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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-09

Gifted with an sruditiOn in stage me.
cbanics far Csbove the ordinary come
dian OF today. Raymond Hitchcock.
with q sagscity that proves him a stu.
dent Of his public, succeeds In extract
Ing every ounce Of fun out OF any part
tes which he Is cast bu. IN The Beau
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
SCHOOL OF HOUSE
HOLD ECONOMICS

Special attention is directed to the
demonstrations to be made next week,
commencing Monday in the basement
Of the High School, instead of Cole
& NiXon's store as at first announced.
Everyday will be full of good ideas
for the housekeeper. On Thursday
the question box will be opened for
advice on all subjects. Prepare your
questions and hand them to Mrs. Fish
er, who has been appointed commit
tee of one to supervise this depart
ment of the work. 1t can ne made of
great interest.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
THE DEATH ANGEL
AGAIN VISITS HOME


lhc anger OF death again visited
the nome Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hcrbst
and took their oldest child and daugh-
ter, Miss Wllhelmena hatheryn
Hcrbst, whose death was caused by
a complication of diseases.
For more than year Miss Minnie
had been in poor health and three
weeks before she was confined to her
room she felt unusually well but on
the following Sunday morning, June
3lat, she became so I'll that It was
PLAIN to be seen that death would fol-
low sooner or later And during the
1--WE weeks or more of her illness she
would ut times suffer a great deal OF
pain but she always found comfort
In the words Of her Savior. to whom
Shr eIuhE SO closely
she, too, acknowledged that she
could not get well, and said she was
prepared and willing to meet her Saw
ior in Heaven, and sister VINO pre-
cccded her in death just 22 months,
and to whom she was 50 deeply at
tached.
All that loving hands could do was
done but to no avail. Minnle's time
had come and she must go. And on
| Thursday morning, July 9th, 1914, at
10 minutes of eleven O'Clock, she de.
parted this life. She was born April
18th, 1888, mt Pennington, Mo-. thus
making her % years. 2 months and
"a days Of 2ge.
Besides her broken hearted parents
she leaves an aged grandfather
Chas. Grotiohn, an Uncle, Henry
Grotiohn, an aged grandmother. Mrs,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
HOME MAX ERS CLUB

At the meeting Monday afternoon,
Mrs. W. NJ. Harlan gave an interest
ing talk on vegetables and their COM
binations with other food. Miss Ma
mie Guessing gave a number Of fine
recipes for cake, and a special re-
quest was made for n white cake rec
ipe, formerly published in the Times;
Whites Of six eggs, three quarters
cup Of butter, one cup sweet milk,
two cups granulated sugar, three
cups -four, three quarters cup Of corn
starch, mixed with two spoons Of bak-
ing powder. Flavor with almond.
Bake in loaf or layers.'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
HOME KEEPERS, ATTENTION!

When Miss Bah Bell gave her can
ming demonstration couple of weeks
ago, she was surprised at the small
audience. Surprise Miss Elizabeth
Naylor next week with a large audi
ence. These lectures will be of in
terest to housekeepers, present and
future, and will be given in the base
ment of the High School from 300
o'clock 10 500 o'clock each day, and
are absolutely free. Come every
body and bring your neighbors.
July 20, meats.
July q, bread making.
July %, fireless cooker demonstra-
tion.
July 23, k-what-you-will question
box.
July "a, home sanitation, nursing
the sick, care of infants, etc.
July 90, plain sewing and judging
of fabrics.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
LOCAL

A number of candidates Of out Of
town have been in the county seat
this week interviewing the voters.
Among those whom the Times man
happened to note were, l.. George
Williams, j. u. Poston, Eli b. Aubu-
chou, j W. Jones. James Moon,
Pearl Kcay and W. l.. Hoffman.
Mr. Walter Marlow and ncice, Miss
Ada Ellis of Fredericktown visited
"A few days in the j. +. Beard home
recently.
The Home Missionary Cocicty Of
the NJ. +. Church, South, will give an
lee Cream Supper on lawn of tclc-
phone exchange building July 30th,
Further notice next week.
FARMERS, if we have good rains
in the next 10 or II days YOU can
still SOW peas and millet. We have
plenty of them.--Farmington Mere.
Co.
Remember, we are making re-
ductiuns on all summer goods. They
must be closed out regardless of cost.
Come and see us.-Farmington Mere.
Co.
Miss Leana Cole entertained the
Sewing Club Tuesday afternoon. and
everybody reported delightful time,
Mr.. +. l.. Richards and daughter,
Ruby, Of Sikeston, also Mr.. Tifton
Stilwel, who is representing the
Johnston City Coal Co., of Chicago,
ILL.,, were guests at the home of the
formers brother, NJ. S. Richards, and
family Of this city recently.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
LOYAL ORDER or MOOSE

A ogdc of Moose was instituted in
Pennington Friday night. Juiy 10,
with large membership Of our lead
ing citizens. The following officers
were appointed: Past-Dictator, Dr.
G. A. Tctlcy; Dictator, b. II. Boyer;
Nivc-Dictator, Chas. 7. Wilson; Pre-
late, h. T. Gcntgcs; Orator, F. 4,
Bcuham; Treasurer, j. j. CroEc Sec
rotary, Geo. G. Tetley; Trustees,
Judge X. c. Weber, W. ByiHgton,
Chas Francisco; Sergeant at Arms
NJ. ]. Covington; Inner Guard, II. J,
kinneman; Outer Guard, l.. {. Rari-
den. The lodge was instituted by
National Director Gerald f. Gahan,
He was assisted by Louis ShclEc and
II. j. LeMack OF St. Louis and mem
bcrS from Bonnc Terrc lodge Of
Moose. The Loyal Order Of Moose
is not only the third largest but the
fastest growing Fraternaly Beneficial
order in the world. The Moose IS
not an insurance organization, but is
Social Fratcrnal and Benevolent
Society of men. Their cardinal yir-
tues are to aid the living as well as
to bury the dead and to inject sun
shine into the dark places Of life.
Their mission is to do good, and they
do it. The Moose was organized 20
years ago in Louisville, KY by a
prominent physician. DR.. John Hen
ry Wilson. The Moose in Farming
ton will soon go into new club home
where many social entertainments
may be enjoyed both by their mem
bcrs and their families. For any in
formation desired, pertaining to the
Moose Lodge, kindly see any of our
members or j. A. Conaway who is
the District Director Of the Moose in
Pennington.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

Thursday Court met pursuant to
adjournment with same officers pres
net as on yesterday lWcdD except
that Presiding Judge john Marshall
was absent on account OF sickness.
Associate Judge Thomas q. Mitchell
acted as presiding judge.
In the matter OF application petit
ton and bond OF NJ. ). Nargo Tor
dramshop license at Hiilto"n' grant
ed Tor SIX months. -,
In the matter Of school fund bond
and School tund mortgage Of
william !. q cannon two hundred
twenty-five dollars a222',oo) OUT OF
the capital iund OF the county school
Fund ON real estate security WIN n
personal bond as additional security
signed by himself as principal and
John Chapman and Aug. h"b as Sc
curitles.
Court orders Warrant issued pay
able to VIM. OBannon out OF the
County School Fund.
In the matter of Milton Parks, su-
pcryisor Of expenditures, settlement.
Case continued until July %. 1914.
In the matter OF Miller q Borcher-
ding, contractors, bond. Now comes
Miller & Borchcrdlng, contractors
for repair St. Francois River bridge
near DeLassus and Sand tree@ bridge
and file Their bond with the court
Said bond is in the penal sum Of one
thousand dollars tEl,OOOUol signed
by Miller Il BorchcrdmE rs principal
and r. l.. Miller and l.. EorcherdinE
as securities, which is by the court
approved.
In the matter Of +. r. Counts and
Oscar Murphy, contractors, bond.
Now comes +. +. Counts and Oscar
Murphy. contractors, for surtaclng
1900 feet Of Jay Dee and Hazel Run
Road with gravel, and file their bonds
in the penal sum Of one thousand dol
lars Isl 100000 signed by themselves
as principal and j. l.. Counts and Ja-
cob B. Murphy as securities. which is
by the court approved.
Warrants Issued
L. J. McKinnck, supplies County
lnfrmary, S7.25.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
CLAIMED ST. FRANCOIS
COUNTY HIS HOME
In His Will Making Disposition of
His Large Estatc-WidOw Given
Charge

Martin L. Clardy made his will on
July %, 1910 1t was Witnessed by
James +. Green and Henry G. Herbel.
A vein Of humor runs through the
document. 1t was scarce four years
ago, and at that time Mr.. Clardy eX-
pressed the hope that he would live
many years. The many years that
he had hoped would be his portion
were cut short, when on Sunday even
ing, July 9TH, his demise suddenly
came. The funeral was held July 7th,
in st Louis, and intermcnt made ac-
cording to the announcement in last
weeks Times.
One Of the noticeable statements
of the last testament Of Mr.. Clardy
is that he claimed that he resided on
~ temporarily in st. Louis, and that
he claimed St. Francois county as his
home; a fact worthy of more than
passing notice. Many times men who
attain to some high position forget
to name some large city or hlgh-toned
place as their permanent abode. Not
so with Mr.. Clardy-he preferred to
name st. Francois county a. ms home.
1t is not to be wondered at that he
had so many friends, and so many
people were ready to do his bidding.
Ii is said that he could go into COM
munity and set more people to ac-
ton carrying out some purpose than
any living man. There was magic
in his touch; there was stability ana
commanding character behind the
voice of Martin l. Clardy. 1t is not
to be wondered at that for ten years
he sat in the halls of our national Leg
islature as Democratic member
from the Thirteenth District OF MIS-
souri,. 1t is not strange that he be-
came a commanding figure at the as
scmblies of the Democratic hosts OF
the state and nation, and that his
counsel was sought. 1t is not with
out reason that he raised himself to
the position of one of the ablest coun-
selors at law at the Bar Of Justice III
this land. II is not strange at all
that he was the practical head Of one
of the biggest corporations OF the
United States. He was man among
men; yea more, leader of men; and
his leadership was all the time for
ward and upward.
Mr.. Clardy began mis- career as Con-
gressman in 1878, and for ten years
continued in that capacity. After
his retirement from Congress he en-
tered the service Of the Iron Mountain
Railway people as attorney, and IN
1895 became general attorney for the
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
roads. which position he held to fiVe
Years ago, when he was appointed
General solicitor and vice-president OF
the roads that he had been connected
with so long.
In his passing large estate is leit
in the hands Of his widow by the VIII
that was made some four years pre-
vious to his death. Just the amount
of the estate has not been MADE
known. The will provides that the
valued interests shall pass on to ms
children. who are: Chas. F.: Clardy'
and Pearl (Mrs. Gordon Friersonn)'
OF Jonesboro, Arkansas; Miss virgin
ia. of st. Louis; and Martin Linn Ciar-
DIV. Jr., of Pennington.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
McBRIEN CASE RESET

The John McBrien case has been
reset for August 18th next. In the
nearing that was given Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week before Judge
bearing of Potosi, the defense made
every effort possible, it would seem,
to secure change of venue, and when
this failed, being overruled by the
Judge, the defendant then "swore
Judge Dearing off the bench" Judge
Evans Of the Goth Judicial Circuit
has been called in to try the case
which is set for August 18th. Much
interest was manifest rs usual in the
trial, n large crowd being in town
both Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
UNITY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the
Unity District Bureau will be held at
Unity School House Friday evening,
July Gath, at 8 o'clock. The subject
for discussion will be Winter Pas
lures" Mr.. T. b. Chandler, Luther
Feezor and Mr.. William Shafer will
tell how TO seed, handle and manage
fall, winter and spring pastures SO
as to cut down our winter feed bills,
Everybody is welcome.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
TEMPORARILY FOUR
PAGES OF THE TIMES

The Times carries this week only
four pages. This is only temper
AIRY arrangement. We regret that a
number Of articles and some matter
sent in by some of our reporters has
been omitted. II was impossible to
get it all so condensed as to handle it
on just four pages. But it will not
be very long until the Times will he
back to the customary eight pages
and will handle even Il larger volume
of news than heretofore.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
SIKEsTON HAS FIRE

On July 9Th, week ago last Mon
day, Sikeston was visited by a rather
heavy fire. Kirby's Grocery, a sa-
loon, a barber shop and butcher
shop were destroyed. The buildings
were of frame construction and son
went up in smoke. The loss is var
iously estimated; but conservative
figures place it at $4,000.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN OPENS
Representative of Nawtcr- Chautau-
qua System Here Delivering Sea-
son Tickets and Starting
Publicity Campaign

Thwfrst advance representative OF
the Nawtcr Chautauqua System has
just visited our town, delivered the
season tickets to the local committee
and left some samples of outdoor
advertising.
The Nawtor Chautauqua System
people have always been great be-
levers in advertising and there is to
be no lct-down this year. Bulls eyes.
banners, streamcrs, flags. pennants
and other material will he freely used
and by opening day the town will
wear a gala dress in honor of the
coming Chautauqun assembly.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
FIRST NJ. f. CHURCH

Services for the week are rs fol
lows:
Sunday School $3.50 al m.
Preaching 1880 am. and S:00pm.
Epworth League 700 p. m.
Midweeks services SCOOP. m. Wed.
The pastors theme for the sermon
next Sunday morning is "A Personal
Providence" In the evening we join
the other churches in the union ser
vice on the lawn.
We invite the public toall Of our
services.
ARTHUR A. HALTER. Minister.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given, that the Tax
Books Of the City of Bennington, for
the year 1914, have been turned over
to me by the City Clerk, and that
will proceed to collect the taxes there
on. on and after the 3rd day of Au-
gust, 1914.
A. c. BOYD, Collector.
City of Pennington.
This July l3, 1911. Adv. 2G-3
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-07-17
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Mass at Pennington at $3.50.
Mass at Doe Run at 10 o'clock.
Half-hour services during tho
warm weather.
JOSEPH COLLINS, Pastor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

2ofo perbe mufano. 2anfa.
I%aisioban' pubietesia Mmeritasia
tunii erds perbeeniid SdnfimoItioisia,
ettei bdn poinut iddod fotiin naa.
purienia ldbtiesid ~fotoon. 6dnen
ptenet poitania lupaRpat poimienia
mufoon tebbd tpDtd ia auttaa ditid.
3umpoinentin tell tp1nid bptpin
2uu erds berra erddnd pdindnd III.
mettelt beibdn maamuofeaustaan,
ianoi toinen poiisto: rSid taisteIee,
MIND fainan ia..diti rutoiIee." 2ofo
perbe oil mufano.
CANON tulee Qua Iaita ben9e0i.
Tesla t%oisteIusIa Sumolan maItafun.
a puolesta. ger on tatsteIufen.
idnd, ioinen iefee ip6td bonftiofieen
pnroia ia foImos rutoiIee.
5aiSteIe, tee tp1td, rufoile Ia ole
usfontnen fiud potfoao ia FIND tot.
mesfn, mintd SumoIa on Fnuue
mddrdnnpt!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

- 2aitfifo? - Grds fauppias me
netti faiffi omaiiuutenia.
9dn meni f%otiania ion9en buoIes
tuneena.
rWifdS fnua moinao?" fpIpi I'D
mem maimonIa.
rOIen bami65n %ioutunut mics! .
len meneitdnpt faitfi4, buuoobti bdr
poinaen ~tdbsuaan otiaania.
r2aitfifo?" Ianoi bduen fpanbir
~poifania, roIenban mind tdSid".
rSa mind mpDsg, ianoi bdnen pie
nj tptt6ienid. rientden bdnen IuotIen'
ia fdarien tdtenid bdnen tauIaania.
yWinuo ct mpDsfddn ole menettd'
mt" buubabtt banen pieni Gbnor'
bin1a.
rSa finuua on mield tertpepteIi id.
leua", ianoi maimo.
ga fdbet. ioiuo MOTT tebod ipDtd",
iatfoi manbin lopIista. ria MIND tab.
bon auttaa finua".
r,Sa Iinuua on molemmot ialot,
ioiqa mott fdpeud ia ilmdt, ioiua
mott ndbbd", ianoi pittu @bparb.
rSa iinuaa on Sumalan lupautiet",
Ianoi nanha mummo.
rSa bpmd Sumola", iattoi banen
p%oimonio.
rSa taimas, ioune mott pddStd",
ionoi banen pitfu tpttdrenid.
rSa SeeiuS or mennpt eoead nal'
mistamoon finuae Fiaa". moi nan'
bin lop'tsta.
vSumolani auna minuue anteefIi!"
buubabti fauppias ratfeten itfemddn,
zen ole menettdnpt faitfea". ga bdn
rpbtpi robfeosti idIeen tpDsfenteIe'
md6n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

= 2ristianian piispa tpbiistd Cir
foiSta. Grds ianomalebben toimittas
ia on fdpnpt baastattelemasia 2ris.
tianian uutta piispaa Eanbbersid ia
fpipnpt bdnen mielipibettddn ipistd,
iotfa omat aibeuttaneet tapattoman
fireonfdpnnin mdbenemiien Norias'
Ia.
DIeiiend ippnd mainitiee piispa
fen, etta Norian fania on tdtd nptpd
benfiien tpeltostumiien tilasfa, iofa
IpD leimania taifi0e aloiue. 9enfis'
ten armpien pmmdrtdminen fdp fait
fiaua aaltomaifesti nousten Ia lass
Elem. Norian fania on tdtd npfDd
aauon pobiasia.
@ritpifind ipind fitffoien tpbidfii
iddmiieen mainitiee piispa fifteen:
u faunofiriani iuuben, iofa olfaen
9iDrnionista ia Sbienistd, on tebnpt
Iuurta iuboa maoue; y urbeilupim'
man, iofa metdd muoriion ppbdin
faiftioue m,uaue patti firttpon; 3
teatterit, ioisia nptpddu eIitetddn
buonoia fappoleita. Samoin fuin
mefpiiora moi faipda fauion on.
tofIl, iamoin moni npfpiFistd teatte'
ritappaIeisto; ~ ianomalebotstD, TO-
Ia ptispan mieIestd NoriaSia len.
tGdn on felpoloiqa forfeammaua
~taioIa ia firffoa fobtaan iuopeampi
fuin ulfomaiua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

fanIa onnistumiIefii, ilmoittelemaua
ymdristDIdifille bdnen p~oitfatun'
niuemme taloaioistaan, iefd mur'
tenfin tebben moitapamme, ettd bd'
men pitdmdnid fofoufiet tultitmat
onniStumaan. Warinfin ftrttofun'
tamme pappeia pppbettdifiin aItan
bpmdfIi toimimaan.' Setd beta,
ettd faittia muitafin aiianbarrasta.
iia pppbetadu mpbs. miimeistddn
tdman fuun acknowledgements
teen pdimdan m~ennesid, ilmoitto
maan, iosfo ia miuoin, baluapat
past. Wuorta pniffafunnaueen.
9dmd oIiIi aTianomaiieue iuurefIi
bpDbpfIi, banen Iaatiesia %matfaiuun'
nitelmaanIa
nsfomme, ettd past. Wmoren
aiiotuSta mateasta fottuifi iuurto
Hunausta firtfofunnouemme, Jos
eaifti maan teemme moitamamme
fen onnistumiIeffi. &dnenfannutta'
iamme, Muttaia, toipoo bdnen tot
mintania amuua Iaapania taloubel
liIet atlanta parempaan funtoon
ia mpDsfin firffofuntamme ulfonai
nen idriestps toimottatpastt palior
paraniii.
pienefIi fiis Ell oliTi artpoStelta
ma afian Ftdfadn puolta, mutta en-
men faiffea, Smmalontpaltafunna
Iemittdmiien tp1 on NATHAN pddtar
foitus, ia pep file Sumalalta iiu
nausta ppptdfddmme!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
KaikiIIe %buotnattapaa!

2uten firtfofuntomme eiimiebsn,
past. q Wuoren firtoiiufIesta nd
emme. oitoo ban ldb.ed iaarna'
motfoiHe faniaIaiiiemme fesfuu,een.
toimittaafIeen iomalla firtfofuntam
me aiioilla. Sofoinen fdiittda belpos
II, ettd moinittu toimenpioe poatii
bdneltd poIion observation-disclosures Ia
barraStusta pbteiitin oiinihtmme ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tp6bDn. Sit'
4 FAMINE ollo SumoIoae fiitolIiiet
ftitd. Samolla on meibdn ipeIpoI
lIuute futtn poiffofunnaqom.
mn, isbbd moitotpomme ,bdnen mat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
New York Mills, MINI.

Ev. Luth. itsen Kansallisseura-
kunnalla oil vuosikokous t. k. 8 d.
Kokous alkoi past. M. Anttosen
pitamalla rukouksella. Senjalkeen
toimittaia ]. w. Lahde alkoi joh-
taa kokousta: Valittiin virkakun-
ia: Esimieheksi toimittaja J. w.
Lahde, varaesim. past. j, Nissila,
kirjuriksi kiriapinoliikkeen omist.
f. Nylund, rahastonh. maanvilj. J.
Ketomaki, johtokuntaan entisten
lisaksi maanvili. E. Erickson ia
liikemies Olof Pajari Kannatuk-
sen keraaiiksi tulivat E, Erickson,
T. Poti ia s. Kohtanen. Kirkon-
hoitaiaksi J. Keiteri. \
Paatettiin my0s yhtya siihen
seurakunta piiriin ioka Wine svk-
syna perustettiin, paat0s oil yksi-
mielinen. Sen ialkeen mentiin
kahville past. M. Anttosen luo.
Herra antakoon siunauksensa
seurakunta tyolle taalla, seka vol
maa ~tayttamaan niita paatoksia
joita kokouksessa tehtiin.
Taalla vierailee nykyaan maan-
viljelija M. Karhula, Randallista,
N. Carlson, Craskysta ia A. Arc
Brainardista.
Past. M. Anttosen rippikoulu
lapsilla oil Observation-Disclosures
t. k 12p. Jospa lapset olisivat
k%atkeneet sydammiinsa ne sanat
joita heille puhuttiin.
Ilmat alkavat ola nyt 10 lam
poisia, plan paasevat maanviljeliat
peltot0ihin.
Nuori
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

- Ifiamiebiuemme ia muiue, iotfa
opot tiIunneet pddEdis'S loa, ppp'
bdmme Observation-Disclosures buomout,
taa, eta tiIittdilimdt mppmdnfd Ieb'
bet ia Idbettdifipdt idIele iddneet ta'
taiin mttd pitemmin, ippstd ettd
noiiimme ldbettdd Iebted Mile, iotfa
fitd pield baluawot, Tiud firiapat'
noStamme pmat Iebbet 10 Ioppuun
mpptp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

EoimitufIeemme on Melfen &c
2unbbece ldbettdnpt ndptteetIi aiStit'
faau, fumitetun wibfoien mGunarb
line. iofa ielitelee mainitun linian
laimoien fulfumuoroia, matfustaiisn
mufamuuefia linian Iatpoiaa, y. m.
2aiffien, iotfa aiattelemat matfustaa
EUROPEAN tai futiua omaiiiaan fieltd
tdnne, iopii ppptdd Nielien &c 4unb'
beet ltd mainittua firiasta, Fad ie
IeIittdd BELLE monta matfustusta
fosfepaa ~ieiftaa..
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pasti iuIfaiiemaan mpDstin erdStd
pitempdd fertomusta.