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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-19
Feel Miserable?

Out of sorts, depressed, pain in the
back-Electric Bitters renews your
health and strength. A guaranteed
liver and kidney remedy. Money
back if not satisfied. 1t completely
cured Robert Madsen, of West Bur-
lington, Iowa, who suffered from vir-
ulent liver trouble for eight months.
After 1our doctors gave him up he
took Electric Bitters and is now q
we'll man. Get bottle today; it will
do the same for you. Keep in the
house for all liver and kidney COM
plants. Perfectly safe and depend
able. Its results will surprise you.
SOC and 81. Fl. b. Bucklen Z Co.,
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-19
Tennessee Ridge.

We had quite snow storm last
week.
William Adams little baby is a
bit better at this writing.
Little Raymond Spray is quite sick
fever
Ruth and Ruby Brown are better
at this writing.
John Brands little baby died Sat
urday evening from catarrhal fever.
Willie Blunt called at Silas Hop
kin's Sunday evening.
Ed Enjoys children are quite sick
with the chickenpOx.
Audrey Cane is sick with the pneu-
monia fever.
Dollie Mckee called on Emma
Spray Saturday.
Mrs. Cross spent the past week
with her daughter, Mrs. Francis
Spray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spray and
little daughter spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Francis Sprays.
Lizzie Phillips spent last week
with Ada Ramsey.
Bud, Barker is sick at this writing.
Ivan Poland has been sick with the
pneumonia fever but is some better
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam West spent
Sunday with home folks.
John Browns little baby 10 sick
at this writing.
Amos West had wood savers one
day last week.
Church at Tennessee was we'll at
tended Sunday night.
Sylvia Brand was called home
from her work on account of the sick
ness and death of her little sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Poland were
Leon callers Monday.
Claude Ramsey spent one night
last week with Harve Young.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-19
Orphan Ridge.

w. M. Barlean helped Lon Fulton
haul hay couple of days last week
from the Cation farm.
Mrs. Ann Ellis and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. Mary Fulton called on Mrs.
Edith Weidner Monday.
Leonard Still had business at Leon
Wednesday.
DR.. Hume, of Leon, was called to
Lon Fulton's Saturday to see a sick
mare. The animal died the same
day.
c. A. Hatfield and family and the
Misses Ida, Iva and Mabel Brigga-
man, Of Leon, called at the Smith
home Sunday afternoon.
Dan Barlean and family spent
Sunday at Fred Jones'.
L. A. Durell is hauling cinders
from Leon to build a walk from the
house to the barn.
at ]. w. Weidner's.
A, C.. Brazelton has relatives Wis
iting him this week.
Mrs. Fred Smith was on the sick
list couple of days the past week.
Fred Jones had business at Leon
Friday.
School closed at Hoop Pole Friday.
Miss Edith Chambers was the teach
or. She will commence the spring
term the last of March.
We were sorry to hear of Bert
Adams house burning down Wednes-
day morning about o'clock.
Amos Brazelton had business at
Leon Saturday.
C. E. Leahy was visiting in Leon
Saturday evening.
w. M. Baker and family were visit
ing at the Pat Leahy home Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Ellis spent one day
last week with Mrs. Mary Fulton.
Pat Leahy is up and around again.
r. r. Smith has rented the C. A.
Hatfield farm again for the COM
ing year. We welcome him to our
midst.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-19
Springdale.

Charley Roger helped John Han
ner haul fodder Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Beck and
neice, Winona Carroll, visited a
couple Of days the first of the week
with Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Covington and attended
their sale Wednesday.
Horace Millsap, of Hazen, Arkan-
sas, who is back to Iowa for short
visit, visited Tuesday at the home of
e. L. O'Neal, telephone line-man,
after business.
Charley Edwards, Sam Bright,
John Hammer, Tom Roberts and sons
Ralph, Clarence and Frank, attended
the sale at Sam Covington's Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crane visited We'd
nesday and Thursday in town with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Woodland.
Mrs. George Woodland and children
lett last week for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Kier at
Shenandoah.
Tom Smith from east of town,
passed through Springdale Wednes-
day with load of household goods.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
are putting up ice this week.
Miss Alpha Kier visited Thursday
with Mrs. Frank Robbins.
Ira Bennett left Thursday for Of
tumwa where he is expected to be
employed by the railroad company.
Wilbur Horner called at John
Hammers Thursday morning.
Sylvester Millsap is greatly i'm
proved from his recent illness, at
this writing.
Miss Iowa Hammer visited Thurs
day night at the Bennett home.
Seems as though moving is the
order of the day now in this vicinity.
George Hale and family moved to
their farm north of Decatur, recently
vacated by Frank Robbins; Punch
Wells and family moved on the
Hale farm, and Mr.. Petticord and
family on the farm vacated by Punch
Wells.
Dan Bright and son Sam and Syl-
vester Millsap took hogs to town Fri
day, sold to A. E. Ellis.
Col. l.. v. Tullis and Miss Blanche
Roberts attended the third number
of the lecture course at Decatur City
Friday night.
Nye Woodland hauled load of bal
ed hay from town Friday afternoon.
Gus Woodland went to town Fri
day to stay few days at William
Wcodard's.
Charley Woodland was caller at
Howard Benefits Friday afternoon.
Misses Eliza and Lois Millsap were
home over Sunday.
Miss Merle Crees spent Saturday
and Sunday in town with home folks.
Mrs. Cal Negley and sons Reuben
and OIL, wife and daughter, visited
Sunday at Punch Wells.
Miss Eva Edwards was an over
Sunday visitor with home folks.
Miss Iowa Hammer visited in town
Sunday at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Golfer and
family
Roscoe Eaton is visiting with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eaton.
Everybody come to the entertain
Elent and box supper at the Hickory
Grove school house, Friday night,
February Goth.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church at Decatur next
Sunday morning and evening by
Rev. Brinker of Des Moines. Ev-
erybody is invited to be present.
There will be meeting of the
members of the Christian church Sat-
urday afternoon at the Christian
church, at $3.50, for the purpose of
electing new church board. Every
member is urged to be present.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-19
The King of All Laxatives.

For constipation, use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of
Buffalo, N. Y, says they are the
liking of all laxatives. They are a
blessing to all my family and I al
ways keep a box at home" Get a
box and get we'll again. Price Csc.
At all druggists or by mail. H. q.
Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or St.
Louis.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-19
state Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. a
- I,,caa County,

Lucas County.
Frank J.. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner Of the firm OF F. J. Cheney
= CO.. doing business in the City of To-
iedo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HTINDRED DOLLARS for each and eve
erv case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
~ the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
- FRANK ]. CHENEY.
aworn to before me and subscribed In
my pr ce. this 9Th day OF DECEMBER
=; ;aa:n '' A. w. GLEASON,
u 49, Notary Public.
Harl's Catarrl euro 70 taken internally
Con- surfaces of the system Send ZOE
=. i. CHENEY & CO.. Toledos q
I'D - an Drug4isea. 10. Ri Z
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

- Slemme pddttdneet t~oistaiiefii
antaa faifiIe uuiiqe tiIaaiile, iotfa
Idbehdpdt ~tiIaufienia iuoraan toi'
mistoon, Iabiaffi fauniin fupon,
iofa iopii ieind taulufit fenen ieindue
bpmdnid. aufpat omat fooltaan
16X2O ia onat ne mont.tpdri pat
nofia eiittden merenranta' ia farmi'
maiIemia, ruofaiIubuone tauluia,
usfonnouiiia fupia ia fumia luo'
mathnnasta, 3. m. 2amien tobeli'
men artpo on postimaffuineen 80
ienttid fappole, miitta me annamme
niitd ilmaifeff. Stataa buomioon.
ne tdmd ia febotttofaa naapurianne,
ioue ei mield lebted tule, mt tiIaa'
maan. Samoin tilattaa omaifaenne
Suomeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26
,~,r1leiddn'' WIvoIIisuu.
femme.

Xufiesiaan feIostutfia fotimaan.
tarfoitan Suomen, oloista npfpaita'
ma, paltaa bdmmdStps mieIen mo-
neSta ippStd. Tuo maifea, melfetu
tuSfauinen paItiouinen aiema, tho
iuurta bdtdd ia furiuutta tlottatpa
tpott1mpps pddfaupunsisia ia muis'
ia iuurisia faupun9eisia, ia faifen
liidfIf tue faubea puoluemimma ia
fesfindiiet riibat,' panee mdfifin aiat
teIemaan, ettd field MT on toiminta
pbteiisid pprfimpffsid ferrasiaon
mabbotonta. Silmdiltddmmepd blu
Tan, onto ientddn Min
Gen tdpbpmme mpDntaa, ettd tue
taiffi on oIut toimintaa maifeutta.
maa, mutta jamaua ndemme, ettd
ie on mp5s toimiioisfa toimintaha'
Iua liIdnnpt. 2atiofaamme elmer
-fifF, mild innoIa meIfein faiffi
TfdIdiiet ~fristuiiet pb%bistptiet omat
toimineet ipBtt5mien bpn6ff ia NIT
Ed omat oueet tuIofiet. Satoia ia
taas iotoia marffoia on ferddntp'
mt ptinomoan foIebteina, ioten
niistd tertpnei0d tporoiuo tuIee mont
o~uteiufFi atnafin iofRfin oitaa. Nuo
foIebbit omat poatineet tobeutSta
ubrausta pleiibn puoIeIto, ia tuoua
triShuismieliSten ibmisten ammua
ouietaon monta ielIaistatin tp1tbntd,
iotfa bpmind oifoino omot ebfd
faifen friStiaiien toiminnon mibolIi'
Tia. Tuommoinen tpD on toiifristiI
liStd tp1td!
Samoin taifesto pqdmainitustd
abtoubesta buoIimatta aberretaon
monesIa muuSTa fonioaifeSfa ia
fr%istiuiiesTd tpDsId. Suunniteaoon
ppbdfouIutpDn eImptfdmistd, opet'
taiafursIien toimeenponooifeeQa,
iuunniteIaan GmanfeIifen Ranfan'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

- 6uomattamtu raamatunluftiot'
ia. Sofu aifa fitten fpipt erddn raa'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fbteert tunin'
gas Dri5 BIN famariberralta, ditto
toto, ettd .funinsas iofa pditpd Iu'
Gee Iupun raamatuSta. 2untnfaan
fdSfpStd mastattitn bdneIle pstdmdI'
HEST, ettd f~uuinfaaua lapiuubesta
asti oil tapana Iufea iofa pditpd at'
nafin pffi Iutu raamatusta.
On mieIenfiintoista tietdd, eta
mpSsfin Nnpfpinen Dbbpsmaltoien
preibentti. tobtort Woobrom Dil.
Jon, on mSfouinen raamatunlmfiia.
Msfettain bdn Iaufut ieuraatpasti:
,W}ind 1urtutteIen niitd, iotfa etpdt
pdimittain Iue raamattaa, fiud ie on
ibmeeIifin ftria maaiImasfa. Sofa
Terrain Fun leu atpaa, iattuu Flmtin
iofu tutti pattfd, iofa tpaiffafin fen
10 ennen on lufenut monta f~ertaa,
f~uitenfin IdteiIee uuben fIdaptien
%ibanmitta.
SO fautpan fitten on oIut tunnet'
tia, ettd feiiari Wilbelm ipfa pdimd
lufee raamattua eta epdile tunnus'
taa fen arpoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

ia tai tianeoifeliesti puiptpdiIetR, Ru6
De oIitpot 9erram teto ia tpS, raten.
nus Hdnen tobtonia iditeen, totuuben
1anala uubesi ipnnptetpt.
Ntin tuIee, pStdfpdni, Qua meibdn.
Gin. los tabbomme Qua 9erran owat.
Nhautoin meibdn tatmaamme 10
maamme tuIesta rauteaipat Ia met.
bdn eIementtimme pnlatuuubesto lus
lanai. alntafaat fiis, pstdhpdnt, not.
ben fabben enfeIin tulld ipbdntenne
.porteiSta iidIle. Goinen ntiStd taon
fatoowan aineefen polttaa Sumatan
,piban tulela ia toinen rafentaa
uuben buoneen> uufista atnetltsta,
iofa festdd ia ppfpp iiantatfftiesti.
pitdtdd pbtd rafeaina ietd nubbe'
mirfa ettd lobbutuspirfa, Min GER
ra peIastaa felunne buftumasta.
Sos @dr antaa murbetta Min 9dn
antaa iloafin, los 9dn baawotttaa,
Min Sdn parantaafin, Jos 9dn lpS
alas, Min 9dn nostaofin. Sos 9dn
fuoIettaa, Min 6dn tefee eldtpdffttm
ia Jos 6dn antoa iuoba murbemaL
iasto, Min 9dn ilabuttaa idlleen.
Sobbattafoon 9erra tabtonIo idb
feen faitfia niitd iotfa 9dneen tur.
paamat fatteIa ipbdmen balulla,
luopuen faifesta tatoomaifesta, hirs
basta menosta, iofa fuitenfin but.
tuu taittine foreutRnenia. Otta.
faamme 6erran maroituS fortpitms
me: tpalpofaat ia rufoiIfaat ia ole
faat palatptua Iampuiua marustetut
plfddnne maStaan ottamaan, ettd
9dn I1ptdifi teibdt paItpomasta.
6dn Iupaa plan tuDa antamaan fsiI.
fefin fen idlteen fun bdnen tp5nid
on. Olfaamme tpalmiit Ianomaan:
Mmen, tule 9erra Seeius!
). Eorminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

- Suomartn unit. Grds iuomart
unefii ferran p5ud, eta bdn ndti
nelid rottaa tdmeIemdn. G%nfimdineu
oil ito ia libapu, faffi ieuraapoo
oil Iaiboia ia furianndf6ifid ia nit
meinen oil iairalotnen ia fofea.
Wies ibmetteIi, mitd tuouainen uni
mot mertitd.
6dnen pieni ~poifania, iofa oil DID,
nett fuunneaut fertomuSta, pppfi faa'
ba feItttdd unen ia ionoi: rGnfimdi.
e rotta mertitiee libamaa fopa,
foitfiaa, nuo taffi laibaa rottaa o.
Iemme diti ia mind, ioiben tdptpp
fdrfid ndlfdd ia milua, fua lid an.
taa rabanIa fapaffoon ia tue Iofea
rotta oleite tie lid, iofa cite nde tdta
taiffeo. 5eibdn pttdif, It'd, Iotata
iuomasta."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

= Witen palion pmiStat? Gbiea.
son paIon idlteen tuli ferran erds
mics Woobpn luo ia ianoi bdnene
oianottamoiiesH: rOIen fuunut. Der
ro Woobp, eta &c iuuresia paIosio
oIette menettdnpt fatfen omaifuuten.
me- = st %Iuinfaan", fuului lpbpt
pastaus. = 9obeuafo? Nitta Ter.
rotoan aipan rparmona, ettd &c oil.
Ftte faiten menettdnpt." rSe on
erebopsA, ipaStai Woobp. = rOlet
tefo fifteen p~aIionfin ~iaaneet pelaste.
iufF?4 fpipi pstdmd. = rSIen pal.
ionfin. olen ioanut pelaStetufi enem
mdn fuin mitd olen menettdnpt.~ -
~Se olii tobeaatin iIabbuttatpao,
berra Woobp." Gn ole tiennpt, ettd
4eibdn omaiiuutenne on Min iuurt."
= rgiin@ mastafi Woobp, roIen pal.
Jon rtftaompi fuin oiaotte futptteI.
IafaanS, ia fomasTa aufaif bdn 81.
mestpsfirian FL: Z: Sofa ipoittaa,
bdn faa tdmdn faifen perid.' rSa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

= QeStdtfD fofeen? Grds iolofi'
tpiieppd lauiut: ~Wddrennettp IT,
month ei ole fosfnan Min loistatpa
fuin otfeo. pane titpt tueteen! Mdd'
rennetnn timantin loiSte bdmidd beti,
FUN taas oifea timantti ftmaIteIee
mebesidtin.' !
Wonela ndpttdd oIepan idrtdbtd'
mdt5n uSto, Min faupan fuin foet'
teIemuffia 81 ilmaannu; mutta FUR
iurun mustat aauot ubtaamat nous
Ia pit bdnen pddnid. fobottaa bdner
usfonia foifen Ioistonia. Eof Su'
maIan palwtliia fitdmastoin festda
foteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

- Guile otpt. Dmpdri tampupfio
on tebtp pubeltnfoiuia. Wtes ieiior
pubelimesia feaoifesia. 9dn ct ndp
I'd woiman muuta ianoa futn: 81
tuuIe mitddn." Sbmef5s ie - bdr
idtti omen aufi, Min ettd fabun me
In est bdntd fuuIemasta mttd tot
men ianoi.
Guile omi. On monta. iotfa foet
tamat pubeqa SumaIan fanSIa, NUT
ia idttdmdt iamala omen autt maa'
Imam bdlindue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26
berra, virvoita!

2pudpd on %onnelista, ettd lDptpH
tpirtpoitufien Idbbe, ionfa luo abbiS'
tettu ia maipattu fielu iaapt turtpal'
Iiiesti rientdd. Pialmista oil tuuut
itd fofemaan, ettei bdn muualta lDp'
tdnpt ~fieIuuenia wirpoitusta, fmtm
9erraIta. Sentdbben bdn fddtppfin
iuoraan 6erran puoleen, t,innustaen
ia rufoiaen: Wind oIen iansen Zoe
min m~aitoottu; 9errs, ~tpirpoita mi'
nua ianof mufaan (pi. 119: 107).
Wintdtdbben piaImtsta oil Min tos
min maipattua Wastdufien lDp.
bdmme tdstd 119 piaImista. 6dn
tunii oIepania mieras rtaan pddQd
0p. 49,, bdnen fieIunia oil muferrets
tn riffi itdm6itiemifestd (m. 20) pilf'
Ia ia p~l6nfatie oil tulIut bdnen Olaf
ienia (m. 22C pddmiebetfin istittpat
ia pubuiwot bdntd pastaan (tp. 23),
pIpedt iripisteIimdt bdntd iansen (m.
81, iumoIattomain ioutfo bdntd
raateli (p. 81, painoen bdntd alas
naIbeeuania (m. 7s), ettd bdn oft
niinfuin nabfa ia,pusfa (p. 83) /.
n. e. 2uten tdstd ndemme, oil bd.
neDd monta murbeen ipptd, mutta
ban tddntpp oifean amtoian puoIeen
aqua ia mirmoitusta etfimddn. Gifd
bdn iitd turbaan tebnpt, fosfapa
bdn tunnustaan: Sinun tobiStuf5eR
omat minun iiantaiftiiet perimi5eni,
fiud be omat minun ipbdment Ito
(m. liz.
Gibfd iindtin, laftiani, oIet hioIai-
men maipattu fieIu, iota monet ob.
bistufiet ia murbeet rafttamai. Sos,
onfin 8erran armo ipbdmefi turtpa.
no Ia oIet pddsipt autuuben tpars
muuteen, fun Jana iinuIIefin mafumt.
taa ipnnit anteefi Seeiufien meres.
IA, min oIet fuitenfin tpieId tddu6
ta~iSteluien maailmasfa Ia tunnel OLE
pafi pieraS maan pddud, fuliet ebfa
outona ia muufaIaiiena oman per.
beefiftn fesfuubesia. Saot mstofi
tdbben fdriid piltfaa ia mastushuss
ia, fun robfenet tunnustaa Seefusta
autuubefiefi. Sitd paitIi ipbdmes.
idfi ptiIemd turmeIus ia perittp Iaass
taiiuutef tuottaa finule monta has'
Tan betfed. MteIeudi tabtoiFt maeI.
lufieei ndbbeu ola aiman nubteeton
ia pubbas, mutta fittenftn finun tdp.
tpp murbemieIin meiiato:
~Winusiassei mitddn bptpdd
2Spbp, ftd tpaIitan,
Spnnin bimo fuoppoun ipmdSn
ppptdd fpDstd fieIuan',
pubbista mua, Seeiu bppd,
nubista, OF Senfi ppbd;
Quo mum tulla plan iuur'
Stnne, JOSH on lilo iuur'". ~
Run len liidfR mieId tuletpot nlto.
mastoinfdpmtiei, toubit ia
muut foetteIemuiiet, Min olet fuin
oIetfin mieIestdR ianeen fomin moi-
tpatti. Wuita eipd ole bdtdd Iuu.
rimmos obbistuffesia, tun
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

notaan, eta saoHdilbtt eitpdt tiebd
omaiiuutenia ~fauruutta dipan Min
'6m minunfin laitani: Roto maoilma
on minun. qua mind nIen Qrismeien
tansiaperiuinen.'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

- Eotaus ia raffams otpat Ftfed'
benfifid mnimia. Ne otuat IiitoSia
SumaIan tansia; bdn iuoieIee niitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26
- SdrieStd afiaF Min, ettet finuuo
fosfaan ole bpmin fiire!

- Ole lula mafaumutiesfafi ia idt'
lptd mielenmaIttif'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26


nistd Funattu Qristtmoppi on moo.
tuIIut iettiemdn ia puoli muo.
Ftten, ia pen oiiotaon aupit.
aaue pasmiStaa muistomerffi ia.
pabtumon m~uistoffi.
Tuommotiet totmenpteet, Jos NIT.
eddn, otpat omiaan fofoomaan, 70.
bottamaan ia pbbtstdmddn pirstou'
faniaamme, ia tataamaan
iue tuIetpaiiuutta, Jos fobta nptptfin
.dpttddfin ipnfdItd. Siitd iaamme
oua marmat, ettd f~risti1iield Can.
IauiIeua tp5Qd on tuIewdiiuutta ia
rSouftomme Jos pieni on
Run 2reitan aitotnaap,
Se toriuu tuisfut t%unbroien
So fuoiaa Sumenmaan"
iuurt frtSttuiien fariauiiuuStp1n ia
SumaIan amuIa.
Std nuo fpIeeSid olemat iuunni'
telmat tpoatitpot paroia, len pmmdr'
tdd iofainen. So mistd iaabaan nuo
tparai, fiud paItio tusfin antaa fuin
pienen oian tat ct mitddn month";
noiSta mainitutSta tarfoitutfSta?
ge 1aabaan afaan innoStuneilta
mopaebtoifina Iabioina. raarthaiIa
on fanian fdfi", ianotaan ia Ie tuIee
paiftania pitdmddn noibin matnittut.
bin Iuunnitelmiinfin ndbben, tiu6
Ie on pitdnpt monta fertaa ennen.
Elm.
so Jos fotimaan fristiuiien toimin.
nan b%arrastaiat noin paIion usfalta.
wat RfdIdiisid abtaisia oloisia nh
fpifin, minfd neurpon Ie nellie antaa.
GifD ie ainafin berdtd fpipmptien:
mifd on meibdn tpelmouiIuutemme
omia, tdfdIdiiid barrastuffiamn,e
fobtaan?
Sanottanee: me olemme tebneet
tpoitamamme. Niin ct afia fummin.
faan ole. Sos Min oIifi, oliii ndfp
ptsfd palion exempt, fuin mitd NIT.
Muutamia p~oifteuffia lufuun otto
malta, on fanfalaifsiamme bpmin
barmoia fristiuifeen tp5bDn tobeqi.
iesti innoStuneita. tpaiffa iit6 mined
fannattatpatfin.
Meibdn ei npt tarpitFfifaan runes
to muistopatfaita ia oppiIaitofia
puubaamaan enfialfuun, mutta JOS
fotimaan fristiqinen fania, iofa
funnan, waItion ia ties minfd mint.
I'D forfetta meroio matiaa, fiwmme'
noinaan uhraa robaa Fiird mddrds~
IA, ettd notntin fumria ATTAIN 1an,
tdptpifi methdnfin 10 ppstpd
ainaftn iotasn ATTAIN iaamaan. 81
fitf, ettd ei meiud 10 iotain olififin,
mutta et fumminfaan Min paIioa,
ehei liidd torpitRf. QristiuiIenfin
toimtnnan fansfa on futen faifen
muunfin, nimitdin, ettd eIemme I'll.
nd eteenpdin meme, menemme tofot,
I'm. patfaqamme enme mot pp.
ipd.
Wettn fiis, 2aniauisfirftoiiei, tot.
ia menfddmme eteenpdin
toiminnaSiamme! &c fuuluu nellie!
Weibdn on life pibettdtpd buoIi a{i.
oiStamme, fud elemme me Titd tee,
ct iitd tee fufaan meibdn puoIestam.
me. TpDtd on paIion. Gimertifi
observation-disclosures Muttaia, tpaoiii
iatfumaa tufea. Ys.dtpien toimin.
nan ia ubroutumiIen apuua on 10
pddsip min pttfdue, ettd meIta on
mitdttDmdn pieni, mutta find Ell note.
ID tpud, tarmitfiimme loiomotoneen.
Ifia on 10 lufiioiuemme fpuin tuttu,
.utta t%untuupa, Fun uiea oIifi fen
eotonaan unbottanut ia fifIi iiitd tdp,
typ nnbeueen mainita. Siis ne, lot.
Ca 10 opot oFion bp'pdtF iotain teb.
meet, obertafoa Iifddn, ia ne, iotfa
simGt mieId ole olfaneettaon, torthi.
eoo MT 10 miimeinfin tp5bSn fdTif.
CANON Ieurafunnat, iotfa eimdt
tpieId ole Iuorittaneet oIaqeen Ionaen.
autta G~uttoialta ifirrettpd meIfaa,
ie enfatIasfa, iotta iuosto
pelaSto mttmmeinfin
pddstdtfiin
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26

Entered as ~second-class matter January II
ses. ~ he post office ~ Ironwood. Michigan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-12
CHANGES TO BE MADE
IN SANTA FE TIME
CARD, IT is RUM0RED

several important changes are To be
made IN the local time of arrival oi
several Santa Fe trains as the result
OF the schedule meetings. In Topeka,
KAN. according 10 n report prevalent
among railway men. Confirmation oil
this IL lacking, however. Tho new
timetable viii not be known before
next week, and II viii not become cf-
feetve before January
II Is said that No. which now de.
parts at Sii5, viii not leave until
about midnight and that No. l. now
due al o'clocls. wlllAarrivo early IN
the afternoon. These changes Will call
for corresponding alterations in the
Ielcn cutoff table.
No. Z, IL is said VIII become o prac-
tscally solid mail and express train.
arriving here In the morning instead
OF l0;l0 o'clock nt night. II this
change is made No. probably viii be
run ahead of the westbound limited
TO relieve that train of it's mail car.
No. will be Inter and No, earlier,
II IN rumorcd.
General Superintendent l. /. iIih-
hard and General Passenger Agent J.
j Byrne passed through here on train
No. . last night. On route from To-
peka, whore they have attended the
schedule meeting, 10 Los Angeles. Tho
division auncrintcndents will begin
their session upon the time card today.
superintendent T.. L. Summers Of
San Mareial and superintendent +. ].
Evans of Clovis are in Topeka.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-12
CAMPAIGN COST
DEM0CRATSM0RE
THAN TIVE c. D. P.
Former Expended Sl689 in
County, According 10 State
ment Filed With Clerk;
Latter 1888.

The republicans paid s1sS to elect
four candidates IN liernnlillo county
and the democrats si,GS9.50 to elect
one, according 10 the statements filed
with County Clerk Walker by the par
~ trcasurers
l'oth statements show the contrfbu-
lions aud disbursements 10 balance.
the republicans receiving s7Ss and
spending That amount and the demo-
crate receiving sl.Gsg.s0 and expcnd-
Ing the same amount
Tho q. q, T.. got only one contri-
button ~ 500. II was from Frank A.
Iinbbcli Modesto ortiz gave s25,
Nestor Monioya $50. and Judge n. A.
Mann go.
The democrats received contrlbu-
lions Of 800 or more from the follow
Ing sources: j. korber. 800: j. u.
iIcrndon, 800; Felix Martinez. 800:
Robert Crews. 800: A. n. McGnffcy.
800; Congressman II. u. Ferguson
$3.50; X. ~. Putncy. s200:' Senator
Isaac uarth. $780,, w, Kickc and
George G. Schcer gave $40 each. The
democrats. including Rafael Garcia.
paid campaign expenses personally.
according To tine statement.
No statement was flied by the So
clallsis.