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Evening star., 1914-02-04
THINKS CIGARETTES WORSE
THAN POISON TABLETS
Judge Pugh Says Latter Are Pref
erable Because They Cause a
Quicker Death.

II would rather take bich!oride Of nle--
curry than smoke cigarettes, because i is
a quicker death declared Judge James
L. Pugh in the United States branch OF
the Police Court today.
The court made the foregoing state
ment in connection with the trial of Mrs
Annie Graham of 18th and G streets
southeast, who was charged with selling
cigarettes TO a minor.
People who smoke cigarettes should
go in the back alleys and do it, said the
court. THE smoking OF cigarettes is
worse than taking opium or whisky"
Enroll Gaines. who said he is fifteen
years old. testified he purchased cigar
cites from Mrs Graham. The store
keeper testified she believed the boy TO
be over sixteen years of age. as she
stated he had told her on one occasion
before that he was of that age. She ssid
she did not think 1t WAS necessary to ask
him his age every time he desired TO
purchase tobacco.
Personal Bonds Refused.
Attorney Fleharty. who appeared ter
Mrs. Graham, urged the court to take
her personal bonds"
Judge Pugh, however. declared. Il
would no more take the personal bonds
of a person for selling cigarettes TO a
boy fifteen years of age than I would
think Of taking the personal bonds OF 4
person who had sold opium or bichiorids
OF mercury to a boy OF that age"
cigarettes are the ruination OF the
boys of this generation" he declared
Their use by the young boys fs what 10
causing SO much diseased brains. and
intend to see that the law Is enforced I'm
this court against persons selling them
to children
Evening star., 1914-02-04
Ample Explanation.

From the Boston Transcrfpe.
Hello, Mike. where did you set that
black eye?"
Why, O'Grady's just back from his
honeymoon an twas me advised him
L get married.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08
Expecting German Captures.

NNSiIlN,iT'N, Aug "-,NaNal Of
/ '''''lS are tNp''IlhE news 'i inc cap
iure Toy German cruisers, understood
10 Dc .'IHE OF 'hc n"Ith Atlantic
coast, 'i humhe' oi hflush. French
ana h'IEIah merchant SHIPS Unless
tilat Us done th'y do not know how
,ue German cruisers can MAINTAIN
,h''T S.auon hIh'n longer for lack OF
lu'H WIN CAIN weather and a
sno"'n "'' d, Us los"hio 90 transfer
/ coal di sea from the hUnEDr- of q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08
MISS YEAGER AGAIN AT
BRADY S.

The myraids OF friends of Mary
Yeager viii be glad to know She
has resumed her old Position of
Manager of the Dry Goods and
Ready TO Wear Department at
Tate Brady s. (Vhe marrying
Parsou) Rev. H 7. Jones will
also be found at Brady S after TO
dav New Goods are being re
ceiyed every day
There are q few lots of summer
goods lu left, that go at Sale
Prices. For instance, one lot of
Ladies Waists. slightly sollcd.
worth up TO $3.50 choice 29c
800 Ladies Soft Muslin Gowns.
up to 5lO0, full length 20 az 3Sc
Special Price on every plIr of
Shoes for Men. Women Bows and
Girls We still have about 300
pair O.. Men S American Gentle
man Pants The S4 So and So
grades Take you choice for
1-3 Off
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08
Illnrnnl ninirIIliics-

TrpsIuent VJTUajlI u NeNI0l ISN'T
attracting half as much attention as
some far-away potcntates with names
a good deal harder to pronounce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08

DUBLIN. Aug S-Prem.er Asquitn
has sent message to the Earl Of
Aberdeen. lord lieutenant Of ireland.
expressing the governments deep
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08

gratitude for the loyal help ireland
has offered in this grave hour
The question Of giving Nationalist
and lister volunteers military
status is being considered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08

The Italian diplomacy appears to he
based on the idea that 1t hasn't lost
any wars and isn't looking for any.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08

ROME. Via London. Aug s. G:i5
a. mD--Germany and Austria have
renewed the strongest pressure on the
Italian government and King Victor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-08

VIII Reduce Discount Rate.
LONDON. Aus Tine Eark OF
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14
Leading St. Paul Physician Will At
tend Medical Association.

DR.. Waldo Turner will attend the
National Medical Association of Ne
gro Physicians, Surgeons and Den
fists, which meets in Raleigh, N. c..
from Aug. 20 to ~ inclusive. He will
visit Chicago, Wash D. c., Phila.,
Baltimore, Atlantic City, and New
York, also take coast trip to Nor
folk, Va, visiting Hampton Institute
and Newport News. DR.. Turner will
join party at Petersburg, Va, en-
route Raligh, returning home via
Cincinnati and Columbus. DR.. Turner
will invite the Association to St. Paul,
Mimi, where the Hospitals of the
State and Twin Cities will be open to
them. They may also get the ad-
vantage of the trip to the Famous
Mayo Bros. Sanitarium at Rochester,
MINI. The people of the Twin Cities
will be pleased to have in their midst
the National Medical Assn. The his
pitality of Minnesota and her beauti-
tul scenery are universally known.
Welcome tothe Medicos and may DR..
Turner return to prepare for their
coming next year.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14
NEWSPAPER LAW.

The Times at Neosho, Mo-, says
Judge James Ellison, OF the Kansa>
City Court of Appeals. handed down
the following decision in the case OF
o. D. Austin, of Bates County Rec
ord, VS.. Burge, other members con
curing, and published in I37 S. W
Report, p. 6I8: The preparation and
publication of newspaper involves
much mental and physical labor. as
we'll as an outlay of money. One who
accepts the paper by continuously TAX
ing it from the postoffice receives a
benefit and pleasure arising from such
labor and expenditures as fully as il
he had appropriated any other prod
uct of another's labor and by such
act he must be held liable for sub
scription price,"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14
MEETING OF INDEPENDENT
POLITICAL LEAGUE SEPT. 7.
National Organization of Race Leaders
Will Meet In New York.

Plans for the seventh annual meeting
Of the National Independent Political
league. Rev. Byron Gunner Of Hill
born. N. Y. president. are maturing.
,, New York city. the home Of the
leagues present national organizer.
Rev. r. G. Ransom. has been selected
as the place of meeting for this ma
tional convention.
The league will hold it as national
conference of colored Americans to
confer upon and devise ways and
means upon the question of denial of
citizenship rights and equal opportuni-
ty because Of race and color. The
fine new Bethel church will be the
meeting place and the second week in
September the time, probably the 7th
and 9th, just prior to the national Bap.
list convention in Philadelphia, as
many Of the clergy are expected to at
tend.
The appeal is to every citizen of col
or. to churches and literary. civic or
equal rights societies. Its sentiment is
thus expressed:
"Out of the worlds history Of the
struggle Of races. nationalities and
classes of mankind for freedom and
equality have come the classic cpl
grams, Who would be free themselves
first must strike the blow and Eternal
vigilance is the price Of liberty Who
In all the world need heed these slo-
gans more than colored Americans.
with disfranchisement, Jim Crowism
and lynching in the south and denial
If civil rights to greater or less de-
gree even in the north on the increase?
Surely organization Of colored Amer
leans for self defense and protection of
their lives, liberties and rights is need.
ed, and for this the National Independ-
ent Political league, formed in 1908.
stands. Come one. come all, to the ma
donal conference at Bethel church,
New York city. Sept. and 8. and let
churches. literary. civic and equal
rights societies send delegates. For par
ticulars address William Monroe Trot-
ter. corresponding secretary. 40 Corn
hill. Boston"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14

equal facility. In the last year espe.
cially he has introduced to the reading
public large number of men and wo.
men who are really doing things of
great benefit to the race. He has told
more about the development and posi-
bilities which lie within the races
grasp than perhaps any other indi-
vidual writer.
Ralph w. Tyler was born in Column
bus, O.. and until he was appointed by
President Roosevelt to the position of
auditor for the navy. which he filed
with great credit to the government
and to his race, his life and work were
spent in his native city. where no man
Of the race stood higher in the estima-
ton and affections Of the people Of
both races. Too busy boosting others,
too intent upon telling what others Of
his race have done and are doing and
too modest to boast Of his own labors
and achievements, beyond seeing his
name at the head Of articles he has
written In commentator Of others,
own work. and he has never taken the
time to inform the public Of his labors
and achievements.
As auditor for the navy Mr.. Tyler
enjoyed the confidence of the White
House during both the Roosevelt and
Taft administrations. and the number
of men and women Of the race whom
he secured appointment or promotions
for. it is claimed by his friends, ex-
ceeds the number any previous Negro
federal official can point to. He. it is
said by both white and colored at
Washington who know. was always
untiring in his efforts to help those of
his race. and his activities were not
confined alone to securing appoint
ments and promotions. 1t is very prob
able that many Of the race in Wash
ington and in other cities employed by
the government miss Mr.. Tyler's in
fluence at the White House.
have frequently met Mr.. Tyler
and can say truthfully that his simple.
transformations manner always i'm
PiCSSCu VIII Tie IdSL Iuut uC pAC-
ferred to stand aside and permit others
to enjoy prominence while he simply
lent his assistance. His letters. which
have given him the title Of the Frank
Carpenter Of the race. have become
one Of the great features for our news
papers.
Possibly one Of the most Illuminating
articles written by Mr.. Tyler was one
on Boley. Okla. describing that won
derful town. which is owned entirely
by colored people. This article es-
pecially has attracted the attention Of
the white press and has been the
subject of kindly reference to and
praise Of the race. The articles on
Boley. mastery and complete in their
cOrroborative facts. focused the at
tention Of thousands upon that pro-
gressive town of Oklahoma It 10
such articles as these which Mr.. Tyler
is writing that the race most needs to
detract its attention from handicaps
TO its opportunities
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14
MAKING HISTORY
FOR HIS PEOPLE
Notable Series Of Articles by
Ralph ". Tyler.
TRAINED NEWSPAPER MAN.
Business League Promoter and Former
Naval Auditor EnIishtens Country on
Material Advancement of the Race.
Baptized With tho Grace of Modesty.
virile and Well Informed.
BY N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

By N. BARNETT DoDsoN.
New York.-Probably no series Of
newspaper articles have attracted so
much attention and have been more
generally and closely read than those
written by the Hon. Ralph w. Ty-
Ter describing the material advance
ment of the race in the numerous
cities throughout the country which he
has visited in the interest Of the Ma
tonal Negro Business league. These
articles are full Of information not
generally known. Indeed. they convey
facts and figures about the advance
ment Of the race which many Of our
people in the cities written about were
ignorant of themselves.
The articles have also served to in
spire many members Of the race to
engage in business and have inspired
others to patronize properly those en-
gagged in business. Mr.. Tyler is a
trained newspaper writer. with ability
to write upon various topics with
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14

Editor Smith will attend the Ma
tional Negro Press Assn, at Musko-
gee, Okla, on Aug. II, IS, and remain
about 10 days in the Southland. He
was present at the last meetings held
in Chicago and Philadelphia, and was
at one time recording secretary of this
association which is one of the af-
filiated bodies of the National Negro
Business League.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14
Generosity Of Mime. C.. J. Walker,

Although she was away in the West
Indies. Nine. G. j. Walker did not for
get to make ample provision for the
happiness and comfort Of the inmates
Of the Old Folks home and the Or
phans' home In indianapolis. Ind. dur
ing the recent holidays. Nine. Walker
also remembered the less fortunate in
her former home. st. Louis. through
the organized charitable work among
her friends in St. Louis. Her example
n worthy of emulation.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14
Subscribe for the Star.

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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-14

We are often asked How can I
send my subscription" We get all
Post Office Orders sent US my mail
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Vapaa paas0.

Sum erds tntialaioen rub mas buo
mott, ettd bdnen bomimiebenid est
tpdt bdnen t1nbid olnmaifiaan pdd
Iemdstd rubtinoan pmbeile, Min fet,
4 bdn feinon bantfiatIeen mopaau
pddiSa luotIeen. Sdn antoi nimit.
tdin %aiettaa mofuubnoneeIeenIa tul
taiien teuon, iota fultoiIela Iars,qo
mot filistdd hduen pnlaiIinIa portin
ultopuoIeltd. 2un mt iouetin tDp.
bale oil topabtnuut mddrppttd, Min
ct tarntnnut fodnipd rubtinoan no
tptmtesten puoIeen. maau bdn Iaat
tot npfdistd fu~ItoIantaa rubhnaon
polatfin portiqa. {iqoin rubtinos bet
tell. ettd fieud oil opuatarmi,1ena
pprtimdsid binen pubeiuen1a.
Cana on fubteemme tainaou iIeen
tunintaaIeemme. ei fenfddn ole ulos
iuliettu, Ell fenentddu tarmit1e fontoo
labioia pddi5 on mopaa. SeeIuS
on nellie hanttinut mapaan pd6iDn
Sidn tptS; fiad meiad on mnpaus
mennd hidae pnbddn Seefutien he
rem fautta. . be 10: 10
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

- Yteiodn a,tu mime foipaa Wtie
hid. iotta omat turmeltumattomio
ipodniuurta mp5fen.
Utieb'd io'ta feuraamat Serroo
ia tpihnonot Ipntid.
Mieb'd, ioioen omatunto on NOR
ma Punt fompaein neula.
Wiehid, ioiun on robfeutta.
9lisbid. io,fa eipat mdistp ia fn
ooto rrbteuttaon iento boen. ettd fes
tdd ionfun oitoo, ennenfuin nan
b~urstnus noittoa moan p66Gd
U,isbet, ioita tuntemot poitfanio
II idottdwdt len.
M'ebid, ioifd boitanat omia teb
idm,Gdn.
D,iehid, ioifa einat fosfaon moI
betiele.
Wiiehid, iotta eindt ole mufn
puutfo rotueto mia. moibatIeen ieb
od inD d. eipSttd ole liian plpeito
tot ~ 5uria" ii'ben.
Ditch d, iolta iietapdt feben nsto'
mot, ioioen ioIat ieiionot ifuieao
taniola.
Dliebid. ioita onnt noimoftoito
| Sumoloefa, toptehnid fiaa mill ~
oeuo, iota iulee plbddl'd 10 ,ifu
totostapot 2rismiien rottouoelIo
Sanaqa ianoen: Sumalon miebid
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

Sumolonpolpelutia 9elmituuuo:
81 p Winsieid 2ustt 2sbbon to
Iosia tlo 3 ip.
% p. Wir9isid f%anfan mddrdd
mieid poitoieid ia oitoina
26 p 8r. d tis'a rSelmen" 70
tous Wt. Y,r,I6n toloeia Flo l ip
Suom! 2GpoesSdni ofioiqoni st III
ieonsil, Wtinn. fdpn Ia topaz
mosio tuttnnioni ploom.r sia il
Wioole 81 p'r'ieia. Wtinrtf
Sulen q oomeriin teef'mi,f tommif,
20 . flo. 10 % i'll 8 en- field 2s
ia 30 pGimind. Wiibo 81 r'tue
ioorpun 81 p Flo ~. 10 |. pp Slen
lie Id belmit. 1 pHipd d
% % Weshrbod,
8ud't, " .
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

Seuratuntien oTpeluieuran toto
tfiet omat iota toinen torstoi per
aeisid clio 8 III.
Dale'sia, Wbitewoobisfo. Rou
'oir'isfa nm. eri iImoitufien mu
.aan.
SuIfaa. fmulfaa Ia fdttefdd!
800 pnrt op. 2eab, g. Dat
y. 3. Dor 52S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
SumoIanpolnelut'in:

SumolanpoInelutFio:
SoImes Gitpsid helmif. 20 p. Sfoi
Sobnionisia Flo 8 Id.
WaolIe fLulo:
1 p. Solmes S'tpeia Flo 10 ap,
rippi Ia 8 ebt. ia tlo 2 Up. 81. 9
obielmot.
RipptfouIuu pibdn "a p. 9oImes
Gnpn tirtosia.
7p 6 btiIdrmend Flo 3: 30 Up. ia
q g. oblelmot Flo 8 III.
Sp febtiiGrpeIld Ito 10 op. s.
ebt ia Dopelintieeia Flo 8 Up. 8 ebL
iefd Sem q re Uliufsid Flo 8 III
". 9. pbIeimat.
13 y. Seinoioeqa DIR. Hoitosia
Flo 8 ID. ia IA p. Iasten fonIu tlo
2 10
Is y. g bbofieia Flo 10 op, 8
ebt 10 Nto @pello Flo 2: ip. 3. ebt
IN iIt i%eurot Flo 8 III
81 y Wteno bsnsTa Flo 8 Id ia %
. flo 10 op . eht.
% Run, b,rSisia ). paion to
lcsfi Flo 8 Ill.
% y. SuEiGrneld Flo 10 op 10
Snelmoniefa flo 3 10. ia tlo 8 i'll.
u Sirenin toloeiu.
% (Uior. lin. p %ebtiiGrpeuG
flo 2 ip
20 y. Nep D,rt WiaFeid Flo 10
op ia Flo 8 III.
20 y DopeliufTesia Flo 2 ip.
Htppifouluo p'oGn Nen y re Wliu
iieid mooiisf. 80 pdipderd bubnt
3 pdipddn.
W Mnttonen,
Nen y rt Diius, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

Canada. Ont:
port Mrtburieia funfin fuufauber
e~nimdiiend fuanuntoina 3 Gbt
tonsia Ito 10 aam., iamoin tuufou
ben tolmantena iunnuntoina Flo II
aom. ia tirtonbaaliaa iofa iunnmn'
tai-iita flo 8.
Sort Winiomiafa, funfin fuufau
ben eniim6ifend ia folmantena Jun
mnntoina Flo 8 III ietd t%oiiena ia
neIidntend iunnuntatna Flo 10 aa'
mula.
SumalanpalpelufIet muieia Poi
toisIa eri iImoitusten mutaan.
Sunnuntaifomlut port Mrtburtsfu
ia Sort 9DiQiamisIa tlo 1880 ip.
r2uulfoot Serran %fdnaa, Min tel
ban fielunne Iaa eldd!A
g. Wuori,
262 Wilion +.
port Mrtbur, Ont. Son.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
&irfoaifta ilmoitmfit l..
Sumalanpalnelutiet oruat idriestet.
tdmdt IeuraamaSti:

Sumalanpalnelutiet omat idriestet
tdpdt ieuraamaSti:
Warquettesfa Omen, 4:ids ia 5:bes
tunn: fuisia elo 10 ap., Ia 3:15 ip., ip
"a torStaif Flo 81 ip. patti 3:nen iunn,
eDeqiiend torstaina. ioaoin olen mao
uantaina SorIepsid. tiistaino DIXON.
eesfimiiffona WtuniIinsisid ia TORS
tatna ia periantoina %iopimmfien mus
eaon.
3:mas Iunn: GbatbamisIa tlo 10
ap ia Flo 2'ita ip.
2uufauoen lind funn. Imaiasia
Clio 10 op. ia Flo 8 Id.
Moanontaina Stamoou9bis5a ia
ttietaino 9eecbmoopieIa.
Ppbdfoulu Wtorquetten Triton Ia
tsia ioto iunnuntai Flo l ip.
Wateoiuani toimin faiffia papiQis
fla tebtdmid.
=. 8 Seimonen,
900 u. 4 It. M%orquette, Wti6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

SartouSbeif'd mooliefuuua:
1 pnd Woinoe5a Flo 10 op.
p. eupsrioeia Sobn 2affofen
tololla Flo 3 ID.
5p GltleeIa Flo 2 ip. fanIan
md6rd6m6sfd poitnsfa ia Peter
a"rbon tolceT, Flo 10 op ia z p
Gr't Wes'erb d IN toloef, tlo 8 Ill.
8p- aolaWolan tirtoefa Flo 10 ap.
70 p. 4rontmoobisia tlo 10 op
Sobun " ,ntoi n tololla Woinosio
iota torstatna flo 8 Id. fuin oler
totona
RippitouIu olfaa 9rantnoobir
aonio IlrsIeuro funnnn ~firtos5u mao
l'ef. 30 p:"d Flo 10 op. 10 pddtinr
p~dahd,epdin dnd. 2oitti ripp,fou
luun baluapat omat ternetuIeiia.
Spntpnp' Ia fostetiu:
@nst ia Suba Sp'pidn tptGr
9'antmorb'sio iynt ID p tommit.
cost. 1 p belmit. mimi Gelma CPL
pid Sihllia.
g.. pifti,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
&ippifomlm ilmottus.

H'ppitoulu oltoa port Mriburiu
Ont Sun iuomoIoiIen ieurofunnor
t~,rtoeIu moonontoina muolist &c
o. telo 10 oom. ia pd6ttpp p6aIi
dtepdin6nd. Ra,tti rippifouIuuu
boluowot opnt iermemlemoan, poit
ii moIonf'elidiat, ioifa Sumalar
pilttononia pitdmdt.
-Wluista 9uoioof n%uoruubs STaS
ennen fun pohot pdipdt tulemot, Ia
puobet ldbesipwat, ioIloin olet Ia
ONO: ret ne minnae feIpao.'
5aarn. IL: 1.
% Wuori.
262 98iIion Il.
port aribur, Ont. Canada.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Qirfouifio ilmoituffia.
q D,iettinen,

SumoInnpoImeutRo pibeiddn Ser
isp Snpeid u : It 20 pnd Flo {
'liopdiw6ld, ioi 20 ioltesn on Nuo
T Ioliiron iunnnieiio f,rtos1n Gpest
mt ia Ser'p totuien fnlmoeiu.
20 pnd R t9erpoob bic ia, u. ) flr
8 mouo.
~ pnd Nem Hccbeuesio, 81 y
tlo 8 Ill.
3 pnd moolist Soiifil iSid Flo IL
ap. ia Flo 2 ipp.
Ssuroowista fofoufFSta iImoiie
taon tuonnempono.
2ultau, tuulfoo Ia f6tfefdal
Z Soofono,
$50 @ront Npe.,
y Seriep Sitp, u. :.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Oarlemin Gm. Xrt. Ieuratunta ytetp
0ortisia:

0arlemin @m. Eit. leuratunta ytep.
Yortisia:
Sumalanpalnelufiia pioetddn ios
caiIena Iunnuntaina teqo 4 |. D.. etr'
eosia ~ s. 12S:tb ctr. Nem Dorf
6itp.
6erran p. ebtooqista pietetddn io'
Ca fuufauDen t~oiiena lunnuntaina.
Raatnatunielitps pibetddn iofo tot
men torstai flo 8 ip. NuorifopboiS.
tpfien booliua piisrim Triton buo.
ueustosIa Maoiion ame:n ia 12l
eobun fulmasia Nem Dortisia.
Ompeluieura fofoontuu iotaiiena
torstoino flo 6 ip NuoriIopboistpt'
ZEN baalina.
ppbdfouln ptbetddn iotaiiena FUN
auntatna tlo 2 tp. Nuoriiopb. baa.
ttaa.
RaIe WlGfinen,
merimiespastori.
H5unto:. 389 Clinton Street (1nton
ia clinton Streetin fulmasia)
Broaflpn, u. ..
feIef. 891 Samilton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Qirfouilia %ilmoituf1ia.

Rirfonmenoia pioetddn Seoots'o,
g. Dot. iota %iunnuntoina pnorotr
clio 3 iltapdimdud ia tio I'll.
aesttmiitfono ia muina orfi tltoi
ma eri ilmoitutien mufoan.
Serrapiuesid raomannnieIitps iofo
1ttietoisilta tlc 3.
ppbdfoulua pioeiddn Seoots'd q
funnouani iu%ununtaina Flo l ~. -
aerropiaesia iofa totnen iunnunto
clio 3 ipp.
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Sertaaeienroia peImifanlia.

81 Ia 20 p olen JOS 6srra fuo.
a~uporifaor la pbteiien poppien TO
eoutien toboen.
26 p SiirbunffsIa mn & Ruofo
Jan t%aloeIl Flo l pdindud.
Sportasia 5. 9uttuIen talosia Flo
8 i'll
Rippifouluun aifonien fulfil tImoif
tou,na ldtipIen antomista norien
tdmdn FUN bartousbetfi t%ilaiiuut
6eia.
&. 9. Risfonen,
gilbert, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Suomaloinen observation-disclosures
Ia &ufufali

Suomaloinen Wterimie SldbetpS
ia &ufufali
a. NeIion itr. 2iperpooI.
Safu5alt amotnna: 10 ap.-9 tp.;
lauantaifin 60.
9ebtid on ertoiSta Suomea ia u
meriieaa, aifafausfirioia, fupaleb'
I'd q. m.
Ririotuspaperit, firietuoret .. m.
eirioitustarpeet omat popaasti fotf'
eten tdptettd pind. posifortteia ia
uterffeid iaa oetaa.
Haboia talletetaan ia ldbetetddn.
Gpuuiinta on moibtaa rabonio
ldbetpfiesfd.
Rotaufia: S~unnnnfaiin Flo z Up.
3tistaiiin clio hS ip. Utuina patpind
ert ilmoitufien mutaan.
Qaifti aina ternetulletta!
9ultaa fuin fotiinne!
Sliel SiobIom,
paetori.
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&ippifOnlu ilmpitus.

H'ppttouIu Wtmereptlesi6. Wis
q taa maonontoina mooliStuun 81
pnd 1914 &ouluo feSt6d tofli pi,f
foa. &ouImun faopunot oppilooi
tuliii ottaa mutaanIa uubentestamen
tin, b bIianbietorian ia fateftsmutien
g. VI SuruIa, toulun pitdid.
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Ruoumt ia boubattu:
g.. pifti,

]" T0"'"'
abnnus ia Scbonna Subtofen
ottoip'dr . rita SeIena 6outonen.
tuoli fenhtofuume en- piime tom
m,fmn u prd 3 uobeu, 10 fum
tanben 10 26 pd'mdn iidefd. ia I'D
net boDbnit,tn iomon FUN 20 p:u6
patnes pIen bouiun moo bon.
y Wiiettinen,
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SumoIorpolneluffia beImifunuo:
SnenmonisSn 81 y. Flo 8 i'll M"g
Ninloefa ia % p. firtoefo flo 10 up.
Suit6rnead % o. Flo 3 ip 10 8 III.
Wenabsosia 20 fo 2 'p ia 3 III
% I"tionen,
Nen gorf Wills. Winn.
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&aniallisftrftof inna1
iohtOfmnta.

Gfimies pastori g. Duori, Dor
Mrtbur Ont. Sun.
WnroeiimieS poStori W. SO. SO |
len. Sronmoob. Wicb.
airiuri postort 5. 9trtpi, Clip
Utinn.
Warof iriuri paStort W. Mnitonen
Nem gort WtiuS, Winn.
Rabaeton hotinio Wlr Grif Ran.
gas. Sronnoob, Wicb.
9utt,iofo idfenet postori'
g. Wuori. W. 70. gDiIen, : Sirni.
VI Mnttonen ia 3 6. XuierooS.
Goloustomiteo: Grit 2onanS, 80
W Wilen ia Mler Stia, Sronmoob.
Utcb