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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27
Cai$teIuiSSa.

On ibann, firfas fepGtiIta. MaaI
le rientdmdt iuuren faupunstn aiuf'
faat luonnon beImaan. Sieud mos,
ia oitein tuntee, ettd femdt on Bob.
iolaan %faapunmi.
Gffaupun9in fatuia asteIee erds
niormfatnen, 2aurt nimeItddn. 81
tain asfeIin fulfee bdn eteenpdin,
Winnepd bdneud diff fiireitd, eipd
bdn faunemmofIt piit{i fdmeud Fur
tuonne metfdn rinteeIeen faaffo
main. 2~tirmbtafoot ne, ioiua on fe'
mat rinnasiaan, fiirubtafoon ne
fuulemaan berddndn Iuonnon 5p
bdnipfintdd - oiatteIee nuorufaineu
fatferasti = mind en Fitd ndlitd.
Gbfd fentddn wdIiHdifin, mutta en-
moi, N endd lao; en- funIu Fiben,
iota on pubboSta. firfaSta.
6dn pppbfi tusfauifesH bien OF.
foItaan.
peniostosia tuosia item fiwusia
pitdmdt fotiin tuueet IauluIinnut fti.
toshetfeddn, mutta riemuIdipeIeet
eipdt berdtd pteninidfddn tpasta-
faifua nuoren fuIfiian rinuasia.
Ddipneend istabtao bdn foimun
iuureIe.
= Saififo noiIta IapIoiiIta len iper'
ran raubaa, ettd motif Iifea : mu-
tiiee bdn, tpetden firian tdsfustaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27

1aIpi ON tooIen fnhIebttnut iGr'
met 10 nirroi; luonto nuffuu mol
foi1en lumipoipau ola
2ieben G6resid piereeid tamariS
Iaan istmu nnnb vito Spoamen
pobiasta nouIee hlininen t,toe rau,
baSta ia leDosta JeeiutIen baa,
moisIo; tiitos ldmp5iiesta fobisto
tdaad ia atpatusta opesta Sfdn TO-
tin SeeiutIen neren fautta- Waon
pbtdffid muistuu ufon mieIeen fe,
mdt pdimd, iouoin ban oil tamon'
nut erddn fofptsIa tatSteluisia ole.
man nuorufaiien. Snfoban nuori
fpbdn lDptdnpt ramban fopintope'
res1d, tai h%innustaafo ie pieId epdi'
Ipffsiddn: rTunnen ia en- tunne
Seelusta,"
Tdmd on iiantaiftinen eIdmd, eitd
tuntetpat fnut, iofa ptfin oIet tofi
SumaIo ia fen, ionfa oIet Idbettdnpt,
Seeiufien 2ristmfIen (Sob. II: 81
Wutta OF, moni ei tunne! 6uofaus
nouIee panbufIen rinnaSta. &c fpI.
ND ten obeen, iota bdn fiuoin, find
femdtpdimdnd 9erran nimesid tell.
idatDbdn Iefin aitpan bebeImdttd?
Nsutta tpanbufien fatie firfostuii
taaien. 6erra bottom on bdn ri.
foufisfaan idttdnpt tdmdnfin nuo-
rufaiien, fpud 9erra mmrbeen pttdd
eta iianfoiffinen Jana, faIis fiemen
bebelmdd fantaa. Wdbdt Fitd, Jos.
Elm fe idd ialoon fpImDmtebeItd.
Ntin, iaIaan fe id, atnaftn tois-
taiIeff, tpanboIta 6erran poIipeli.
iaIfa, paon ei bdneItd, ionfa fiImd
Ieuraa nuorufatsta, iofa p~oftoiesta
buoIimatta futfiuaan prittdd pddstd
Iumifinosten Idpi metfdfnIddn, Jos.
ia bdm tietdd bdbdn obbistaman
fHpbid mDffiIdifid. 6tfi otiasioou
ponnistaa bdn mden rinnettd pISs'
pain, Fumes bdn fpibboin pddiee
futfuIone, iosfa bdn betteff ppfdb'
Sonsat bumiiemot bdnen pm'
muuten on faiffi Min btu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27
r1ucrten OSaStc.

elu unIa. 9dn tuntee iuurta tus.
taa. 9srran nrmooteriaue bdn at
Zoo! = Gbtd field I~pbdnparfa le'
MON I5ptdd! =
sos maailma on finlIIe SumaIoa
ratfaampi, min ala tule 6erran
p5gtddn. Onfo ipdliTi Sumalan
fansIa ieIpila? Onto f~orieaIais.
pIpeps ipbdmef idttdnpi2 Guei,
min ppIp poisfa tddItd. muuten ip6t
ia iuot momion itielef", faifui
iaarnatuoltsia. Sa nuorufainen
~tutfisteIee iiiednId. 2elmottomaff
ebtooais Wieroatii buomaa life, III.
81 rcbtene ban mennd !6erran pDp.
tddn. 2olme fpuptta bdn taisteIi ia
rufoili, mutta pimedltd ndpiii faitti
9onfuttelipa iuiboainenfin bdntd
moimaffaosti puoleueen fuisfater:
rTtiid ontton pprtimptieIi2 Suma'
Ion lofia ct fumminfaon moi iGpt
tdd." Wiutta Serra pitt fiinni bSnen
tdoestddn ia auttoi bdnet mietielns
ten farien pli.
Tulipa nni paStori ieurafuniaon.
ytuorufatnentin bdnen tuloIaar
naanid rienIi fuulemnan. rEulfoa
minun tpt6ni faitft, iotta tpDld
teette la roSfautetut olette! WltnG
tobbon teitd %tpirmoitiaa, ia tie lDp
odtte lemon fi~eIuiQenne", faifui MT
iaarnastuolista. Nuorutaiien ipbdn
ailobti. .SDptaiitDbdn minuntin
fieiuni Ienon?" ban oiotteIi.
ptan ban nuoren pastorin pubeil.
lie pprtit. 9dneae bdtddnid malit'
taa. rRunpa moifin meund Serran
eetoouiielle, mutta en- moi! - Gbtd
fieud ipeDdn Sumalan panburs.
faan uomion pIiiieui", waiferoi
bdn. rGnban moi Iafia tdpttdd ia
ie on tdpteitdmd."
rNtin, - tdgbettdfpd fe on, to.
bisrt postprifin. rWutta ala iure,
pstdwdni. sc on 10 tdptetip. auoI
lesiaan @oI9ataaa Dapabtoia fen
tobisti. Wapao pddfp on mt Su'
malan luo. Mene find main Serean
ebtooaiieue min fpntiiend ia fpImd.
nd fuin Dlet ia iano: Idaainen
fnria raufta olen, ipnttIaastan tab.
rima, mutta puboista Sind, SeeIus,
minut min faot tuntea Sumolan
iuurta armoa ia tusfaTi maibtuu
usfoman iloon."
Nu%orufoinen lDpi npt Serrnn
buoneesta Iobbutufien ipbdnparoI
leen. Serran ppbd ateria antei bd
nele el6m;ien rohfeutta. Sdn iIoi.
ten noidtt bptpdn Yaimenen rintda
nosteu.
Slen tuon nuprufaiIen fobtalon
fertonut iinuue, rafos meIieni, Iiind
toimosic, ettd findfiH rupeaiiit ruof-
timaan SeeIufien foritioiu. Gbtdpd
fitte iananfuuIiiaiIt Iufu fasmaa!
9erdtd, nubteIe, tue ia Iobbuta Ser.
ran loumoa, min iaat tuntea Iuurta
iunausta, fiad Ioti pffin ct 2riStut.
len ieurafuntaa rofentaa mot.
Sinuue, usfouiieIe lain palpeli.
iaue, toipon mpDstin usfouiiuutta
epanfeliumin iuloifesia f~1Imbsid!
Sisfof 6errosIa
Sennp R.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27

ponnistufiet mitdtt5mifF ia mar.
maanfin nouf fieud jana bdtdbuu-
to, fuin teibdntin rinnastanne: IDS.
I'd ei ole peIaStuSta.S
Wutta fiuoin faifuu: rSerra lotii
teibdn puolestanne.~ So Ell fauan.
faan, e%nnentuin tpapabbettu fania
Iauloi: r9erra on minun mdfeppp.
tent ia fiitoStptrteni."
ShmeteIen fuunteIee nuorutainen
panbutien pubetta ia utfo iatfaa:
= Smasta fofemufIestani moin
ianoa teiue: Seeiufieua on tpieId
uoimaa fattaista tiuiaoian Iuiim.
mat fableet. Run ban main pddiee
ipbdmemme auninfaatTi, min tetee
bdn Iairaan IieIun tertpeefi. @aan
omista tpoimistamme, nuorufainen,
uiistd iddmme tpbiitf.
= 2unpa iaififin iofa betfi tar'
pautua bdneen!
- Gen 5aamme toti5eSt! 81 bdn
main ferran p~6dstdnpt meitd fpa'
patti, idttdnpt meitd fifteen iotimoau
mibouistamme pastaan miten poim
me ia pmmdrrdmme. 81! Sdn In
paIi ola ppetuSlastenia fonsia 10
Ia p6ipd mailman loppuun astt.
Snban ie robfaiietpaa.
- W}utta = aIfoi nuorufainen :
JOS tprfoitntte, ettemme o~lenfaan
tarnitIe iotien IeiIoa ipntid pastaan,
Min %ianon, et!en MIND puolestani
piittaa Ieuaifesta raubasta.
- &trottu Ie rauba, iota iobtuu
aielenpsta fpiboniiemme ebesid =
bunbabtt ipanbus - ia moi iitd TO-
tamiestd, iofa aieenia beittdd a, ne o.
feet, ioita 6erra itIe on usfon ut 3D.
nene ia ioiSta lmemme GfeIidIdis.
ffirieen 6:sia lutpusfa. 9dn iiIe tor
tut luotaan fiuiaaian bensen miefaua,
SumaIan ianala. Dina tdptpp Ger
ran oman ieistd fotafannaua iputt6
tpastaan, mutta itd Iotaa hdn ei
tdp omasia ipoimasiaan, paan
luotiaen ptiin bdneen. iofa on rSer
ra, wdfewd fobasfa", fen bdn ej
lanfee epdtoimoon, Fun ban taiste'
lee fen rWdfemdmmdn" tur,piSIa,
iota mdfenGn noittaa.
- Spnnin %iuoFiat ia ipnniu NOS
ltustaiat etpdt fits iamaa poItua
osteie? - fp5pi nuorueainen.
81 ne iopi rinnaffain, FiHd iel-
md on gro lopean ia foitofen tien
mdIiud = fuuIui pastams.
- nubeue poIuIle mindfin baIuai-
I'm, muttd oIen buomannut, miien
perdti mobbotonta miuun on irtau
tua %panbaSta.
- &c ontin mabootonta teiUe,
mutta Ell bdnele, iota uubistoa tait
Fl. Sospo noiIinfin oifein tobistaa
miten outuoauista on tuntea ,Seeiuf.
fen moimoo, mutio fitd Inoite life
fofea, fun f%aiIoite SumaIan 2arit-
Iaan, iotu ptti pois mailman inn
nit la mpDsfin teiodn Ipntinne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27

faista ia tppntd, ifddnfuin Tempe.
ltsid. Tppntd on mp5stin nuoru.
faiien ipbdmesid. &c on monien
tatsteluien idlteen atpautunut temp.
pelttf hdneue, iota ianoi: rWlinun
ranbani AMMAN MIND teiue.~
Watta fuitentin ioi banenfin r.
ftmmdSiddn tuo iunnettu ia ratas.
tettu laulu:
.2ilpoitusta tpqd festdd
Gldmdni retfeud,
SloSta Ie minun estdd
9elteifiud bettiud.~
Waan Iaman IauIajan fans5a iot.
taa bdn:
rUtutta 6erra life poistaa
pilpet piIffopimedt,
Murinfonia antaa Ioistaa,
Snmut fiirtdd ipnfeat.
st fits meitd murbe palma,
Turpatut Fun opmme alma,
Seeiutiesia tpanbursfaina,
Sunastutien tperesId.
Sitnd lilo onfln iuuri,
SpntiilIe meiue Iuuri,
Sum or aipon mabpa nmcri
Sonfarimme Minnesota"
Niin rSonfarimme nimesId" ful
Zee nucrufainen eIontietG eteenp6in
teboen obbistetuiue IieIuine Iamar
fpIDmptien, iofa alma, erddStd fe
Ddipdipdstd %olfaen, on 5%eurannu
bdnia iiieddn: Sunnettefo SeeIuste
2ristuSto?
Wtutta misid on paomo, iup Fob
tunben merfisld fultema, noutintoc
rafoStatua nuorufainen? &oumas
on ban 10 ebtinpt, iiud buimaamae
rpanbtid fuliettaa fiuIaaia ubreiaai
olasp6in. So aitaa on paapo
porta tobiuuoen roion ffpumiianut
Wtuita bdn Ell mot ppidbtpd. .,
niitd. iotfa eldmdt pabemminfiu /!
omnt fuitenfin ibmisten tirioisIa =
nritidd han pnoluStaa itIe6nId o
mannnnon ioimautfia mastaan.
Wtutta onpa ban ieutddn tuQu
buomoamaau, ettd tulen fansIa OF
mobooton Ieifite1d, ie poIttaa baa
wpia, iyuid ia ftrneIemid, ia IeI
mimmtud %be!t,16du buuoabtaa bin
airottu tuIi, iammuttnifn finut bet
mufiu - en- moi!
81, it'd iuIta ei iammuia futaar
mum tuin t%otiIen, pubtoon ia fiuno
tun tulen iptpndid: 1eefus aristus
Sdn, ioua o.:
nSDodn beld, mi rafaopi
Qua 'pnnin oriaotIa. tableisIas
On ElmG fireos, mi Ieuraioopi
Qua IopN, ~taufana tobistne
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-27
Rirjs wIjslIsni.
HofaS ~tpeljeni!

Suruninen oil firieeii. Sfdmdud
Iuin fe%rtomustoi tpbiistd pentrtstd
firtosIoi. ga miiffo piifoIta Fir
fosia fdniidin Iufu pdbenee", Fer.
rot. Sddlin finuo! Tiebdnbdn,
ettd Mesta riff usfouiiena o~petusIap
iena talbot totumtta i~ulistaa. Iris
mtsid iitte ipp Hence? = aania on
fomotorpai sta! = ntinf6?
PaIion oiahafia on minusia tue
firieeIi berdttdngt. Wuistuipa tdSId
mieIeeni f%ananlastu: rSpp ip5isId,
fpp iepisid." Sletfo rufoilen oiet.
tautunut faiftimoiman SumaIan
eteen ppptdmddn, ettd 9dn finua
fulfill Ia oifeoue tieae obiaiF, eta
9dn panii iuubuIi ne lanai, iotfa
pIet pubupa. Git6bdn main oma
miiiouteii, m idrtdbtdmdtDn Of
sresi6entuntoIi ole fannustaiona, ra'
fas meIieni? Sind pIet fomo lain
mics. pSumolan lott on idptettd.
md. Guei it'd tdpietd, on fuoIema
eoesid. Dttnun or 9erron. laumun
faitiiiana naptettGnd, eitd fonIa
fulfee fobben faolemaania", oiatte.
let. So iitte toot lain naiaraua,
eitD totta, melieni? W(utta ~Ianoo.
ban Huomattu, ettd Iafi fuolettaa,
mutta benfi tefee eIdpdfTi. 2ain
Jana Ell ibmistd pelasta. 8~ristufiea
enanfeliumi on Sumalan ,poima
iofaiIeae ustomaiIeIle autuubetIi. y
OIetfo, rafas peIieni, Iitte FUN
lain Ianoaa oIet ieurafuntalaifiaIi
berdttdnpt, ruoffinut mpDstin beta
etpanfeIiumin riesfauo? 81 moi
pieni lapIi fpDbd mabnaa ruofaa,
ct mpDsfddn ipnnin unesta berdn-
MT tule lain ianala ratpitufIi. Sd.
men f%ieIunia fiImdt opat berdnneet
ndtemddn ipntieIdmdn ftrouflen,
SumaIan ipiba bdntd peIiattad.
9in tuntee olemanIa onneton, Ia.
botutIen omo. Sdn eifii Serran
buoneesta Iobbutusta, mutta Iiuoin
find, peIieni, lain onforuuoena pc.
loitat bdnet pois firsoSta. Minne
bdn ioutuu? Saafo nddnippd lie
lu ratpintoa? 2%irffoon bdn Ell nS.
faua tuua, eibdn bdn iieud iaa
fuuIa bpndn paimenen futiua.
S6n afpna fotono Haamottunia ia
bdn Iufee fieltd Wapobtaion rat.
faubestu ipntisporfoia fobtaon.
Sitd Iaa abbisteitu benfi Iobbutus.
to. !Sdn %iloiiiee armon pIenpoItti.
iuubesta. rSpntineltdni on ppbdn
2ariHan ipereud mafIeitu!" bdn
buubobtaa. perbeeuenfdftn bdn
ituiista armol6bteistd tobistaa.
Utitta ban ct fdp obteraan ftreo8'
ia, Fud paimen Ipo bdntd ia fieud
tusfa maltaa mielen. Sletfo, ra.
fas tpeIieni, taIIut %oioteIIeeffi, ettd
tuouainenfin Ipp mot pitdd firfon
pentit tpbitnd?
0erronpa mield finule erddn U.S.
fomdiIen niiorufoiien fofemufIio:
Sdn fastpoi bursfaosfa fobisfa.
alitaifn bdnfin fdfittt o~Ietponia Su-
moIon Iapfi Seeiufien iotpintofuoIe.
man fautta. Seeiusta bdn talbot
.feuraia, !Sdnele eIdmdnid ppbittdd.
Mutta nupruuben fuffeimmiqaan
ouesIa buomaofin ban oIeenia uS'
foton emf IemmeI1enid. !9iIiaa on
mailman rotfous btipinpt bdnen
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ia pacpO a-n nauratpa mama
tulee ndfpmiin.
= mitdf6 pabaa firia on tebnpt
minuIe? auule, Paapo. ct mitddn
muuta Fun ettei ie fuoleta aiatuffia.
mt.
= Wai Min = ia r~atpistaen eau.
ria olasta, iatfaa paawo = mifd
finua painaa peittonen?
Spnti.
Sos iaIama olifi leimabtanut firf.
faaIIa taitpaoIa, 81 ie oli5i paapoa
enemmd Din bdmmdstpttdnpt tuin I'd.
ma tomerin ptfintertainen, Iuora
tunnuStuS.
Spnti! Witd Ie on = tabto
bdn fpipd, mutta miten oIifoon, min
niIifin main ianotutfi: - SiGTi oil
wormaarfin iumalinen mics?
= Niin oil, mutta poifa Ell iIdnidI
idliisId fulie; etfD findtin ia buo'
moa pebon merttid otiouan,?
Quito tunne moItoii Yaatpon mie'
len. ToriuafienIa fen I%uotania Ell
auta nun fuin fddntGd fotp aIia
leififi ia nourabtaen buuoabtaa
ban:
= Wlutta 2auri, fpad Diet fun
maainen!
= Wifd finua p~ifeastaan mat
paa2
Sonpin len 10.
- 8uule NIT poloner! Gid unbota
fiid terpe,ta eldmdn mitiautta, iofa
piilee manbosIa iananlasfusia: Fob
tuuS paras faifesia." Nauti main
tobtuu uilesti, min ndItdt faifen
maaran.
- Wlutta misId on raia ia MILLION
on len pIi fdpip?
- Siaoin fuin ibminen meisid
muuttuu eldimefIi; min fauas ei iaa
mennd.
= Wlutta pLamo, tdptppbdn r.
nun mpDntdd, ettd famaa liutasta
poItua astelemot ne, iotta pitdndt
fobtuuben, Fun nefin, iotta muuttu.
mat eldimiffi.
= gtiin, mutta ero on find, ettd
idltimdiiet eipdt pmmdrrd .lafata
oiots5a, mutta =
- Mutta MIND tunnen, ettd iofa
asfeI iud tiead rpDstad minuIta
tunnonronban; ie lamauttaa tpDfp.
fpui, ie pie faifen fidaDn eldmds.
idni ia foblebtii benfent.
= go, idtd ie tie fofonaan.
- ytiin oIentin pddttdnpt tuban'
men fertaa, tobtont Iuiuubeqa oIen
pddttdnpt ,poittaa, mutta f~iuIaoia
on mieftaompi fuin luiin ibmiS.
tabto.
2iuiaaiul DIenfaiieeliiesti lau
tut Ynaipo tuon ianan ia iattoi
poistuesiaon = bppdsti MT; MIND
ainafin oiion eldd elamdni fobtuu
ben merfisfd.
SuSfin on paamo poistunut FUN
manba utfo, noiaten Iounaan'a,
aSieIee 2aurin obi miemdd tietd.
9dn ppidbtpp ia f~otieIee pstdpaui.
festi nuorufoista.
- Nuori pstdhpdni, iaDittefo mt
nun fpipa ieiltd: tunneitefo aristus.
ia?
- Tunnen Ia en- tunre.
: gmmd rrdn mitd torfoitotte.
Tunnette !6dnet i~otenfin iomuIa ia.
maIa, fuin manfi fopisiaan tuntee
fendi5en mailman manfilamumrien
ulfopuoIeua. !9dn tietdd, etid IiinG
on pdimdnpaistetta, mapautta, rte
mua, mutta idstd faifesta Ell bdneue
fuulu mitddn.
= 2uma on fpudfin iattuma.
- Mutta - iatfaa panbuS =
Fun manft pddiee popaafF, Fun bdn
mapaana miebend ben9tttdd roitista
ilmaa, Fuoin tuo ftrfas pdifudn.
paiste fuulum bdneue, eif6 Min?
= Niin fp I'D. So IuuIen, ettd bdn
~iIoitIee enemmd an aurin9osta, fuin
ne, iotfa alma otpat tottuneet fen
maloon.
- So MT, pstdmdni, tabtoiIin
ppptdd ieitd: dItdd endd istufo man.
fiIasIa, waan Idbtefdd uIos pdipd.
potsteeieen. S~eeiufien faswoien e.
teen, qua te olette tpapaaff odds.
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rSDodn beud, mi rafaopi
Qua 'pnnin oriaotIa. tabIeisIae
On ilmd fireos, mi Ienraioapi
Qua IopIi, taufana tobistne q"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-24
Nr. and Mrs. Hiram Hfiittinqton
Entertain Complimentary to
Brides-Etect
Brides Elect.

otlucS-GiCCl.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Warrington
made capital hosts Thursday evening,
entertaining royalty a number of gay
society's devotees with a dance given
plimentary to the trio of brides-elect
who are receiving so many social
courtesies from their large circle of
friends The honorees of the occa-
sion We're Misses Sally Phillips Rec.
tor, Mabelle l4eatherman and Helen
Convers. whose approaching nuptials
for early November have already been
announced,
Autumnal glory was Respondent in
the decorations OF autumn leaves and
goldenrod These combined with rus
tic effects in house finishings ana
boughs of pine made a lovely setting
for a country dance.
The premises were illuminated with
innumerable japanese lanterns. Great
bonfires placed on high pillars OF
brick near the porch ends gave a
gypsy glow while the merry dancers
whirled and glided to the strains of a
three-piece orchestra. The dancing
took place on the porch, the floor OF
which was laid and waxed especially
for this festive dance The rustic
balastrade with pine boughs inter
woven, windows converted into leafy
bowers of autumn's colors and gypsy
freight made the porch-ballroom
beautifully rustic.
The living room was gay with gold
enrol ON the large central table
lighted by candles with green shades.
where a buffet luncheon of sand
wiches and coffee was served through
out the evening. Green boughs on
the mantel of an oldfashioned fire
place, autumn leaves and goldenrod
everywhere about the room harmo-
nized with the general scheme of dec.
Grafton
Mrs. Wilmington was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs Walter Little
and Mrs. George Schneck.
Mrs. A. L. Williams and Mrs. Will
liam T. Wootton poured the coffee.
Miss h'oolia Rector presided at the
IpunCh bowl.
The hon9rCes were beautifully
gcwned: Miss Sally Phillips Rector
wore red crepe meteor; Miss Con
vers, pale blue tqffeta and lace; Miss
.eatherman pale blue crepe de chine
TIE hostess wore black messaiint
plaid trimmings.
Miss Amelia Rector was gowned il
a lovely white crepe de chine even
ing costume.
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DELEGATES TO
LITTLE ROCK
MANY WILL ATTEND CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE FEATURE AT
THE MARION TONIGHT.
Believed That Getting In Touch With
National Directors viii Open Way
to Help For Hot Springs.

President George Callahan of the
Chamber of Commerce of this city,
Secretary Earnest Latta, National
Counselor Judge C. T. Gotham, John
G. Higgins, DR.. V. IL. Hallman, Judge
o. II. Sumpter, f. l.. Hewlett, l.. E.
Sawyer, DR.. w. o. Forbes and others
will leave today for Little Rock as
representatives of the Hot Springs
Chamber of Commerce to meet the
Little Rock organization and assist in
the entertainment of the national di-
rectors of the national orgaization
which takes place at the Marion hotel
in Little Rock tonight.
L. E. Sawyer has been resignated
as the spokesman Tor the Hot Springs
delegation at the luncheon and has
been given place on the program. The
visit to the national delegates to tho
south is not pleasure Junket but is a
mission of looking over the business
conditions in the south, studying the
needs, and preparing to be advised
when conditions here are brought be-
fore the national congress for atten-
ton. The national organization Is
much interested in the Development
Of the south, particularly now when
the European situation is as it Is,
and when investments OF the east and
north will be looking to the south for
proper places to make safe invest
ments.
1t is believed that the Hot Springs
delegation can interest the national
directors in this national resort to
the extent that they will help before
the next congressional session when
the matter of appropriation for gov
eminent improvement is taken up
here.
Assistant Secretary Stotts leaves
early this morning to be present at a
morning business session to be held
/ by the Representatives of the Cham
bers of Commerce of the state
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ENGLISH SUSPECT DEPoRTED

Boston Oct. 23-Federal immigra
ton agents in Chicago, Los Angeles
and San Francisco were tonight or
dered to begin an investigation to de
termine whether Fred A. Taylor, de
ported from England on charge OF
having maps and secret information
in his possession, should be allowed
to land here as a citizen of this coun-
try.
Taylor. who arrived today from
Glasgow, told the immigration a.,
thorities that while in England an
Austrian fellow traveller handed him
bag to guard for few minutes.
Taylor said that as he stood by the
bag he was seized by English officers.
Taylor had no proofs today of his
citizenship. He claimed to have lived
in San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Chicago, where he was a shoe sales.
man.
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SECRETARY REDFlELD SPEAKS

Broston. Mass, Oct. 23.-Replying
to criticisms of the tariff by republi-
can orators. Secretary Redfield Of the
department of commerce. told his
hearers at a democratic rally here to
night that the business depression
was not at all due to the tariff bill
but to the withdrawal of funds TO
Europe.
Two years ago. he said, europe
began to pull the strings on all in
debtedness to her, and European
banks rolled up a surplus of $3.50, GOO
600 for the rainy day that has now
come. The whole world began to feel
the depression. We were able to pay
and we suffered less than others.
Brazil, with the highest tariff on
earth, suffered terribly"
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Mrs. Williams wore grey crepe
meteor.
Mrs. Wootton was becomingly
gowned In brown.
Mrs. Walter Little was handsome in
black messaline.
Mrs. Sclnek, who is a bride of a
few weeks was lovely in a deep
cream satin.
Those enjoying the festiyity were,
in addition to the hosts and honorees,
the following well known people. Mr..
Asa Oracle, Mr. St George Cordell
and Mrs. W. A. Radcliffe of Little
Rock who are house guests of Mr..
and Mrs Wilmington. Other out-of-
town guests were Mr.. Ashley Hunton
and Miss OlConnor of New York.
The local society set was repre-
scented by Misses Alton Williams,
Elizabeth and Mary Martin, Louise
Horner, Frances Eisele, Helen Bah
cock, Bonnie Lemly, Roberta Ken
EeGy; Messrs. Hartley Wootton. san
ley Lee. Myron Town end, Tom Mar
tin, Birkctt William, Vernon Din
wIGdie, left Lambert, Carl Westc 1T,
Garnett Eisele, Ommo Wilson, Gil
bert Wootten; DIR and Mrs. w. t,
Wootton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schneck, Mr..
and Mrs. James Stallcup, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Dake, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. George Leatn-
erman, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs, w. S. Pierson.
c. o. Eveland has returned from a
visit of two weeks to friends in Texas.
Mr. E. r. and o. l.. Vanlandingham
are entertaining their mother and
brother, of Monroe City, Mo.
Judge O. II. Subpter went to Little
Rock this morning on legal business
and incidentally will attend the Cham
Der of Commerce luncheon this even
ing at which the national directors of
the national organization are guests OF
Little Rock.
Mrs. Floyd Hooker nith and moth
er, Mrs Harvey. OF Benton, are Wis
iting Mrs. j. G. Dowdy on Pleasant
street,
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