunto on pddttdnpt
emf promptfonisio tpibfid idweItdid
cSean GibeIius funniotobtorifF.