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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

strong organization. The union should
not be forgotten in times of political
warfare for it is much more important
that the farmer look after his own
household than it is to break his neck
worrying about bringing about any
great social or political reform.
The Democrat takes great pride in
it's country correspondence. The two
articles with reference to the farmers
Institutes at Dana and Mills River
should be an example to our correspon-
dents. The Democrat now boasts of
the ablest set of correspondents it
ever had. The only complaint We
have to offer is the irregularity Of
some of them in sending in news
items. We request again that their
news letters be mailed on Monday, for
when mailed on Tuesday we receive
them on the late mail and have no
time to give them only a few hours
before going to press.
Sampson county, according to o
clipping elsewhere in the Democrat,
is going after farm life school vigor-
eusly. Prof W. H. Gale is preaching
the gospel over Henderson county.
Professor Gale offers his services any
where in Henderson county to talk on
the proposed farm life school. He is
ready to make an appointment on any
Saturday for any place in the county,
arranging for his own transportation
and not demanding picnic dinner, on
the condition that the people will
promise him an audience. This is a
magnanimous offer of which the farm
ers should take advantage. 1t would
not take many such generous spirits
to make Henderson County Farm
Life school.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

In his farewell address the late la
mented Governor Aycock said: Il am
"A Democrat. am not a conservative
era reactionary Democrat. I am not
a progressive Democrat, for the word
Democrat with me is noun substaI-
tive of so fine and large import that
it admits Of no addition or diminutior
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

or any qualifying word or phrase. -
Following the example set by their,
Ilustrious leader, the Democrats OF
North Carolina should discourage dis
sensions, for any cause within the
ranks and continue to stand together
as brothers seeking the advancement
CT right and Justice.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

Entered as second-class matter
Jan. 3, 1912. at the postoff1ce at Hen
dersonvilie, North Carolina, under the
act of March 8, 1879.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

With agricultural products going up
the farmer should wear broad smile
The farmers union of Henderson
county should take hold the farm
life school movement with bulldog
tenacity and then the institution would
he assured.
Read in this weeks Democrat about
low Virginia handled the dog problem.
The story from Everything also deals
with the worthless canine harshly but
effectively.
The public school teacher who does
not believe in progress and community
leadership should carefully read the
item IL this issue from the Lincoln
ton Times.
Demonstration E. L. Perkins has
made himself worth while and at this
stage of our agricultural progress
Henderson county cannot afford to be
without him.
Library entertainments in Gastonia
have realized $46.45 within few
days. Why wouldn't they work in
Hendersonville? Read about Caste
MAS work elsewhere in the Democrat
''Your paper certainly goes strong
for many of the progressive measures
along school and farm lines" congrat-
ulates an appreciative reader Of tho
Democrat. By so doing we are en-
6eavoring to live up to some OF the
many rich opportunities confronting a
Henderson county newspaper.
What would you think of a resident
of Hendersonville who would not cheer
fully give one mill out Of every dollars
worth of property for an advertising
fund to make this city one of the best
known places in the world? This
small amount would give US an adver-
Using tax of $4,000. Think it over
Fluctuations to Mr. ]. Scroop Styles.
Congressman Gudger's campaign
manager Mr.. Styles has partially
filled this field ere this for Mr.. Gud-
ger, but now he is we'll buckled into
harness and is ably equipped to wage
winning campaign. 1t is only a
question of determining the majority
Mr. Farmer, are you taking the adj
vice of scientific farmers about pulling
fodder and reducing the grain yield?
Why sweat blood in the hot days OF
September to save the fodder if you
lose the corn yield? Give some Of
this scientific talk practical trial
zand see how it comes out.
f%~t--.----.l,
Congratulations to the boys and
girls leaving for schools in various
parts of the country. Henderson coun-
tv parents could make no better al
lowance in their expense budget than
q, +no Donocrat to follow them for
az .oboo1 term It would be Just like
-ooo;v;no letter from home once a
week. WHY not try it?
While Prof. J. J. Britt Is campaign
ing the Tenth district and roasting tn
democratic administration because
tho E,,ronean war Jumped sugar to
e. oor+s nonnd. Col. Theodorus is
+our;ra Louisiana and denouncing the
same administration for absolutely de-
stroying the great sugar industry EN-
identity this republican ana Dul'
moose doctrine is not mixing very
we'll, for such statements are at va
Rance
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

The farmers union of Henderson
county should take hold the farm
life school movement with bulldog
tenacity and then the institution would
he assured.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

sold under license, were $2,866, 49962
During the year 1918, the last year I'M
der prohibition, the total receipts from
all sources were S4,297,0O0. In 1903
the last year that whiskey was sold
the average term of public schools in
North Carolina was barely four
months. This year many counties IN
the State will have a full six months
term, and in some counties it will he
much more. North Carolina has never
known in all her history a period of
greater prosperity than that through
which she has passed since prohibition
was adopted. Real estate in all of the
cities and larger towns has greatly en-
HANGED in value, and every line of bus
less has prospered. I do not claim
that the Astounding prosperity now
prevailing in North Carolina is alto.
gether due to prohibition, but I do
assert that the well being of the State
is in no way impeded by our prohibi-
ton law, but on the contrary entirely
consonant with t."-Biblical Re-
corder.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

Blank deeds, warrants and other
for sale at Democrat Office
Nothing so cheap and handy as old
at this Office for five cents
q package.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

WITH agricultural products going up
the farmer should wear broad smile
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

One Year, in advance .......... $1.~S
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

Read in this weeks Democrat about
bow Virginia handled the dog problem.
The story from Everything also deals
with the worthless canine harshly but
effectively.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

The public school teacher who does
not be- ieve in progress and community
leadership should carefully read the
item II this issue from the Lincoln
ton Times.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

Demonstration E. L. Perkins has
made himself worth while and at this
stage of our agricultural progress
Henderson county cannot afford to be
without him.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-09-17

The Democrat is informed that the
fa1 s union of Henderson county
was the means of reducing fertilizer
last year. It's influence in this in
stance should move the farmers to
greater things along lines of cooper
ind progressive agricultural
methods. better schools. roads. COM
munities, etc. 1t lies within their pow
er to do great things through a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

Fitting tribute 10 the memory OF
their departed brothers was paid by
members of Wheeling lodge No. 81.
Loyal Order OF Moose. yesterday ar
ternoon. with elaborate exercises in
the Court theatre. The impressive
services were very largely attended
by members and friends of the lodge.
the entire seating capacity of the the
atre being occupied.
The program was well arranged.
with all appointments OF an appro-
PIRATE nature. A cross had been ar
ranged on the stage. while before IL
was placed a large rock The Rock
Of Ages i'm tableau. was presented al
the opening Of the ceremonies. A
woman. Mrs. samuel Guillispe. was
clnging to the cross when the cur
tain was rung up. Above the cross
was emblazoned in electric lights.
Il. O. O. NJ"
Seated on the stage were the
speakers and others taking part in
the program, officers OF Wheeling
lodge. and several members of the
Women's Loyal Moose circle. No. u.
the ladies' auxiliary to the moose
Arrangements for the memorial oh
serVance were made by a special
committee composed OF II. J. Drum
nond, chairman. DR. George \. Camp
bell. r. +. Rugabber. Frank Matthews
and y. n. Palmer. secretary.
Excellent Program.
Brother David 4. Mckee acted as
master Of ceremonies. The program
was opened with selection by
hauch's orchestra. Rev. a. l.. Benze.
pastor of Zion Lutheran church. pro-
hounced the opening prayer, which
was followed by the calling of the
roll of deceased brothers. The names
OF the forty-two deceased members
were called by Dictator Frank Mar.
thews The memorial ode of the or
der was sung by the members and
friends I'm the audience.
Mr.. Mckee delivered a brief opcn-
ing address. which was followed bv a
duet. Abide With Me-" by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kincheloe. Walter "a
Hilton. member OF Wheeling lodge.
delivered the memorial address. In
eloquent words Mr.. Hilton paid a high
tribute TO the order and the principles
Tor which II stands. He said N he
doing much toward furthering the
movement for the universal brother.
mood OF man and the fatherhood OF
God. "a
Mrs. George n Emblem rendered
Gloria, accompanied by the orches-
The .eulogy on deceased members
was delivered by ". NJ Irons. OF Pitts
burgh. Pa, a member OF the Pitts.
burgh lodge. Mr.. Irons address was
eloquent. He spoke IN reverence OF
the departed brothers. and urged the
perpetuation In the memory Of the
living OF the virtues OF the deceased.
Il Will Lay Ne Down In Peace
was rendered by Mrs. Anna Hilton.
otto. after which Frank Kincheloe
sang BY the Waters OF babylon {"
FollowinE a selection by the orches-
IRA, Mrs. Kincheloe rendered Nearer
My God. 20 Thee"
, The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. a l. Benze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

company hes done nothing in the mat
ter since that time. Whether or not
the citizens will appeal the case or
not Is a question. nut IL is very pro-
bable that they VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
RAID WET" SHOPS
9ellaire Police Get Three Alleged Vic.
lators Of Rose Law Sat
urdav and Sunday

Three alleged vlolators of the Rose
law were arrested by the BellaiTe DO.
lice saturday night and Sunday after
noon. Wet goods were found in
each instance. and as this is the sec
ond offense for two OF the ALLEGED Nio-
lators. they will probably be given
the full extent OF the law.
Saturday evening chief of Police
Malone, Captain Ilummcl Lieutenant
Stroebel and Officers Dunfee and
stewart raided the place of business
OF X. Rigorous. on South Union street.
he proprietor Of the establishment
was arraigned before the mayor. en-
tered plea OF guilty and was fined
Slnn and costs when ne paid
The next in line was Oscar Keunc-
dy. whose houseboot is on thp river
near Twenty-siNth street This was
raided by Chief Malone. Canaan
Hummel and Officers Stewart and
Duntec yesterday afternoon. They
found quantity OF evidence" which
was cOnfiscated. and Kennedy was
placed under arrest He will be- given
hearing before Mayor Wassman this
Mosey Kennedy. OF the houseIoat
near the waterworks. was again
paced under arrest for violating Tho
Rose law. Chief Malone. captain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
MEMORIAL HELD
BY MOOSE LODGE
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES IN HONOR
OF DEPARTED MEMBERS.
Exercises Held - Court Theater Yea
tcrosy Largely Attencec-Forty-
two Deceased Members.
ABSENT BROTHERS.


J. c. Morgan.
William W. Pickering.
Louis ~. Barto.
Or. J. Shot~eli Smith.
Andrew c. Stoetxer.
Frank c. Darby.
Lawrence Hammer.
William Fischer.
Christ Hespiek.
J. J. Miilen.
Francis Curran.
Andrew Sehippler.
Chalmer o. Foster.
Theodore 6urgett
Herman Schneider.
William L. Bell.
William O'Neill.
Dorsey q. Meyers.
John J. Mccarthy.
J. Ed Miehaels.
James Robinson.
Lee Ashton.
George K. Phillips.
Pete RandolVich.
Joseph }. Gallagher.
Emil Lamont.
Joseph Teufel.
OrVsli Conoway.
Richard w. Gibbs.
George N. Baker.
Emil CerNanka.
Maurice AVouac.
John Sadler.
Joseph r. Jones.
Richard Hotchkiss.
n. :. 0asmlre.
Ed J. Demuth.
&. E. Griffith.
Edward Adams.
Joseph Stefanac.
Edward Evans.
Charles Jenklnh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
COURT ADJOURNS
Part One Of Local Circuit Court VIII
Probably finish all Business On
Law Side Today.

II Is very likely that Part One OF
the Circuit Court will finish its March
term today. Two damage suits are
now I'm progress In the court and one
other case. an appeal is yet 20 be
heard, but IL is expected that all will
have been finished today. SO far as
the hearing Of cases is concerned. that
VIII be ended today The jury In the
$4,000 damage suit Of W. J. Sandy vs..
Wheeling Traction Company was still
tHt Saturday evening and told 10 TO.
port again this morning The suit Of
CHARLES Gallagher vs.. Wheeling Flee
TIC Company is yet 20 be- finished.
Several minor cases we're up Satur-
day and decided up on Part One Of
ten Circuit Court room was crowded
many eNpectiOng tai something deal
Ing With the Leyland c1ae would como
w but were disappointed Judge
Hervet entered au order boz tho case of
, ~ Roberts SOL. George Haaio over.
ruling Tho motion Tor Judgment and
The case Will probably be sof down
Tor trial Judge e.. g. Newman in Part
Two entered an order In tho case al
The Continental Feature FiIm Com.
Iany W.. The Clarkshurg Theatre Com
Iany euatainIug Tho decision ~ tho
lower court Justice RAIDER heard the
case previously and ordered &c. dis
misEal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
THAT BIG BREAD
BAKING CONTEST

All bread must be baked from
Daniel Webster -four.
Only one loaf Of bread from eacb
party can Do entered In Competition.
With each loaf Of bread. bring the
Diil OF your grocer. showing that a
sack Of Daniel Webster Flour has
been purchased
Each lady that enters the bread
hakluE contest will be- given an order
ON her grocer for another full silo
SACK OF Daniel Webster Flour
Tho bread should not be- taken 10
th' carroll Club Auditorium before
April 20th
The judges will examine tho broad
and award the prizes M 2 M
Thursday. April 30th
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend tho judri1E OF the bread and
-"lEtnirs VIII br given 90 each
party present, whether they have on
tered the contest or not
A great deal az interest Be- being
SHOWN ln The Daniel Webster F1gur
hatlnE contest The Daniel Wrb.
70. people are spending thousands
.t '"liHI' 20 aCqna'nt tle public vita
-four "''u
Ivory rrocrr haa Daniel Vebetor
Uolr on sale and any woman I'm tho
AI'aI,r wheeling district eau secure
SACK ol four. absolutely free by
entering th.s contest
I'' sure and hn uu hand ~ tho Car.
fe.l club Auditorium most Thrr-5sy
.l'fnoln. Tho bread o. play WIN b.
interesting 1u- instructive 10 rvsry
hOrenu|f. ''i'
CHARGED '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
CITIZENS LOSE
Residents q PAX View Ask Court 90
compel z. 4 {. {. Railway Com
pany % Build Spur

by virtue NJ ON order handed down
saturday by Judge Newman. the cifI.
zHns ~ Park Wow lost their cnes
against the city and Film Grove Ran.
road Company Some time ag0 a
motion was made 90 qu1sh The action
and The order entered suetaiua thar
mOtu
some limo rr0 whom tho comrauv
applied frr franchise. they posted
bond N 10000 that fhry would put
spur liuo into Tho suburban town
Later Tho bond was returned .and fha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
MASONS VISIT
LARGE Number % Local Members Pay
Visi' TO Pittsburgh Lodge sat
urday Night.

Saturday evening AZ AIS o'clock.
member, % NclsU lodge. with the
other Masonic lodges OF the city. left
over tIo baltimore and Ohio railroad
Tor Pit. hurgh. where they paid a FRA.
t"rnal visit CO. DavasC lodge No 3T4
over 100 members made the trip and
returned on r special train when had
been chartered Tor the purpose. While
900 i.tiFturZh fIe members Of the de-
gree teams o. the various local LODGE
gave on complication Of the Master
Masou'7 degree. Following the degree
Crk banquet was given The
wheeling boys were highly commend.
90 D. the members % The Pittsburgh
.pdgr FOR their excellent work The
tpe.lnl train left % midnight on tbs
O. Iru trIr fCr Wheeling. arriving in
this Cif. early Sunday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

pended the sum OF $1,000. He said
taht there remained the sum OF 1896
TO be spent, and for this sum the in
junction was asked
The States attorneys argued that
under the old law the county had the
right TO pave through any town il
wished They stated that the coun-
~ was only substituting brick instead
OF macadam. The matter is being
watched with interest. as persons in
Triadelphia claim the whole matter
arises over personal jealousy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
ARGUMENTS HEARD
Court Asked for Injunction AuaInst
County 20 Restrain 10 From
Spending Money Tor
Road Paving

Arguments we're holrI Saturday fo.
.cr" Judge ilervey in the matter OF
Mra Caroline a busch. who asked
ihai az Injunction bo granted prohib.
ting tho county commissioner from
pc tIng The national pike through Tria.
A'lpnla The Judge took the matter
hi7 decision ~ some future dato Mrs
-uarh vas rnpreqcufnI bv Attorney =
COMM and the county bv sftorncvs
u NJ. Addlemsn. David 4 Mckee and
George Honcke
Mr Conif stated that the county
uad Appropriated the sum % $3.50
10 20 spfn' WITHIN fhe town OF Trin.
delpnia. and that Il had ALREADY az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
Why II Suits Particular People.

Fol"y's Honey and Tar Compound
Is prompt and effective for coughs.
colds. Group hoarseness. bronchial
the membranes OF the throat and
bronchial tubes are inflamed and
raw. Thomas Nerron. Hancock.
Mich. writes. "Foleys Honey and
Tar has always proven effective.
quickly relieving tickling throat and
stopping the cough with no bad af-
ter effect" II contains no opiates.
andf Is a pure. reliable medicine.
That's why II suits particular people.
For sale by John Coleman q Co
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

vaults and other concerto work. A
charter will be applied for soon. The
capital stock Of tho company IL s. 600.
and the more prominent members OF
the company are n W Rogers. p.c4I.
dent and w. l.. RoEerson. 81 NcNccd-
en-, y. e. Schroeder and John Emig.
Of wheeling. Ben Dorsey. ~ McMech-
en-. and DR.. VI. a Dowler. Of Glendale
ne company viii be known as the W.
l.. RogersOn Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
BELLAIRE BOYS MAY
SEE ACTUAL BATTLES

William Lloyd. George Walter Key
ser. Klee Baker. Henry Brimm. Will
lam Rush. Howard Dunfee r. w.
Lewis. all Bellaire boys In the United
STATES navy. will probably see active
service in the trouble with Mexico.
Some Of the lads are already sc Vera
Cruz. and others are stationed on the
ships bound for that port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

SAKE Bible f'nHH VIII meet fr fre
Presbyterian church. Martins FERRY. 90
$50 o'clock Mr.. Herbert Carmlrfr.
leader
Wedneedar evening UIffa rlara uu.
meet ~ the 81 49, r af g Hl O'Clock
Rev. UysiuEer leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

lIummel aud Officers Stewart and
Duniee raidcd his boat and found
wet goods. Tie will also be given a
hearing before Mayor Wassman this
Three plain drunks and two disor-
derlies who were arrested Saturday
night will complete the docket in Bell
Ire police court this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED

new company was Organized Sat.
urlaN at McMocher and will engage
in the manufacture of cauorf bf.~tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES
Monday


District 40 l3-"oiood News" Bible
class will meet with Mrs Vim. Hart.
400 Coal street. Monday evening at 5
o. clock. Miss FOX leader.
District No. a viii meet with Mrs.
McCuUach sO-15th street az o'clock.
Miss Lanerty leader.
afternoon. Mrs. Frederick leader
District Nu. i85-B Will meet with
Mrs. Albert whitaker. Cecil Place AZ
District SO. 14a viii meet with Mrs
Klein. zane street 40 1850
with Miss Carrie Frazier. 80 zane ST.
- o'clock Nn'o the earlier hour.
Miss Hubbard I-.d,r
District 80 o. viii meet with tho
leader Mrs Thomas Scufhcld. Ifg-1Ffu
District So ~ Union Bible class
viii meet with Mrs william Cros..
lg2i Jacob street az s.f5 O'Clock Nj.
District so rs VIII meet with the
leader Mrs b . Elliott Porter avenue
Edigwogd, a. 22o o'clock
leader Mrs John Lynch Pleasant VAL
ley ~ o'clock
Bethlehem Hibie class will meet at
The Bethlehem srhuoIhuure af 81 o'clock
Miss Mary WRvwAn leader
business women 'ini. class VIII
Tor or che r., econ ON tb. s.,.. .f.. ' sgs
n Jceus" iel b. Ue. H-irirat.1f
SUPPER B. served 10 ths HIbis CLASS at
SAKE pnrs ~f Gun ia %'' NEE. ,- ,.
Presbyterian church. Martins Ferrv. o.
leader
wsdnssday evening pnre ,,as. pu.
meet ~ ne N r. a of $50 O'CLOCK.
Thursday.
s blsstrlct 10 l-i WI meet with Mrs
..rfr1r Aff.r rtFrr rt.rrfI .
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-30
@anbin ritpifomlnlapR tmaafl-
rtaSSa,

Gais Safe, Wlinn. 2un iofu pdi.
pd fitten DuIutbin piirin roomaIais.
fatoIiien triton piispa tddnd Iasti
RIPPLE 400 cbippeipa inbianio, oil
ioufosia inbiaani Sobn Smitb, ion'
fa IuuIIaan oIeman mailman man.
bimman npfpiiin eldtpdn ibmiIen.
Sdn ianoi ifdnid oIetpan 127 puoi.
to. W'onet Ieieat piittaafpat iiiben
ettd Smitbin ifd tobeuafin on niiqd
ieubuilIa, fiud topobtumien fuIusta,
ioita Smitb muistaa, ipoibaan bd.
men ifdnid lasted oIeman bptpdn
iouton toista iotaa tpuotta. 2orfe
asta iidstddn buolimatta on Smitb
tpieId tertpe ia reipasIiitteinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-30
9npaatpat nupeaa tuimintaa.

Wtaanantaina ilmoirtipat ienaatin
iobtaiat prefibentti @iIIoniDe, ettd
bei fun rautateitten ftinnitpfFd foS.
fena Iofiebootus iaabaan Ioppuun
fdIiteuDtf, otetaan fofo trustiobieI.
ma ellie ia tnlIaan ie fdiitteIemddn
mabbouifimman nopeaan ia tdpbeI.
Iiiesh.
preFoentti iImoitti tdpbeuiiesti fan.
nattamania tonsresiisia parbaiIIaan
efad olemaa iulfuia fosfepaa Ioti'
ebbotusta ia tpaflutti lafiebbotutien
bdnen puoIeltaan Iaatpan faiffea
ma bboIlista otpusmsta Iefd tuIetpan
lafipoipoiiefR Min piaan Fun Ie
tpa an ebustaiabuoneesia IopuIiiesti
bpndfiptddn.