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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-09
COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE LAW

DullpS Vi lJdiclllS VI sud-
Any person having control of any
child of ca seven to 16) sixteen
years OF age in proper physical and
mental condition to attend school.
Shall cause such child to attend
private. public, or parochial where the
common branches are taught-for at
least twenty-four consecutive weeks
or six school months in each year.
commencing with the first week Of
school otter the first day OF Septem-
Der feach year. The common branch
es are reading, writing, spelling, arith-
metic, grammar, geography, physiol-
ogy. and history.
This section does not apply to pu.
pills who have graduated from our
country schools or who have finished
the eighth grade in our town schools
but does apply to all other pupils.
1t is the duty fthe county superin-
tendent and of the other school oiii-
GERS to see that this law is enforced.
Every case reported to us will be in
vestigated and where the law is being
violated we shall file the information
with the county attorney and let him
see that the law is complied with.
There is no desire on the part OF the
county superintendent to cause any
one any trouble but it is our duty to
do the best for the boys and girls of
Crawford county and we shall not
hesitate when there is no good reas-
on why the law should not be complied
With.
F. n. Olry. Co. Supt.
Dcnison, Iowa. Sept. 9, 1914.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-09

If boy does not get some prelim-
mary practice in stealing fruit. how
in thunder is he going to become Il
captain OF industry?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-09

The civilized European fighters have
not yet burned or tortured any pris
oners, but that is probably because
they haven't had time.
Probably for'the next few years the
European tourists will visit Africa
and other comparatively civilized
countries.
There are still a few colleges that
require applicants to pass written eX-
aminationS even if they are very pro-
ticient in football
1t is proposed in congress TO lay a
war tax on soda fountains. but that
wont be a popular move in the SUI
fraSe states.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-09

The dances that were taught last
winter will never be popular this fall,
as the dancing masters can't make
any more money teaching them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Decatur Osbourn. jr.. of Southern Pines,
N c., and Susie \. Whitacre OF Fairfax.
Va
David B. Cornelius and Lou Mason.
EFT. both Of Enporia. Va
Marco De Salvo and Eincenzino Fal-
cone.
Robert c. SaXton of this city and Jennie
V. Mills of Herndon, Va.
William c. Moncure and Cecil NJ. Hall
both of Richmond Va.
Samuel f. Johnston and Cecilia B.
Mari.
Benjamin F. Oliver and Dora l. Bros
enne.
George n. Prather and Gertrude Pow
ell. both of Rockville Md.
Harold II. Wilton of HarrsonburE. Va
and Genevieve H. Miley of Fairfield. Va
Luther B. BossermaH and Cordelia B
Tribbett. both of Staunton. Va.
Harris E. Barnett and Eva 4. Watson
Arthur Christian and Mary Froest
Franklin T. Weaver and Helma NJ
Buss. both of Philadelphia. Pa.
Albert G. Russell and Helen NJ. Thomp
son.
Clinton T. Washington and Sylvia
| Hinton.
| Howard S. Scott and Johanna Z. Scott
| Dick c. Weaver OF Boston. Va. ana
| Reva E. Vowel of Culpeper. Va
! Carl G. Frick and Jeanette Costello.
Arrnistead Johnson and Lavenia Thomp
| son.
John L. Smith, jr., and Helen w. Por
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
Killian-Reeder.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. January ol.-Franklin V.
Killian. of Washington d. c.. and Miss
Cecilia p. Reeder Of Mor2anZa. st. Mary $
county. Nd. were married in the parson-
age OF 81. Marks Lutheran Church, at
1::;0 o'clock this morning, Rev. w. ii.
Dunbar. the pastor. officiating.
The bride wore her travelling dress a
stylish tailored costume There were
no attendants.
1t was learned here this morning that
among the groom's gifts to the bride was
a seven-passenger touring car valued al
5000 and a diamond necklace. The
ceremony was witnessed by small party
of relatives. including Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL
Feeder of Morganza. Nd. parents of the
bride: Mrs E b. Ilill;an, mother of the
groom: Mrs. c. a. Bretov and Mrs. G. T.
Hendrick. sisters of Mr. I.i'lian: Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy Marx of Washington. II. G.
and Mrs Alice NJ. Gardiner G: chap
tico Md.
Directly following The ceremony MIR
and Mrs. Niliian left for Atlartc CITY
They will visit Savannah. Charleston
the cas-. ard west coast of Florida. ant
will conclude their honeymoon at Havana
Cuba The bride and groom plan to re
turn to Washington the latter part Of
February. and will be at home to thcil
friends at the Cumberland apartments il
Washington, D. G., after March l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re
ported to the health department during
the past twenty-four hours:
Sarah E. Davis, 20 years, 416 10th street
southwest.
Lean avenue southwest.
John W. La Tourette, 81 years, $40 Nc
Harvard street northwest.
Henry l.. Hogan. > months, the Pen
hurst
George W. Wheeler. 81 years, lS:,, Cal
vert street northwest.
Hillman A. Hall. rs years. the Iowa,
18th and o streets.
Frank Handwerker, - years, Al X
street southwest.
George f. Sunday. IS years, Takoma
Park
Harry Smith. 40 years. Soldiers Home
Hospital. d. {.
Mary A. B. Lacy 81 years The Portner.
Rose r. Poland, As years. 31:;3 o street
northwest.
Robert E. Quarles, 81 years. Walter
Reed Hospital
pont, 10th street between and 5 streets.
David A. Skinner. months, Bates road,
WOODBURY., d. {.
John Chase 10 years. ISIS street
northwest.
William Prender, ST years, washington
Asylum Hospital.
Frances Procheenia, 70 years, Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
! James H. Garnes, II years. Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Henry Valentine, IL years, Providence
Hospital.
Thomas Green, II years, Government
Hospital for the Insane. =
Luvenia Smallwood, ) years. p' u
street northwest. o, =,
Leonard Hawkins. IL years, "olo IL
street northwest. :,
James f. Smith. months, .s03 Sheri-
dan avenue southeast.
| Ira L. Bantam, days, 1876 18th street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health department during the past
twenty-four hours:
Frank NJ. and Rebecca. L. Young, boy.
William H. and Vera S. Stephens, boy.
jerome and Flora Feagan. boy.
William and Mary T. McQueeney. boy.
Leroy a. and Elizabeth koontz boy.
Clarence w. and Edith kanolt. girl
William and Hazel Kinsman. girl.
William c. and Ella Harlee. boy.
Wilbur r. and Edith *. Garrett. boy.
Walter and Louise Gallaher. girl.
Tom N and Mamie A. French. girl.
Clarence and Ora Frey. girl.
Charles E. and Ida E. Dodson. boy.
Samuel E. and Edith NJ. Donaldson. girl
Everett " and Mable Curtin. boy.
Robert and Jennie Coker, boy.
Emery r. and Maud V. Beall. girl.
Hezekiah and Sarah Leftwich. boy.
Henry and Susie Henson, boy.
Lucian and Fannie Banks. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
HINE FUNERAL TOMORROW.
Services at Son-in-Law's Residence
in Cleveland Park.
New York. WASHINGTON. San Francisco.

Funeral services for L. G. Hine. former
District Commissioner. who died at Battle
Creek, Mich, Monday. are to be held to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
residence of his son-in-law, Frederick A.
Fenning. 1917 Newark street, Cleveland
Park. Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, is
to oficiate. Interment will be i'll Rock
Creek cemetery.
Mr.. Hines body arrived in this city
today accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Fenning. Because of an attack of pneu-
monia his widow was unable to come.
Another daughter, Mrs. Edward T. Mertz
of this city, left last night for the bed
side of her mother.
Pallbearers are to be Chaplin Brown,
J. Holdsworth Gordon, Hervey S. Knight
E. V. Murphy, Frederick B. Pyle, Regi-
maid Schroeder. Leon Tobriner and John
l.. Warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
DIED..

ARMSTRONG. On January 20 1914. at 94o
pm, at Clifton, Va. ANNIE T. AitM-
STRONG beloved wife of the late Samuel }.
Armstrong. -, -,
Funeral Thursday. January %. at u m. Inter
ment Mount Morah cemetery, Philadelphia,
Pa.
REJI On Tuesday. January 20. 1911. at o:i0
am CATHERINE, beloved mother OF
Thomas and Joseph Bell and Mrs. Matilda
Russell. $50 80
Funeral from her sons residence. 1912 1lth
street northeast. Thursday, January =, at
$50 an; thence to st. Vincent De Paul
Church at a.m
BRANDT. On Monday. January 10. 1914. at
1870 pm. LOUIS BRANDT. Jr.. beloved
son Of Louis and the late Minnie Brandt,
aged twenty-nn years aud four months.
Funeral from chapel Of Frank Geiers Sons. Ills
7th street northwest. on Thursday. January
90 At O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends
invited Intcrment at Prospect Hill GENE
terry baltimore, Md, papers please copy.
BROWN On Tuesday. January 20. 1914. at 1920
nm a; the residence of her son. William
fl Brown. 1744 Oregon avenue northwest.
PETERBOROUGH BROWN.
please copy
CASEY On Tuesday. January 20, 1914. al !
pm EDMUND. beloved husband of the late
Bridget Casey, aged eishty-two years, patlye
Of limerick county. ireland.
Funeral from his late residence. 80 Msssa-
chusetts avenue northeast, on Friday, JAM
ary %. at $50 O'Clock; thence TO st. Jose ~
Church. where solemn requiem mass VIII -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
AUTOIsTS FORFEIT FUNDS.
Four Accused of Violating Traffic
Rules by Speeding.

Four automobilsts forfeited 81 each in
the Police Court today on charges of
speeding. Edward C. Wilson was charged
by Policeman Castle with speeding on
14th street northwest
Policeman ]. c. Maloney charged that
John w. Frizzell operated his automo-
bile at>a greater rate of speed than
twelve miles an hour on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; William Is. Kidwel was charged
by Policeman J. A. Connors with speed
ing on NJ street northwest while the
other charge was made by Policeman
FOLEY against Sydney +. Gunst for
speeding on Massachusetts avenue
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
PASTORS FORM QUARTET.
Will Be Feature of Union Evange
listic Services of Churches.

The community campaign union evan
geistic services of ten southwest church.
es are being held this week in the Fifth
Baptist Church. Rev. Theron Outwater,
pastor of Kendall Baptist Church, deliv-
ering the sermon last evening to a ca
pacity audience.
A new feature of the meetings will be
introduced at the service this evening.
when ministerial quartet will sing. The
names of the four pastors have not been
announced, neither is that of the clergy :
man vino is to hold the service, the latter
being in line with the policy adopted at
the opening of the meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
In Mem0rialn.

MAGILL In Loving memory Of our dear little
daughter. KATHERINE V. MAGILL. who
died one year today. January 81. 1919.
We loved her. yes. no heart ian tell.
How much loved her and how we'll.
Some may think wen soon forget her.
But they little know the sorrow
That is within hearts concealed
Something said something done:
We mention Your name II only y whisper.
Wish katherine here TO cheer us some.
We shall never CEASE 10 loyc you.
Though your form lie in tho dust:
And sne day hope 10 meet you.
To this end in God trust.
BY HER LOVING PARENTS.
ODEKoNEN. In sad hut lovin: remembrance
Of daughter and sister. LEONA ODE
kUyEN. who passed away nine years ago
today. January II. 1905.
Nine years have passed. hearts still sore,
As time miss Won more.
Your loving smiles and gentle face.
None ill Your vacant place.
BY HER MOTHER AND SISTER.
RITTENlTot X. In sad and ln' in. renemhrance
Of oar dear moiher aud grandmother ELIZA
BITH BECKETT RlTTENIlo1'R. who died
ten wears ago today. January Il. 1908
BY HER DAUGHTER AND SON-INLAW.
T.. l.. RILEY. AND GRANDCEIILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
BORN.

Fisk Grant take pleasure in announcing th'
birth OF a daughter. RUTH HELEN. Wed
nesdny, January II. 1911 at Their residehse
No. 10 Wheeler street, Watervillc. Conn.
SCHROTT On Tuesday. January 70, 1914: to
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Schrott of al y
street northeast, daughter, FRANCES
ANITA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Server. Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Shafer. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Rae Shafer, Mrs. l.. ID. Spencer. Mr.. F.
I. Van Anden and Miss Amy s. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

William Cover of Hagerstown, Md.
has purchased the Isaac n. Roland farm
Iof l42s. acres. in the DownsVlile district
for $10.927.o7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE tablets remove
cause. There is only One ''BROMO QUINIEE.'
It hakA;ignature OF E. W. GROVE on box. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Mrs Brinton Stone will be at home next
Monday, from to 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

y musical, literary and social time
will be the feature of the Capitol Hill
Literary Society next Monday evening at
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Fl. Frear. 223 Sth street northeast. The
program will be in charge of Mrs. Frear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Miss Parsons. daughter of DR.. A. v.
Parsons. is giving tea today in honor of
her guest. Miss Lula Dorsey of Clarks-
vile, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Mrs. Charles Parker Stone and the
Misses Stone. .O21 Massachusetts, avenue,
will be at home tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Messrs Robert Batcheller and Alfred
Batcheller. A. S. Worthington and Gen.
and Mrs. John It. Brooke of this city are
at Hotel AlcaZar, st. Augustine. Fla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

The Riding and Hunt Club of Washing
ton has issued invitations to the mem
bers of the club. their families and
guests to an. entertainment Friday even
ing at S:45 o'clock at the clubhouse, 22d
and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Mrs John T. Shafroth. wife of Senator
Shafroth of Colorado, will receive tomor-
row. to 8. with Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey
2127 California street, and will be with
Mrs. Lester y. Barr. at the Wyoming,
Thursday, February II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21

Mrs. George Huntington Williams will
entertain at dinner this evening at her
residence, SOB Cathedral street, Balti-
more. in honor of MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman of Washington. who are her
house guests
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

= Restdtpt1 tp5tentt6 mpptdmd'
nd 34e Stnniib SO operative Era.
btn9 @ompanpSta.
= SmIippIp. Wiime fesfimiiffona,
puolenpdimdn attain oil tuli pdds
ipt, toistaiieff tuntemattomeua to.
waaa ira tanialaiiemme Mnbrem
aantoIan omistamasIa talosIa N:o
918 s. gper fabun tparreua Nerp'
port IufeeIiua. G~nnenfuin faupun.
gin paIofunta ebti iaapua paifaae
oil tuli 10 pddsipt Min tpaItoibinia,
ettd l~rafennusta oil Than mabboton
pelaStaa. Se paloi aipan permss
~tutfiaan mpDten, iefd mpDstin fen
ldbeld olepat fafTi uleobuonerafen'
nusta. .Srtaimistostafaan Ell iaatu
pelaStetufi muuta Fun ompelufone
ia pari tuoIia. TalosIa Ell ~iattunut
olemaam fetddn fotona tulen irtt
pddIpn aitana ia find ipp, milf ie
pdd}i Min Iuuresia mddrdsid lemid'
mddn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil ma
~fuutettu ST., 10000. fen artpo fum'
minfin olen noin $4,000 90. Srtai'
mistoa Iamoin oil armnltaon noin
So, 00O.O 90 ia oil ie faiffi mofuutta'
matonta. 2oitfi talosia olenat
muoframiebet mp0s menettipdt
maatteenia iefd m,td ,iomman mifd
pienemmdn iumman raboa. Stunt
minfin idilpi Grict Sapilta 515 boil
laria aiman FUN ,bmsen fautta. yte
olipat oueet idiIDsid tuparaamatun
lebtien ndlisid orsusI ia ia iditoit
palamatta. Sonloin IDptpi bdnen
raboiaan raunioista ptenempi mod
I'd, iefd mpDstm idiIpi erds panfti'
firiu, famoin Huamatun lebtien md
lisid. pari muuta panftita uetuSta
paloi, mutta tt benndtDiiesti iaa bdn
rabdnia iIman Observation-Disclosures.
- 8aifet iotfa baIuatte iaaba buo.
neenne np~fpaifaieen mauiin Min fdp.
fdd Maalati Wtatin pmbeiua. s6dn
ndpttdd moait 3. m. Sapettia 8 fen.
tiStd 500 bouoriin ruua.
| Ill 81. sGurrp 3elef. 33S 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
lLMOITUS.

Taten ilmoitan, eta olen sheriffin
ehdokas progressive listalfa koevaa-
leissa elokuussa. Glen asunut tas-
sd kauntissa viimeiset % vuotta
ia vakuutan aanestaiille, eta jos
saan n~imityksen ia tulen valituksi
tahan virkaan, min teen tehtavani
parhaan ymmarrykseni mukaan.
1881 Frank J. MeMinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

= Wnpret miebet: Suomattapa
alta on ie, eta Jos Ell me poibo
tppoDttdd ieitG paoteputpuilla NIT
fd on meilld pnrostosIa, min me
ipotmme teiae iebod maateputpuu
mitan idlfeen eli niinfuiiutun Iappa
ipptin. Silld me ebuitamme mann.
me parbainta rddtdlinliifettd ionta
faifft tuntee ,Gb. y. price &c SO.
SbtcasoSla." 2eboitanmme teitd
tulemann tartastelemaan maate
ndptteitdmme, Jos tabbptte Iaaba
pufpmn, iofa on tppbpttdmd teitd.
ia iomaua iddstdd rabaa.
Che MobeI,
Wm. Wdft, pmistaia
Guumen maltaita m%ppbddu
2oiolaIIa. panfaapa tdmd mieleen'
ne, maltaiben tarmitfiat.
= Mn8mst Ntntalan iuomaIainen
ridtdIiIiife, 217 6. gurora fabuQa
(Dalo r.'femran talpsfa), ottaa
naStaan faiffea aIaneen fmuIutpaa
tpDtd. 9alpat binnat. Nopea iuo.
ritus. Suuri naIifoima feIdfan.
ait a iaapunut.
= Gnmri tuaraetp faifenIoiNa fab
mia, mppbddn u. 8oioIan faupasfa
pdimdn boItpimmiua binnoiua.
Gnpmalaifia ia ruoiiaIaiiia ioit
toIenpid 9ictor ia DictroIa foneiiiin
mpp balpaua 5. &. 9pbar.
VbbdfonIm Grmin fpIdn Fun.
"a taloua iofa iunnuntaina Flo 2
ip. paitfi niind iunnuntaifin iouoin
on fieud iumalanpoImeIuS Flo 2 al
faa fouIu Flo 10 up.
= 4ntinmrae fa%nialaiIia mieraile.
maan meibdn iapasfa, 5aabafienne
ndbbd fuinfa pubtauS on fdptdn.
nDsfd. Grittdinfin buomatfaa fuinfd
iofoinen pnuo pmbbiStetaan meibdn
nubeua bafaien bdmindid 0terIiains)
toneeIa.
Wteibdn motto: pubtaat puIot ia
pubbas toparo.
Union 9otDins Worfs.
8pettafaa meibdn rSine Worf"
iauboia ia ipoIfeita Niiu MibbIinsid.
VI. 2oioia on poros mppntipaiffa
Mile tamaroiue.
Waateia. $500 soIoona uIfo
feinddn, iaatoan 5 tpuobeffj mpps
tdmdnd Oscar anberioain Roata ia
SuonefaIufoupasIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
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= SumalanpaltuelnS emf iunnun'
taina = Iasteniublan pbtepbesid -
WeabpiuesId Watti 0imen farmiua
Flo 10 ap. Sos Tina on iateinen
min iubIitaan Sronpoobin 2anial'
Iisieurafunnan fireosia.
Gpntpnpt ia fastetiu.
SronmoobisIa ia: WaIfrio ia Gltn
WiIenin iptdr Martta Ssren ipnt 3 p
toufof fast IS p. fefdf.
2arI ia 2ppbi Saaren poita Gino
Difior ipnt %2imbauisia, isis. II p
bubtif fast 20 p. feidt.
Goimo ia 4empi WdIifanfaan pot
ia 3op 9apmonb 2ulIerno ipnt 25
p maaIisf. fast 20 teidf.
2ppbi Silmoien poifa Saisto I'll
,Dari i9"t II p 9s'"'t East 20 p
Taatti ia 6iIma Wden tafioislap'
fet GIfie Gmilia ia Zero 8aralb ipnt
10 .. toufof. East 81 p teidf.
NontreaIisia, Wis.: Safob ia
SuIanna Hintamden poifa Reina
SatOb ipnt s p feidf East 81 p Zee
fac.
9aIIe ia Maria aomTin poifa Gmil
6enrif ipnt 2 p. feiaf East 81 p
feIdf.
DafefieloisId: Soban ia Gmma
Niemen tptdr Glen 2innea Waria
fpnt % p toufof east % p fefdf.
npIonisIa, Mis Gabriel ia So.
bonnq 2ebtiien ~fotioisIapiet Wamie
Ester ia Heino Gmil ipnt 10 p feidf
East % p feidf.
Wibiitp.
Spban Ssfar Weriid la Olga So.
barnp Senrifion, Socob Contrib
2osfiniemi ia 9eImi Gliiobetb 8ae'
faIa moIemmpt part Waibburnista,
Dis., mibittiin Srontpoobisia 10 p
feIdt. Snnea ia menestpstd!
2uouut ia bauoattu
Sron 9eIisid: @ntti Wiuiam Sap
pi l1Lanasta Suomesta fuoli Mars.
fieIoisid, Wis., 16 p. feidf 3S no 10
ff ia 3 p panbana, baubattiin 10
feidt.
Walfrib W. WiIen,
EeIeT. All H. 61O 6. @per It.
Sronmoob, Wicb.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompeIu.
iemran fofous pibetddn torstaina
beindfuun 2 pnd mrs ia mr. Stat
Wepan tolosIa Woniicelon Iufee.
fila, nastapddtd Iufeefin tauppa
puotia Flo 2 tp.
Wiimeinen fofous pibettiin mrs ia
mr. gbolf 2osfen taIoSia iamaua
aufeeiaa ia oil Diaanottaiia fanotul.
ia lufeeftlta ia Nemportin padltd
pation ia ola Norrten IufeefItafiu.
TdSid fofoufiesia padHindt naiiet
m. m. toimeenpanna uIfoilma iubIot
Seuratunnon bpmdtf beindfuun 10
pnd Sbom Sbompfonin puiStosIa.
SubIat aIfaa aamuIo iumalanpoI.
meIufieua ia Iitte tariotaan ruofaa,
fabmia Ieiposten fansia ia muita
mirmoffeita piifin pdipdd. 6enfis.
I'd obielmaa banfitaan muutofin pait.
Il 10 mainittu. Sieud pibetddn pu.
beito, lauIetaan I~ouIuia ia Iauiutaan
runoia y. m. 2dsti Idbemmin iuon.
nempana feuraamisfa numeroisIa.
pDptdrabaa tdsTd ompeIuieuran
fofouffesia tuIi So 90. Riitos mrs
2osfeue paIpeIufiestaan! 0ofoon'
nutoon MT taas faifilta fuunniIta
feurofuntamme ieuraapaan fofouf.
feen mrs Neman Iuofie 2 p. beind,
fuita Flo 2 ip.
Gmpimea ttaltafta Iaatte 9be
Sinniib cooperative Grabbing Com.
pnnpsta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
: w2r. ". Gbcidld, iofa 10 uieam

nanamme benfimofuutus. ietd maa.
aiioitfiana, matfusti miime tpiifon
lopuua petreuiiu, Minn., iosia ban
aifoo rpbtpd IitdIdiIeen iuuomaloi'
ieen Sos perotiimiieen IiitfeeIeen.
: Weiti &ilba Yusfa matfusti nil.
me periantaina niettdmddn feidlo'
maania manbempienIa lmo Gleme'
tanbiin, Sbio. Neiti pusfa on nil
me talpen toiminut opettaiattarena
SDpIin fanIatpuluua ia tulee ban
lptipnd paIaamaan ~tafaiiin entiieen.
toimeenia, iefd mpDsfin aIfaa tot
mimaan Sronpoob iomnibipin
fouIuien iuperintenbenttind.
- DE tudlitdmme farmarein peru.
noita tuffnIiiffeifin. Sbe Sinniib
Cooperative Trabins So.
= &auureita mppbSdn baImaua
6pbarin Iiifteestd.
-aristiuifen nnuriioienra 8oitpn
fofoufiesia miime periantai iltana
mrs ia mr. 2uoman talosia Nem.
portin pddUd, oil nuoria TOTO run.
iaostt fooua. SauSfasti Ito fuIui.
Elm runiaasti fatetun fabmipDpbdn
pmpdriud.
Gnii f~ofoufIen aiasta'fa pnifasta
Ell mield tebtp marmoa pddtDstd
paan neumoteuaan fiitd tuonnem.
pana. 2dpeIpmatfa mr. ytantnmd.
en- farmile pddtettiin tebod beindf.
1875 p. Siitd mpDsfin Idbemmin
tuonnempana.
= 6%dbttdfd1 alma meibdn fun
Iuiiafii tuueita vSuomi" fabpia. Sbe
Sinniib 60 operative Grabbing SO.
- Relluieu tai muiben armoeiinei.
ben foriausta bnIutesianne mentdd
9pba'riin. Sdn tofaa taiten tpDn
I'd.
MRS Charles Seittiuen, ain.
gin pddud, iairastaa bptpin mafa.
paa ipbdntautia. Sdn on ouut
tpuoteen omona 10 toista niitfoa.
Samoin on fafTi bdnen. nuorem'
mista IopFstaun iairoona tuberfu.
loofisia, iota otpat iairastoneet 10
pitemmdn oian. Stdmdd tobeua
perbeenidIeniae noin runias iairaus
perbeesfd iamaIa aifaa.
- Dictor pubumofoneita $50
pIDs, mpptdpdnd 5. &. 9pbariua.
= peerless mdItteid, iofa on tot
men Dbtd lula Zone Putin De 2opaI
ieparaattori, mpptdmdnd Oscar Gin
berIonin Hauta ia 9uonetalufou.
pasta.
= VaStpri 9SiIen matfusti tits.
tat aamnna pbeIps'iin, Mis-, iosta
Iaapuu tafafin nasta torstaina, 10.
ten bdn ei ole Iiiben menneSId ia.
tpattopana fotonaan.
20 prof. balmennus faifiue
buonefaluiIe tdmdn fuin aifano
Oscar MnberIonin Rauta ia 6uone.
folufaupasIa.
= Gnumen fitafptta ia faifen.
Iaista iuoIafaIaa on faatamana u.
RoioIan faupasfa.
= @almiStamuae fuumao lob.
pa a ,8Dmoto, DesetobIe, Mution ia
Sd icen foppoa, porf &c Beans.
pa isieiinjo ioeitettpid munia, ham.
mi noiIeipid. Quumaa fabmia ia
@ocoa. piirofat ia foferiIeindt ie.
Ed monet mnut ndette Idbemmin
meibdn ruofaliStotsta.
Watti SiffoIan fabmilasyo.
Mppinna Flo z aamuIIa fIo 10
Italia.
= Wbt on teiud miimeinen i%iIaiIuus
iaoba baIpaua maota faupunsin
IdbeItd, beIpoiaa ebboiDa. Waat Il.
ioitiewot 3 moiIin fiidud faupuneis.
ta. .. u. Worsan.
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