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The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
WILL DESCRIBE MEXICAN STU
ALTON TO POPE.

ALTON TO POPE.
The Most Rev. Jose Mora del Rio,
archbishop of Mexico. and the Right
Rev. Jesus Maria Eschavarria, bish-
op of Saltillo, reached Vera Cruz May
13 on train aboard of which were
80 American refugees. 18 of whom
came from Saltillo. Most of the
refugees had spent two or three
weeks in prison.
The archbishop and bishop are on
their way to Rome to lay before the
pope the facts of the Mexican situa-
ton. 1t is intimated that the arch
bishop has been summoned by the
pope. Whether he will recommend
to the pope any line of action is con-
sidered doubtful, but he is convinced
that the pontiff would use his high
office to effect lasting peace.
Fears for Foreigners.
The archbishop made known here
that he has grave fears regarding
the fate of thousands of noncom-
batants in the capital and he ex-
pressed the belief that should the
Zapata forces enter the city there
would be riot of looting, especially
of the churches.
Frederick Adams. confidential man
of Lord Cowdray, accompanied the
party, but his interest, he insisted,
was merely to look after the church
men in his capacity as British sub
ject.
Archbishop del Rio, whose appear
ance was more than of Spaniard
than of Mexican, was pictur-
esque figure as he alighted from the
train. He wore a linen buster and
cape cut along the lines of the cleri-
cal garb.
Chaplain John F. Chenoweth, of
the Fourth United States infantry,
introduced himself and informed the
Mexican prelates that he had been
instructed by General Funston to ex-
tend to them all courtesies. They
accompanied the chaplain to the
generals headquarters.
General Funston assured them
that he wished to extend to them all
possible courtesies while they re-
manned here. and asked permission
to call. The archbishop told the
general that until May 16 they would
be guests of Jose Marin, a business
man of Vera Cruz, and would then
sail for Europe. ,.
The archb ishop's efforts in the cap
ital for months past to induce Huer-
tato retire from the presidency are
we'll known. According to reliable
reports he has often said that he
favored Intervention.
The alleged determination of Vii
la to deal severely with the digni-
taries Of the church the the disfavor
with which the rebels, both north
and south, regard all those who wear
the robes Of the church. are said to
have for basis the financial assist
.ance Of 100000 pesos which the
church is said to have extended to
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Catholic Formers Wanted.

Moody county, S, D., affords the
greatest farm opportunities in the
West, also fine church and school
facilities. A great corn, grain and
stock section. Well improved farms
at from s65 to $125 per acre. We
want 200 more Catholic families
around Flandre1u. Closest investi-
cation cOurted. Address
p. r. LEVINS,
F1andreau, S. D.
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BARGAIN IN HOME NEAR
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH

Owner will sacrifice beautiful H.
rom home two blocks from Holy Ros-
airy Church and South High School.
All modern, six bedrooms, hardwood
floors, splendid heating plant, full
basement, gas and electric lights, all
in and paid for. South east expos
ure, lot 57x123. Can easily be made
into duplex. Will sell for s5.5OO.0O
part cash. balance to suit.
John w. Bates. Palace Building
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THE NEW PRo-CATHEDRAL.

The details of the arrangements
for the opening of the New Pro-
Cathedral on Sunday, May 81, are
fast being completed and everything
will be in readiness for the services
which are planned for the occasion.
With the opening of the New Pro-
Cathedral the old Immaculate Con
ception church will cease to be used
as a parish church, although the OLD
church will continue to be used for
sometime as a downtown chapel, ana
If the attendance justifies it will be
kent and maintained for that pur-
pose.
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LECTURE ON FRENCH REVOLT,
LUTON.

Mrs. F. R. LIE Roux will give q
talk on the Causes of the French
Revolution Tuesday evening, May
26th. in the Knights of Columbus
hall, 527 Marquette Ave.
This lecture will be given under
the auspices of the Minneapolis
League of Catholic Women.
The ladies have planned social
hour following the lecture.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
PREMIER
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Guaranteed $500 Miles Service.
These tires pear The greatest
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$500 miles service against every
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intended for most severe service
Orders haze been received for
these tires for use in United States
Government Services.
AS a SPECIAL lNTRODUCTORS
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prices for the next ten days.
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All other sizes. NOn-Skids 70 per
cent extra. per cent discount If
payment in full accompanies order
and if two are so ordered, shipping
charges will be paid by us. c. O. u.
on is per cent of amount of order.
Cur output is limited, so we suggest
early ordering. We sell direct only.
giving purchaser the advantage Of All
miidlerAn's profits.
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of what they are doing, and intend
that they shall mold the public opin-
ion Of tomorrow into form favorable
to the political party, of which they
are members by using to that end
the position which they occupy as
servants of the city. They assume
that their economic ideals are the
correct economic ideals and make
this justification. Their assumption
is denied at the present time by the
majority of the citizens of this coun-
try who support the institutions in
which they teach and contribute to
the fund from which their salaries
are paid.
"Mr. Fischandler in his article
speaks of the teacher being the slave.
1t is agandists. OF course it is utter
ly false, because there is no con-
straint upon any teacher to remain
in the service of the city. Fortunat-
ely great majority of teachers are
still uninfected with the poisonous
philosophy which takes this view of
the relationship between the teacher
and the municipality which employees
him or her. There is very general
view not only among teachers, but
among taxpayers at large, that the
person who uses his position as a
teacher in the public school to fur
Their the interests of his political
party, is dishonest in his relationship
to the municipality and unfit to be
entrusted with the culture of young
minds.
Requests Oath of Allegiance.
"Predicated upon these facts,
hereby make charges of unfitness for
service in the public school service
of the City of New York against DIR.
Gabriel Mason. Mr.. A. Fischandler
and Mr.. H. Hoffman, and request
through you that the Board of Edu-
cation shall investigate such charges
and determine the illness of such
persons in continue in such service.
Il request further that all per-
sons employed as teachers by the
City of New York shall be required
to subscribe to the oath of allegiance
to the Constitution of the United
States, such as is required from all
other public officers of the state.
The Importance of the teachers
work in its relationship to the fu-
ture of the state and nation is SO
high as to make it the part of wis
dom that only persons loyal to the
American ideal of government shall
be employed in the teaching force OF
the city. The form of oath to be ad-
ministered should have special refer
ence to the peculiar work d teachers
and should involve a pledge that the
subscriber shall not teach, nor per-
NIT to be taught, anything tending to
weaken the patriotism of a pupil, D1
to bring into contempt and dishonol
the flag of this republic.
! "Yours very truly,
BIRD S. COLER:'
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GAVE ANNUAL MAY BALL.

The young ladies of Division No.
l. L. A. A, O. H., gave their annual
Nav ball Wednesday Evening, May
20. at the hall on the corner OF
FRANKLIN and Bloomington. The hall
was decorated in violets and plum
blossoms. A large crowd enjoyed
the social pleasures of the evening
arranged for by the young ladies OF
the division.
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SETON GUILD PICNIC.

SETON GUILD fAONAS'
Members of the Scion guild are
planning an excursion to Seton Gill
Phelps Island. Minnetonka. inc
Guilds Choral club and orchestra
will spend the day at Seton Cliff and
furnish music during the day and
evening.
Arrangements have been made te
stop two trains each way at a point
mid way between Mound and Sprine
Park, within five minutes walk Of
Seton Cliff. to accommodate all those
who wish to spend the day at the
club house.
Great Northern trains leave Union
station at 9:15 a. m. and 1851 p. m
and, returning. leave Seton cnn a.
500 and 9 o'clock p. m.
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Death of Mrs. Quinn.

Death of Mrs. Quinn.
Mrs. Bridget A. Quinn. aged eS'
widow of the late Jaeremiah Qulnn'
died on Wednesday, May 49, at ner
residence, As 18th st. N. She is sur
vived by two daughters, Miss Mary
Oninn and Mrs. ]. A. Madden.
The funeral will be held SATURDAY
from the Immaculate Conception
church.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
ST MARGARET.s SENIORS ARR
GUESTS OF JUNIORS.

The annual luncheon given by the
juniors Of st. Margaret's academy 10
the seniors took place at the Athletic
and Boat club on Tuesday. May IL
Covers were placed for So. Miss
Antoinette Pionf. president OF the
Junior class. was toastmistress.
On the committee of arrangements
we're: The Misses Ethel Jane Helm,
Geneyieye Welsh anu Helen Cole
man, The Misses Mabel McCanna ano
Helen WEIGH were chaperoned-
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MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL.

Plans are being formulated for
holding a midsummer festival for
the Pro-Cathedral parish on the state
Fair grounds July 4. A meeting was
held last Tuesday evening at the
Pro-Cathedral School hall to arrange
for committees to take charge of the
various parts of the program out
lined by Father Cullen.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS
81 Complete Shaving Outfit I'll
10 Articles 10


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this we'll worth $500 Shaving Out
fit for 800. We sell our products
to the consumer direct and therefore
you save all agents profits which as
you know are very large.
Hollow Ground Razor.
5-inch Lather Brush.
4 Razor Strop, Canvas Back.
] Nickel Easel Back Mirror.
1 :s:s-inch Barber Towel.
Har Shaving Sonp.
! Box Talcum Powder.
1 decorated China Mug.
1 Aluminium Barber Comb.
/ Bristle Hair Brush.
Each outfit packed in neat box
S1.OO. Coin or Money Order, post
age 10c extra.
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Dayton, Ohio.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
SPECIAL HOSIERY OFFER go.
Guaranteed Wear-Ever Hosiery for
Men and Women.
Ladies' Special Offer.

For Limited Time Only
Six pair of our finest 35c value
ladies' guaranteed hose in black. tan
or white colors with written guaran-
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etc.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23

executed in proper colors. This
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for so cents and stamps to pay
postage. Send now.
HOWARD SPECIALITY COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
AT FACTORY PRICES
SAVE FROM 30 to go PER CENT

All other sizes in stock. Non-Skid
tires Is per cent additional, red
tubes ten per cent above gray. All
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Best standard and Independent
makes. Buy direct from US and save
money. S per cent discount II pay
ment in full accompanies each order.
c. o. D. on 10 per cent deposit. Al
lowing examination.
TIRE FACTORIES SALES co.
Dept. A Dayton, Ohio.
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PROCATHEDRAL ENTERTAINMENT
Given nv Afternoon May a. 1914 at thu
School Auditorium, Laurel.
P r OG R A M M E

PROGRAMME
Q Recitation Mothers Keeping Mary Casey
g. Exercises AooSs
a.
Il ''S"A -O 49, Martin Louis Merrill
n,o,oouo- New Goyerness
Nierenhausen
The of GIFTS
Lugowsk
Cunt
~ vocal nme ........ .MaryC Casey,
Highland Fling ''
eofT Philip
AN' 0~e - Leo William Murphy, Joseph Paulos
49, llancy'-A Acts.
Mrs. johnson. .,,............ Kennedy
E,zabeth Lucille Meyers
Coline
r
/ : Mari ! Josephine Menke
crsndnoother 1sabe Geason
Catherine ~. ,... ,...... Genevieve Murphy
=, inc oos'on o"us'"'''
Nancv-A Colored Servant Gertrude
H. Closing Chorus-Golden Girls
endergast Miss Mary Phelps
vioins-A Friedrich. roster, Edw Bagal
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
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The Irish standard., 1914-05-23

FOR YOUR DEN
s Beautiful College Pennants y
Yale and Harvard, each 9 in. "a in.
Princeton, Cornell, Michigan
Each z in. 4 Fl in.
All best quality felt with felt head
ing, streamers. letters and mascot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02
Giltpmi4banfe.

ptetarista idbt6tetddn, ettd FONT.
mietint1 2inennaman ia uuben.
Triton 'pitdidin pbbistdmiiestd pie
tarin futpernementtiin on npttemmin
mintsterineutpostoue. U}ie.
tint6d ieuraa oifeuS. ia ftnansTimi.
nisterien ~erifotiet lauiunnot. Wo.
lemmat mintSterit opat ~puolestaan
iitd mielipibettd, ettd Suomen Iuuri.
rubtindsfunnasia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lafien on ppipttdmd poimasia ero'
tetuisia pitdits1d erottamiien idlfeen
toistaiieffi ia fiffi funnes uufi oiteu
Observation-Disclosures tulee tpoimaau
fetiarifunnasia. 2omitean pubeen'
iobtaia ~ienaattori 2rpibanomIti on
fuitenfin mastaffaista mielipibettd,
ia tattoo bdn eta feiiarifunnan la
feia on fopequtettatpa ndisfd pitd'
iisid beti pitdiien eroittamiien idI
feen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02
Matbilba @rebe
5Oswnnttas.

Neiti MatbiloI Wrebe, tunnettu
manfien pstdmd. tdptti moalisf.
s y so muotto. 6dnen eldmdntDDn'
id on iifIi erifoisloatuinen ia Iiuraut.
Ieuinen, ettd fittd on runlasta ipptd
SumoIon tiitptIeen.
Matbiloa Wrebe IpniDi mooIist.
8 y. 1854 Waoian lddnin ,iloiIen
fnpernD6rin, mopnberra Gorl @u
Itof Wreoen ia bdnen moimonIo
Glenora @IonisnIiernan tpttdrend.
Suuri Fun nuori wopaoberrator oil
oubiennut fuffeimpoon ifddn,d -
10 nuotioona - lDpIi Spnd pai.nen
bdnet omotIeen. Edstd ldbtien tab
tot bdn fuulua totpnoon SumaIale.
rW}ibin minut l6beitdnetfin, OF Ger
ra, Fnne menen"; idmdn lupoufien
antot bdn erddnd tporbaifena aamu.
ma liae Sumoloue, iofa bdnet oil
omatIeen ottonut. So SumaIa aufa
Il ten pantilan fomeroibin. N6is'
ID fomeroisia onfin MotbiIba Wre
ben eldmdntpD iur ritetiu. NiisId Is
tunat pan9it, omaistenia ia fotienia
unpbtomot, omat IDptdneet bdnesId
pstdpdn, ioeo on Idbestpnpt BETA
oIonotoaa, %robtaiSIut nddntpuid Ie'
ed berdtt6npt moloiIaa ioimoa inn.
fisId Ipbdmisid. Std bdu tdsId
tp6siddn on onnishlnut, fitd tobie.
iaa bdnen mcmillan oiuiamiIta Iaa'
muttamania pleiren m~p5tdtnnto ia
rattaus. epntistet pstamdn Seeiut
len Iuo on bdn foettonut iponfeionia
opostoo. So mont oiwan poatunut
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02

[ ebtiin apaa eteemme hupitteluttlat'
toinen toilenIa 'pieresid ytaa'
miaiIia, t~ansiiaiIio, iefd iltamta iots'
ia meltein ainoana obielmana OH
tano5i, niitd ndptddn ebeueen iuoi''
man. Niibtu palaa balu. ytttbtn
rtihdd aitoa ia robao.
Dleieten butuien rinnoua idrieste'
tddn Iopfiue foulu Ia perbetane'eid.
SdptDpbdn bsioinfin iietpsti olania
Iaaoa!
Sumitelun ppSr eifin antoutunetl'
lie pppodn fuoIiteaa ienraomto:
ngIbadltd apuo" Ieboesid lufemtani
ripejd, io!fa "fiIdltdpdt manmme art'
fipiiSpan Iandt bdnen iuiime ipps'
fuun alueIa porisTa pitdmdsIddn
tartastutiesio:
rSe on ifdma tobtn, ettd Suomen
muoriIo on Min beittaptpnpt bufpien
maltaon. Waifea iidnmoa IN mai
feasia ~aiemasfa. bumitteleifTi Suo'
men nuoriIo idttden tieboSIa faspa'
miien. So ~ifdpdmpt on mieId, ettd
Fantasia on niitd, iotfa tdtd nuori'
fon bumibaIua MD foettamat liidtd.
Tdnd aamuna tuIi luofIeni omantun'
tonIa pafottama ditt, iofa b~uoIestu'
neena fertoi, ettd erds f%aniafoulun'
opettaia oil toimeenpann,,t tansfiat
Jet, ioisia tansiittiin mpDbddn p5bbn.
8abenfin tpttSnid tuIi masta tpiiben
aiotsIa aamulla fottin. Sos opetta.
liat haoua tapaa rupeatpat nuoriion
butpia fannattamaan ia ttie tuouatta
tilaiiuufFa toimimot, tatiomat oppt.
Iaat Ipouiinubetieen iaapua Mi.
bin. Sa fuitenfin Suomen nuoriion
tansF on fuoleman tansfia. 81 fu'
foam mot lasted nitben lufua, iotfa
teubtotaubin ubriffi ioutupat. Run
tansftaan mpDbddn pDb1n ia paIa'
taan fotitn %iemmoiiesfa tiIasia, ettd,
futen uieat nuoret opat fertoneet,
aIusmaatteet omat iddsid, Min fpud
tuoleman tauti fiuoin on ldbeud. 81
fufaan moi lasted niiben lufua, lot,
ta tuouaisten tanSfiuisten fautto
I%anfeapat Ipntiin. &c on iuruQinen
fobta Suomen f~anian eldmdsid.
etta fen nuoriio tdqd tapaa main bu'
mia etfii. Sa fiItd ndpttdd Putin tue
nuoriio motif tansita iidnmaan ban'
bauafin. 2pud nuorifon tuIiii pa'
remmiu pmmdrtdd oian waatimuf'
fla. Gen tulifi faspoa tiebosia ia
febittpd I%uonteenia p~uolesta, Min ct
I'd motif welmouiiuutenia tdpttdd
tfdnmaan Ia itienid onnefii. Ndtsid
butpetsia nuoriio oppii idttdmddn
f~iriaria la meltostuu."
Sanat eipdt faipaa fomentaar eio
Wuita fyqd aiatteIemista ia i%euraa'
miSta.
2ottmao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02
Sfdtpd- pnnettpmmus Yldnnccad.

2un 9upttutien fartanon pebtori
Subo 2orpeIa M. t. Z pnd palafi
Suriista, misfd ban oil filmdIairau.
ben tafia pitemmdn aifaa ouut boi.
bettatpand, tuli bdntd firfoIe otta.
maan mainttun fartanon puutarburi
Santert auuieIa. 9dn oil tietdmdt.
tddn aiettanut bepofeIle liian Ipbpet
aiiat. 2irfoIta tuItua aioi &uufeIa
idrpt ia iofiiddtd mpDten, ia Fun
tie on pIdmdfed Ell refi find foSfe.
nut bemaien ialfoibtn. Wutta FUN
be fifteen pbbesid fauppias Wablber.
gin fobbaIta Idbtindt fotiinpdin ia
tie oil aIampotdistd, fosfetti refi be,
poien ioIfoibin. t9emonen peIdstp.
neend ia muutenftn tpirffuna Ienndt.
Il reesId oIeita noin puoliien fiIomet'
rid. Wfitadn pabinfoa Ell pieId fum.
minfaon tapobtunut. WoropaSti
aiaen ia &uuieIan io%rruttaesia reen
tafoua iotfui malta IdbeGe 2orpeIan
fotia. % 800 m. 2orpelan torposta
on pieni nlamGti. SiinG riubtaIiben
benonen reen fosteiutIesta peIdstp.
neend fotpoon noubttin. Heen lii.
oeueSiG puoIeen ia toiieen leuIi 9or
peId reeStd pdin ternasfantoo, be.
mpien iatfoesId buriaa tuoubtia mat
Tao, min ettd refi l%onfun mottan FIT.
luttua idi perdStd.
&un &nuIeIo ebti moinitun ternns
cannon foboaue, l0pIi BON Iiitd 2or.
pelan toiuttomano mofaamosio.
pton 2orpelo fumminftn tointui ia
iaottoi, moitfa nGfD clifin mennpt
9uuIelan toluttnmono tulfea fotiinIa
acrpeIcon. 9eti ldboetiiin bdntd
tpiemddn Y6ptpdn lddtdriu luo ia
fieItd erfi atpun %iootuo Surun %Iairaa.
laau.
Scbtori &ipiIen arpelun musaon
noipi ndf6 idtTi mennd. 2ouIonia
bampaonia ia I%eufonia oil 8orpelo
niinifdan poboin %loufannut. Suen
parantunut iaopui 2prpela foiiin,
muttn ennenfuin ban Iinne pddIi tdp.
tpi baret uuoeueen mtebd i%oteana
3urtuuu
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2ri 3bbecf aifpp permStaa luptt.
aonparantuIan 2erifoen
feubuilJe.

WifdIi Rarialan 2ebti on iaanut
tietdd, on 2irpun Imonnonparanto.
Ian iobtaia tri 6. SO. 2pbect pun.
bisia iaaba pietorinraban marrele
Teriioen ieubuile perustetuffi iuu
remmoiien luonnonparantolan, iofa
etupddsid OF aiiottu pendldtsten
pleii1d narten. 9otto parantolasia
tulee iariestettdmdffi iamaan tapaan
fuin 2irwusiafin aubneidriesteIemi.
neen, moIo' ia idbtDteaopiinineen y.
m. huff p~arantoIa on fuitenfi aiotiu
2irnun porantolaa palioa Iuurem
matit, ~iotenfa olesfeIutin fiend tulee
fauiimmafIt fuin &irpusia, iota pc
rusiettaesi ia olifin ptettu buomioon
mdbemmdn noratfaitten pbteisfun.
taluoffien tarpeitten tppbpttdminen
tdaaiIen p%arantoIan iubteen.
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Gnreeto Gmumi?

Sos miaoin, rim npfpifind mai
feino oifoiua, iolIoin fpmmenien
perbeioeu iidt moltiouiIen nainon
tafid iStufpot ~panfeina mieraaua
maaua, ioloiu iIdnmontomme prite
tddn lobtoa poIoTitH ia iouoia iiiItd
p~eritpistd oifeutFStamme rtistetdGn
pffi toiIenid idlfeen, ooottaiFi Ioptd'
ndnId tdsid moosta fanIa0isIurua.
Mutta iddad pdafdupunsiSia fitd Ell
o%inataan noe. 5daad eIetddn Min.
fuin ennenfin temedid perboseldmdd
Jos fparat main %fuinfin ialtnat. ia
taitaapa mont Notwithstanding
totstenfin moroia tubIota. Ddbdt
men niIfaiiu fu%nnuntoifiin ianoma'
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@endfdnfielen

aattomtiest fo~niofouluien opptai
neiben iouffoon feIld misId paitaI'
listen oloien noioua ie bapaitaan
Northumberland feboti fenraolifm
nernoDri OTTOMAN Ienaottia Iooti
maan ebbotutieu. Tdmdn iobbosto
maoti Ienaatti fouIupIibo uitufien lom
iuntoa, ionea touIuplibau itus fpuo
ben aIusia antoi. 2ouiunnosiaan
fouIupIibauttus buomauttoa, ettd noe
ndidnfieli Ell fuuIu tanIotouIuien pa.
foniSten oppioineitten ioutfoon la ettd
Ie poiboan ottoa oppioineefi aino,
astaan afanomaiIen funnan tai fou
Iupiirin iuostumufieIa. 2ouIuplt'
balituS loputf, oliStoo, etiei mitddn
muutoffo p%antoii toimeen f~aniofou
l~oitofien fubteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02
w9mmrart, iofa oil rn,peummt
Papitfi.

st A pnd oil W~iitaiaaren faraiiua
fdfiteltdndnd barninainen oifeus,
iuttu. Wiraainen ippttdid paati nj,
mtttdin Wiitoi aarel!a fotoiIin ole.
maue muurari Otto MeSteriieue e.
besmastuuta fiitd, ettd bdn tefepip.
mdnd papifIi oil mime feidn aifano
fasianut lopFa ietd uieita emanfeIis
lu!erilaiIeen firttoon fuulunio aitui.
fila bentiIDiid. 9dmdn obeua maa,
oitiiin WesteriieIe ebeSmostunto
mield iiitatin, eitd ban oil ioImannuI
tirtfoo ia pappeio.
glIiosta fuuIusteliiin uieompia TO
bistaiia, ioiben fertomusten perus
teeua fame tuli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@ostaaia eiiintpi o~ifeubesIa mar
mana a%iiostaan. Sdn> Ell ianonu
fnulunania mibinfddn labfoon
tpaan ilmpitti e%ldndnid ia toimiman
ia raamatun mufaan ia pppfi Ipffd
pstd f~iriaaiien mastineen antamistc
marten. - Sifeus lptfdfifin aiia,
emf fppsfdrdiiin.
Sifeuspaifaqe oil iaapunut iumre
~ioufot uteliasta wdfed iuttaa ieuraa
maan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02

Gasmsa xxtixa.
= s % ~ ~ n % n % q as a "a q Z
Maafa rb5stB mmrba MomHaiHsia

Maalist. z p. tanottiin fobisioon
NouTioi6ten NummeIla puuIeppd
Mntti SaIonen futaloua topolIa muir.
bnttuna. Woinoio oil miimefIi ndbs
tp Iiifteeud ebeuiien torstoin iltopdi'
n6u6, iouoin bdn oil fGpnpt cStofs
fila M. nj. NouEoisten oIuueliitfeeS'
I'd. &un bGntd Ell periantainataon
tatpottu misI6dn ia Fun owet pb6
ppipindt Iuliettuino oIettiiu rumeta
epdilemddn pobinta. Wiimef z p.
murIinatfin SaloIen torpan omen
moanmiIi. Subj WoiIio ia ieppd g.
Eautio. SduDin tapaFimat be Salo.
fen p6pumusIaan muoteeloan om'
mottapa firpeenbaatpa pbimosia,
mtstd inertia oil palunut %run1aoSti.
0ofo faulaftn oil tperen peitosfd.
Toinen baama tapattiinftn fauIaS'
to.
paitaue iaapuitpat plan poltiiit Ia
nimiSmies Iefd Eurusta etfimd polti'
Ffoiran feraua. Eoistaiieffi ei cut.
tenfaan mmrbaoiaa ole iaatu fitnnt,
Salonen oil tinnetta iparaffaanpuo'
Ieiietfi miebeffi, ioDa alma fotonaan'
Elm oil muutama fatl martfaa ra'
baa. Onto roboia tporastettu, e
mieId motba %ianoa, mutta aiuaftr
on. faboanut arwopapereita ia tas
fufeuo.
Wainaia oil tunnettu erittdin III
motif ia biIiaiieffi miebeffi. @dn oI
noin 80 puoben ifdtnen, natmaton
aiuen pffinddn omistamasfaan tor
pasta. YDaifana ct bdnead fosfaar
oIut tapana pddstdd aiuntoonia Re
tddn mierasta ibmistd. poliiitutftn
to, iota iatfetaan tuonee murbaoiai
ielpiae.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-02
SbDttDmiett a~tpnetaminen.

Gbusfunnan p%ubemiebet aIetirioit'
ttpat nf. 9 pnd bauitfiaue ldbetet
tdpdn firieImdn 100000 MIN mpDn'
tdmiIesta tpot6mppben atbeuttamon
babdn Iietpeutdmiiefii. Samona pGi'
mdnd ldbetettiin firielmd fenroalifu'
nernD0riae, iotc totmittaa fen ie'
naattiin nendidn fieIeue t1dnnettd'
ndfii ia ebeleen forfeimpaon pait
fadn toimitetto