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acinths, violets and narcissi.

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The players progressed, Mrs. En-
met McNulty making top score, for
which she received a couple of square
Japanese plates, and Miss Lincoln was
presented a brown willow basket fill
ed with jonquils, and on the long han
die were tied two fluffy bows of yell
low tulle.
after the game, a salad course, fol-
lowed by an ice, served in miniature
earthen flower pots, busted over the
top with chocolate to represents the
soil out of which grew a jonquil
Invited to meet Miss Lincoln were
Mesdames W.,D. Moreland, J. E. High
tower, Eugene Hill, Leon Dure, of Ma
con; Ed Sheffield, w. A Dodson, Tay-
lor Lewis, Henry Lanier, Barlow Coun-
Gil, Emmett McNulty, Edgar Ship. H.
B. Allen, Alfred Newell, of Atlanta;
JEFF Davis, OF Taccoa; Macon Dudley,
w. J. Jossey, Thomas Hooks. Sr., Al
len Hill, c. J. White, l. B. Small Frank
Lanier, Howell simmons, c. A Fvlck-
er, Ernest Statham, James Davenport
and Tom Harrold; Misses Matte
Lewis Dodson, Lynn and ReheccS Ma
this, Gertrude Jossey. Martha &ad
Elizabeth Cobb, CalIie Bell. Emma
May Borum and Fannie May wjl,ltord
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
70 MRS LEON DURE

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Dure.
Of Macon, was the honor guest at a
lovely party given by Mrs. Taylor
Lewis at her apartments on College
street.
1t was Valentine party with the
decorations in red and white and the
same scheme employed in the details
Of the refreshments. Red carnations
and white hyacinths and narcissi made
the rooms very attractive.
A dainty pin cushion embroidery in
hearts and wreaths was given as the
prize for top score, while the guest Of
honor was presented pair of pink
Niagara Maid" hose, hand embroid-
cred in blue.
After the game refreshments in
three courses were served. A del.-
cious fruit compete was followed by
hot course. The ices had a center
of red hearts.
Those present were Mrs. Dure, Mrs.
Charles Council, Mrs. w. D. Moreland,
Mrs. Eugene Hill, Mrs. Tom Hooks,
Mrs. w. W. Dykes, Mrs Henry Lanie",
Miss Martha Wheatley, Miss Maybele
Hawkins, Misses Sarah and Martha
Cobb, Mrs. Allen Hill, Mrs. Henry
Johnson, Miss Elinor Lincoln, Mrs.
James Davenport, Mrs. T. b. Hooks,
Jr., Mrs. VIII Dodson and Mrs. Brown
Small.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
PRACTICE CLUB

The Friday Afternoon Practice club
was delightfully."- entertained the past
week by Miss Martha Cobb at her home
on Lee street
The tables were placed in the par
lor, which was very attractively deco
rated with hyacinths and jonquils.
The prize for top score was a cor
sage of exquisite Princess violets
grown by the hostess.
Iced grapefruit and cake were sery
ed after the game
Those playing were Misses Maybelle
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
VISITORS AT THE
DINNER-DANCE

Among the attractive visitors seen
at the dinner-dance at the Country
club on Tuesday evening were Mrs.
Alfred Newell, of Atlanta, and Mrs. jeff
Davis, of Toccoa, the guests of Mrs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
TO MISS ELIN0R
LINCOLN

In compliment to her guest, Miss
Elinor Lincoln, of Detroit, Mrs. Henry
Johnson gave one of the largest am
most beautiful parties of the season
on Thursday morning.
The tables for auction were placed
in the parlor, living room and dining
room, thrown together and fairly
abloom with quantities of jonquils, ny
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
GRAPE FRUIT CLUB

The Grape Fruit club net o1 Friday
morning with Mrs Henry Johnson ;.
her home on College street.
Three tables Of pl2yers szloyed the
game of auction. Mrs " J Josssg
receiving the prize for TOP score,
The regular members were limited
and asked to Ill Il were Miss Elinor
Lincoln, the house guest OF Mrs. John
son, and Mrs. Eugene Hill
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
BY MISS REBECCA MATHIS

Frank Harold; Mrs Leon Dure, of
Macon, with Mrs. Charles Council;
Mrs. Chloemily Freeman, of Albany,
with Mrs. Henry Lanier; Miss Jane
Harrison, of Columbus, with Miss Ma
RE Walker, and Mrs Minnie Strother
WeddeIl, of Columbus, with Mrs. Ed
Sheffield.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08

and Blanche Hawkins, Miss Annie Bal
ley, Mrs N. A Anderson, Of Albany;
Misses Lynn and Rebecca Mathis and
Miss Claude Mclaughlin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
PROGRAM OF W0MAN'S
LITERARY CLUB

February e.
Women of the Revolut1on-1da Tar
bell
Readings from the poems of Alice
and Phoebe Cary, and Mrs. Heamans.
Paper-Louisa M. Alcott.
Current Topics-The Homeless
Daughter
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rtioles for this page should be
ned or mailed Friday night to in
publication in following Sunday
err All articles for this page
md be sent to the society editor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08

The = imes-Recorder is glad to pub
l!sh engagements, announcements, ac-
counts of weddings, parties, celebra-
tons. social gatherings, social person
ais, etc. Phone 13.
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MATRONS' CLUB

In honor of her guest, Mrs. Leon
Dure, of Macon, Mrs. Charles Council
entertained the Matrons' club, also a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08

A grape fruit cocktail was served
after the game.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
MISS HOLLIS TO ENTERTAIN
FOR MRS. DURE

Miss Mildred Hollis has planned an
auction party for Monday afternoon N
honor of Mrs. Leon Dure, Of Macon,
who is being delightfully."- entertained
as the guest of Mrs. Charles Council
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-08
LUCIUS M'CLESKEY,

LUCIUS M'CLESKEY,
ESS
lretty affair of Tuesday afternoon
.iven by Mrs Lucius McCleskey at
ONE on Taylor street, when she
tanned two tables of auction.
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Continued on Page Nine.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24
Wanba fiunnfno.

Gan tuli ienraanana pdiwdnd,
FUN poliifit DIimat ebeaiiend iltana
nieneet poian pots.
Wield mt ell bdnen panbotsia
aimoisfaan tuo fambistama maifu'
tus, minfd iai Fun poliiiit folfutti
mat buoneen opeIIe, iosfo 'bdn ia
ainoa ~poitonia aiuipat = beibdn
fareeosia fdptSfIestddn, FUN be me
tipdt poian ipuoteestu 10 Iaabofiwot
pois.
geuronmano aomnpdipdnd fdfpi
bdn enRn aiemoIIa ia fitten polttF'
fomorisia, iosia ioi iieidd, etid pot
Pa ia bdnen totperinfa FIND rosmo
renfonsTa, iosio oil eiefpdnd idiene'
nd, isiuimot monsittuina. Wabti'
mestori foetti bdtppttdd bdnei pois.
Nifos.oifeubesIa ei pibeid fobtonf
Hslo, tporFnfin fun on epipmps
ommattrifo uiFsto, iotfa otpat ems
nenfIn cueet LATIN fdFieItdmdnd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

tehottaen TATTOO. Gartummeban fen
taon enuen bdnen mnimiinfa ia fu.
ntn9asteu f~uninfaan iuureue afiaue
ldboemwse. @tamdn tp5td ie on Ipps
laulunfin fatfuesia.
Spfign Ieulu Min bella on. Sp-
BON IaaIuoen ipffpn tuuIi meridsid
laulelee. Sstipn lanlun lathe Min bill
iaa rirtttaS, ipfinn IouIun ibmislap.
i nitn fpSdmeStddn lauIaa. Sumo
Ian iaifain iuureen ie oiettumaan tut
Jun. Gilioa meStarin eteen r~ufoufIin.
9tliaa Nestarin iolfain iuureen ia
noo tuttien. 6iIiaa Westarin i%aIfoin
ddreen ustou,iena mdbdsid, ustoai.
lena iuuressa.
Spettapa on ipfipn tuuIi, iptipn
lathe. Se tertoo. ettd fatftt tddad
pnbtee fatu fuftipa aamun futtd,
iofa 10 ebtooua fuinettuu ia leita,
toan poiS. &c fertoo. ettd ferran
patience mae ia taipas, eitd niiud
Fiaa ole misfddn. Se tumao buf
fumota maota ia totmasta. Wutto
iptipa oras fuistii: tdmdn iaIteen
unf moo 10 iatpos. ioisIa SumoIo
aiuu rafennetaon.
ysidmd! ppfabbp IpfIpn pdipd'
nd SumoIan eteen ia fuunteIe, mitd
9dnen Senfenfd fen fouita finule
pubuu. u. Sic.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24
Wonbus idi istumoan penfiue OF

WanbuS idi iStumaan penfiue OF
feuS.Ialin ulfopuoIeue - idi iStu,
maan, jamaican Ianomotta, fppnei.
ten pieriesfd iImistddn. 6dn ei pu,
mdrtdnpt tdstd foifeSto muuta tuin
ettd poIiifi oil pienpt pois bdnen
poitania - ct mpSsfddn pmmdrtd
MT ettei pobiiinestart .arfoittauut
totta. fuiiuesiaan bdnet obotusbuo'
n~eeieen, ~iotta iaifi fobbata poitaan'
ia-,- ioaa pdlin idmd bGneu ndte
md,tddn tptetiin foppiinIa.
Cen idIfeen on bdn oaut fiela iota
pdimd. Rum bdn on iiistinpt Font
toribuoneen, ionfa pubtaanopito iuo
bdneae niutan eIatutIenia, fulfee
bdn marmoin asfeIin ponban fulu.
neen fdptdmdn plt poifaueen penftae
oifeuSIolin u~ltopuoIelIe. poian afa
on 10 aitoia Ftten pGdtettp; ban is'
tuu maon ia obottaa uomiotaan.
ga diti Ell ioa ndbbd bdntd, ennen
fuin bdn parin muoben fuIuttua
pddiee furitusbuoneesta.
@rddnd pdimdnd %toriofi oiesIori
poiaIe festuSielun dibin fonsia.
Wmtta manfi mastofi: 81, olen
mieluummin fuuIematta ia ndfemdt
til bdnen Ioarnoiaon ia fppnelei'
tddn."
ga bdn idi ranbaon. Gimdt BEN
nonneet ndpttdd bdnen ndIinpttd'
mdtt5mppttddn dibiue, eifd bdneue
ole ferrottu poian mastousta.
6dn iotfoa field fdpntiddn pdimd
pdimdn idIfeen = iofa ainoano
pdiwdnd.
Sstuu ia obottaa tunti tunntn idl'
feen, toitpoen ettd poifa futtenfin
ionain pdiwdnd miebddn bdnen
obiteen, iotto faifi ndbbd ebes not
Iobbuffen bdnestd, fuisfata ebes ia
noIen bdneue, eta bdn, dittnfd fpud
pitaa bdnet masiaan, Fun bdn idueen
pddiee wopaofH
|"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24
Syksyn laaIu.

Sptip on tuuut. SpmGsteiddn
tet6linnnt otpat beittdneet. Qaumaffi
poiS rientdndt. Wle tGnne iddmme
moin. Suonio 10 hiIioa IpfIsSn pm.
teutuu. aeuastuu foitpun Iebti, fuib.
tnu maan futto, tpbienee mamie
ben peIto. &aiti tertoo fotoopaiiuu.
besta.
Jtiin - tuli tooien iptip. ger eId-
mdmme muofien fpfipistd ndbenee.
81 Ie poIaia, Ell foniaan iGnne unbeI.
Ieen Toosum. Wofanan aiatufIen ie
tuueSiaaa tue. WtimeinenfI eIdmd-
mt ipfipistd2 Soto eIon 6erra Cor
ino?
Surmifa IptIpn IanIufo on?
81 iuruinen fpfipn IouIu ole. GId
mdn ipaloaftn Find On. Sifipd tot
mein ipfind fobben fuIiemme. 5pD
mieli meibdt Ipfipn pdipdnd moItoa.
Glonforiaaian efimertfi meibin mat
futtao. SumaIon painiolIa ieiioo
Rristus ionoen: .GIoa on poIion =
=. Nostafaot fImdnne Ia f~otIofao
miien elowoiniot maaIenepat. eIon
alta on tuIIut.1
RiireiId on tpb mainioua. 2tt
reiia iddndfin. peIashisfonioIto
uupuu moni. 81 ndp Rtd ia Ftd nuor.
to, ei fitd ia Rita tp~onbusto. GtFidd,
paliueIutien tielIe ontoutumda obote.
ioon... Weibdn iouffoomme SumoIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

'SuntaIonpaInelufIia iu horiausbet.
Pa Aeb.cb la 6orboriefd, 3.
lotafuula:
Sorstairc l n:n6 Flo AS III.
Spnnuntoina 4 p:nd Flo 10 op. ia
clio z III.
2eStimiittonc z p:nd Flo hS III.
Sorstaina Is p:nd Flo puoii 8 III.
Sunnnntoira 10 p:n6 Flo 10 op.
ia Flo z Ill
0eSfipiitfona 81 p.nd tIo puoIi
s Ill.
Tcrstaino 90 p:nd Flo puoIi 3 III.
SumoIanpalpeIutFia ia bortausb bet.
fid S,irportisio, 8. Iofotuuuo:
9orsiaina 8 p:nd f!o puoli = i'll.
periantnino 9 p:ud Flo puoIi 8 III.
Communication III p:nd Flo 10 ap.
ia Flo z ID.
9orsiaina % p:nd Flo puoIi = ia
periantaina % p:nd Flo puoli 8 III.
Sunnuntaina % p:nd Flo 10 op.
ia Flo z III faffi piimeff moinittuo
ripiu ia 3 p. ebt. fansIo.
Spnpneet Ia fosietut.
aanioloistemme Sobon ia Gblo
2ubban poifa Nrmib Gnselbert, ipni.
Sairportisfa. .. beindf. 20 p:nd,
eIot. 20 p:nd.
0anioIoistemme Matii ia Qoiio
Srf'n Socobionin iptdr Wortto Sis
nc, ipnt. Yoinssp,uesId, .. fefdt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

Oscar Oman, Nasel. Wash.
Peter Karinen, Lake Norden, 8. Da k.
Henry R0nni, Wakefield, Mich.
Mrs. Val. Sippola, Bessemer, Mich.
John Anttila, Maple, Wis.
K. P. Kaartinen, Berkeley. Cal.
Andrew Arc, Brainerd, MINI.
J. F. Jackson, Iron Belt, Wis.
lG. Pikki, Waino, Wis.
Hilda Johnson, Mccall, Idaho.
Victor Maxi, Kalavala, MINI.
Nestor Maxi, Mohawk, Mich.
John Maxi, Embarras, MINI.
John Laspa, Van Buskirk, Wis.
J. P. Matala, Virginia, Mimi.
John Winter, Fairbanks, Mimi.
J. Hill, Gilbert, MINI.
John Wirtanen, Frazee, MINI.
Loviisa Vita, Sandy, MINI.
M. N. Westerback, Brocket, N. D.
Jacob Jampsa, Frontier, Wyo.
Isak Maxi, Oakley, Wyo.
Isak Lindala, Annandale, MINI.
Maria Westergord, New Rochelle
N. Y.
E. Turppa, Lewiston, Mich.
Ida Hendrickson, Baltic, Mich.
Matti Nixon, Palo, MINI.
David Salminen, Fairport Harbor,
Ohio.
J. Krankkala, Eben Junction, Mich.
Matti Mustamaa, New Finland,
Sask., Can.
Ida Rantala, Cleveland, Ohio.
John Laiti, Marengo, Wis.
Sam Pelto, Mellen, Wis.
Andrew Paakkonen, Nashwauk,
MINI.
Jaakko Pouttu, Amasa, Mich.
e. Westerback, Kettle River, Mimi
Chas. Mattson, Van Etten, N. Y.
Hiskias johnson, Tamarack, MINI,
Hjalmar Hill, Plummer, MINI.
Mrs. Anna Walkama, Jersey City
N. j.
Olga Ilmonen, New York City, N. Y.
Efraim Peura, Finlayson, MINI.
Anti Hassel, matkoilla.
Matti Hirvi, matkoilla.
Paitsi yllamainittuia ovat kirkko'
human papit ia heidan asettaman.
sa asiamiehet valtuutettuia toimi.
maan lehtemme asioilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

ban Ia tuoie, min 1e lod DDDett m
mdff, mutta Jos ie tuoIee, Min ie
tuottoa palion bebeImdd. Sob. IL:
"a. .Rafas pstdmd! Onto Seefus
faanut mstdd fnun I~mofienIa2 Miwan
iparmaa on bdn monta fertaa 70
ettanut; mutta onto fe bdnelle onnis.
tunut? uIein on ban rolfuttanmt H.
bdmmen omeae. mutta oleifo aipon.
nut bdneue!? Snto aristus tulu'
eldmdTt mdlttdmdti6mppbetfi, mir
eta find ct moi eIdd iIman Iominto
armoa? Sleteo find Ianomattomir
buotautin etiinut bdntd! Tiin teti
Wtaria, fun bdn ieiioi tpbidn baubai
ddresf& ia it'll; min oil opetuSIasten
laita, FUN be iuripat, Fun Serra oil
poiSia, mutta tulipat iloiifFi, Fun
taaien bdnen ndtimdt. Sabi etfittS
find mieId %onneafi ia iIoaIi maaiI
masia? Sos min on, muista Iiuotn,
ettd maailma fatoaa bimoinenia, l
Sob. 2: II, ia find fen mufana. Si-
nun tdptpp iofo ola Seeiufien fame.
ia tabi bdntd pastaan. 9uuf. IL:
%. Witddn mdIitietd Ell Iopbp. Wut
to, Fun find oIet maIittu autuuteen.
81. 1: 4, mtnfdtdbben talbot maliio
fabotufien!s
Wutta, ianot find, mistd MIND
woin tietdd,ssettd SeeIus on minun-s
Elm amtmaafii tebnpt, minuu. iofa o.
len min tSpnnd epdustoa, Ipntid ia
iaastaiiuutta, mtnun, iona or paba
ia turmeltunut ipbdn, iofa rofaStaa
ipntid ia maailmaa ia eaitfen, mitG
maailmasia on! Onto 'fe mabbolis
to, ettd SeeiuS rafastaa minua 10
tabtoo tebbd minun autuaatT? Ntin,
sSumaIa olfoon fiitettp ia pIistettp:
Siud buomaa, ettD find ole fastettu,
etfD find ole fasteeSia pdduefi pufe.
nut 0~ristufIen. Sal. 3: 81. GtfD
ole ebtooqiiesfa nauttinut 3ristutien
ruumiin ia peren! GttD ole %Iaanut
ppbdd 9ented uston iaarnan faut.
to-; etfD &riStuS ole epanfeliumiS5o
maalattu filmdiii eteen ristiinnaulit.
tuna? Sal. 3: 1-2. Snpa tobeIIa.
Fin! Minfdtdbben Ills talbot Iultea
itiefi pois! Seeius on Iabioittanut
finuue ianasIa ia iaframenteisia ar
mon, anteeffiantamufien, nanburs.
fauben, IapIioiteuben ia perintDoian
Sumalan luona - ilmaiieffi - Ill
ma rabaa ia ilman binta." Sta mas
taan Ia ole i~Ioinen; omista itieueii
pma autuutefi. 49, r,,
2uitenfaan ct maailmaa moi mi
tddn Min maifeasti uSfoa fuin it'd,
ettd meiad On ppbd 9enfi ia 10 tddI
Ia olemme autuaita neren peruStuf'
Iela. Wutta Fun meib6n iulee fdr'
I'D, fantaa riStid Ia tunnustaa us
Too, fiuoin on tuIenn ndtpmiin iefd
5ofeane, uSfottomaue maailmaue =
Jos ie muutoin tabtoo ndbbd - ia
itIeneifin, ettd me fuitenfin tunnuS.
famine !9erran mined Ia bdnen ia
mania, mutta buomaa, ct mumtoin
fuin ppbdn 6ensen moimasta. See.
Jus fantoi riStinfd. Wleibdnfin tulee
fantaa riStdmme. !6dn meni tdrf-
miIen, f%uoIeman, bauoan ia beIneiin
fautta iianfaiffiieen firftouteen. 9s.
tdm6t, Ieuratfaamme bdntd tdud Ear.
Hmpsten tieQd. Wutta did pelfdd,
ind Fun inuIa on Seeius fimunaF,
FUN find fuuntelet bdnen ianoiania
ia bdnen 9enfenfd finua iobbottoa,
Ell inua ole iaoin mifddn paba Fob
tonma. Wuista JeeTufien ianoia:
Nsinmn Iampaoni fuulemat ddntdni.
ia mind tinnen ne, ia ne iemraanat
minma. Sob. 10: 81. Gn5in lpbpt
alta fantaa ristid tddud ia. rfdrfid
bdnen fanSIanIa", mutta fitten Fam
toa frunnua ia moitonpaImua fieud
faifen iionfoiftiiuuben. Sdmd on
SumoIan lasten autmas ola.
q. 8. 6.
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PaikkakunnaIta.

Clifo uifein? Grds f~aniaIai'
femme Gripin fpldsid. iofa fania.
laistenIa f%uoioltIeIa amustufisn a
fieud OF foboutunut huomaiuimpnan
pirfaan, ndfee orpoueen Iopttpatfi
metdd manbimman paiffafuntcl ai.
fen, mpDsfin fanialaiiemme, oiteu.
teen iopimattoman fielen fdpttd mis
Iestd bdnen pIbdiippttddn tobtoau.
Soufto S%esIiepiuen poitanultfoit
oil ipptteen alaiIefF ioutuneen Fem.
ialaiiemme talon porttn ebusto qa
oletpaan ftpeen piirrelpt fopimattos
mia ~ianoia, iotfa ndpttipdt ubfeuf.
fiIta bdnen TiImisidau pd%afauotupi.
oineen. Edstd oil bdn fitte mennpt
Ippttdm6Gu ebe0dmainittua arnon
nuorutatsta, iota naStaan Hence
entuubestaan iostofin fdptDfiestadn
epGIuuIo fpntpnnt GdmG oil fpa6
rieos, mutta oItiban tuon poinut
pucremparo porhemmoHepn n
teefii antaa. Ututta nuorempt bahstt
fpanbemmon oifeuteen, iosia niimea-
mainittu lat fdrfid nDprpptpfien. -
Wuuten nuoremmaue tpeIielle Iienee
tdsId paitaIaan muistattao, ettd ia
man fobtalon oloiieffi oIifi bdn iotu
aifa fite poinut iontua iopimatto'
man firieen IdbettdmiIestd postin;
%foutto, Jos tirieen iooiu oIiIt merss
teupt minimum bdnfin hoanbemp6d
peliednid fo5toon 3ui:enfin Ie iout,
TO, iota ban FIND f~irieesIaan bal.
fpetFi il iosta eroo taboo, on bdn-
I'd eteenpdtn ipienpt. Sopifban it'd
ola mites m%uuIoinfin fuin oinooS.
taan fiuoin fuin faniaIaistcnIa darid
talastaa.
Sdnd Ell ole to rtoiieitu bnIpentoa
nuorempao peliedmme eifd NON.
bempaofaan %ippttDmdti pestd, on
atnoaStaan toboottu m~uiStnttaa
olatfi melpouiiuubesta antceti,ons
ioon, marfinfiu fuin nuorempi melt
iamoin fuin no%anbempifin ofoat tris.
tiuiIppttd tunnustomia ibmiIiG joi.
ben tulii neIitnd fdrfd toistenSa
b%eiffoufFia ia rioffi ientdbben fnin
pditpdleboen paiftofuntom me uufis.
oTostosIu mieIestdmme pfFpuoIi5estt
ipptetiin poe toista bentiIDd.
MugnSt RiniaIan fmomaIoinen
rddtdIiliife, 217 IS. aurora tabuua
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24
ASiamies luettelO.

Mikko Lamsa, Fitchburg, Mass.
M. Hemming, Whitemout, Man.
Canada.
Milo Wanska, Chatham, Mich.
John Mattson, Tripoli, Wis.
Matti Lampi, Roberts, Mont.
Otto Raatikainen, Troy, N. III.
Matti Laakso, Beechwood, Mich.
n. 0. SINH, Reedley, Cal,
Chas. Mattson, Brandon, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

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rten fansia. pe nimita,p6t bdutd
vmuusmo manbufietf" ia n~pDfapHd.
mat bdnele iofa terran fun bdn tn.
lee Fnne. Wormoon menot be foi.
poamaon bdntd fund pdimdnd, iol.
loin bdn ct endd tnie.
Wummo tpnnbus rauffd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24
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3. Wiettinen,
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-09

chested, weak appearing, he looked
joke, and whipped them as fast as
they came until he reached the top.
Jack Root was another of that
type. He did not like fighting. He
wanted to make money. He out
thought every opponent he ever met,
save Tommy Ryan, who was great
er boxer and as clever man.
There are other instances of the
same kind of development of title
holders, and Gilmore's experiment
with himself may produce another
champion-an that quickly
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-09
GILMORE, DEPENDING MORE ON BRAINS THAN
Drawn, OUT FOR WELTER TITLE

Jim Corbett was another who de-
iberately set out to make himself
champion, because he thought he had
more brains than others.
Eddie Santry, once champion,
was the same kind of boxer. He went
in for boxing, because he was threat
ened with tuberculosis. He worked in
gymnasiums with fighters, watched
their battles, saw that really clever
boxer, with a brain, could beat boxers
who did not think. Slender, weak
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-09
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON.


Fred Gilmore, fighter, fight man
ager, son of Harry Gilmore, the vet
eran trainer and manager of fighters,
is coming back. Young Gilmore's ex-
pertinent with himself is one of the
most interesting developments in ring
history of years. Let it not be sur
prise if Fred Gilmore is Welterweight
champion of the world inside of the
next year.
If Gilmore succeeds in his expert
ment and attains the championship to
which he aspires, it will not surprise
me to have him go straight to the
front and hold the title.
Fred, Gilmore was trained as box
er from babyhood. He threatened to
go into the front ranks of the feathers
before he was Is years old. He fought
a dozen or more battles, then decided
to retire from the ring and devote his
time to managing other fighters. Now
he has decided to come back, and,
after hard preliminary training, is at
work in the gymnasium getting ready
to meet the best of his class at al
pounds, ringside, or four hours be-
fore.
1t may look like foolish move, but
it is not Fred was trained under his
fathers direction. Harry Gilmore is
one of the old school of fight devel-
Opers.
Fred developed into one of the clev-
crest gymnasium fighters in the
country. He was fast, clever, shifty.
In the gym he could hold his own or
do better, with champions. But when
he went into the ring he changed. He
did not seem to be able to untrack
himself He lost his stiffness and
cleverness and looked bad. Remem-
Der he was only kid The shouts
and the excitement upset him.
Gilmore knows he is smarter,
brainier and more experienced than
1C4 oh l. zfo
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-06
News From P"chman Chapel.

Special to The Herald and News.
Bachman Chapel, Feb. Our pas
tor, the Rev. Y. Won 4 Riser, preach
ed one Of his most eloquent sermons
as he generally does at his last regu"
lar service day at cur church
think I can truthfully say our little
church is doing a good work with pas
tor and people working together hand
in hand. A portion of our members.
along with our pastor, met a few days
ago at the church to beautify the
grounds in the way Of trimming up
trees and thinning trees cut where
they were so thick which does add
very much to the looks Of the grounds
for we have a beautiful site for a
church. And we should properly care
for it as best we can.
The members of Bachman Chapel
Grave Yard association are preparing
to erect nice new wire fencing around
the beautiful cemetery. The wire has
been purchased and HIS been deliver
ed on the ground which will make
a durable fencing. The association
will have a short meeting just after
service next Sabbath morning and
hope all those interested will be
present so the work can be pushed to
completion.
We have a lot Of sore arms down
this way and a few cases of small poX
though we are driving them out by
vaccinations Let every one be vacci-
mated so we can stamp the disease out
Member.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-06

If, as all physicians say, vaccina-
ton is a preventive Of small pox, the
question naturally arises why does
not the board of health enforce COM
pulsory vaccination. There are a
number of cases in the town Of New
berry and in No. township only in
the last issue of the paper an election
was called off on account of the prev
alence of small pox. What are boards
of health for any way? Why not en-
force vaccination instead of saying to
the people that they may be vaccinat-
ed and thus prevent small pox but if
they do not the responsibility rests
with them.