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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-18

Animal pictures at the Grand Theatre
Xmas Day. Don't fail to see them.
500
The Way Home" by Basil King,
author Of The Inner Shrine" is in
the public library.
While you have the Christmas spirit
don't forget to donate books to the
free public library.
A. A. Brooks of Dardanelles was in
town Tuesday and renewed his sub
scription to the Echo.
Dolls at greatly reduced prices al
Koerner's 4o*
Read the ads in The Echo, they will
save you lots of trouble in making Sc
lections and also money.
Mrs. Clifford Knowles and little son,
OF Cashmere, were here several days
this week the guest of Mrs. Wiley Rice.
The public library will be closed
December the twenty sixth. The Ii
brarians expect to celebrate Christmas
Toilet Sets, brushes, combs, mirrors
etc at Koerner's 40"
Chas. Cromwell. one OF the Oldest
ranchers in the Chumstick valley, has
developed a severe case Of pneumonis
says D. Hoxsey.
Back of the North Wind" by
George Mcdonald is said to be one o.
the best books ever written for young
people. 1t is in the public library.
Dr.. Hoxsey reports the following
births: At the home OF Elijah Jordon,
on the 9th inst, a girl; on the 9th {
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sells.
Fancy and Initial stationery al
Koerner's 40"
George R. Fisher, president Of the
First National Bank OF Wenatchee wa:
visitor in the city Tuesday and while
here called on the Echo. Mr.. Fisher
who is at the head Of Wenatchee':
largest financial institution, is very op-
timistic and believes 1915 will be {
very prosperous year for everyone.
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Doll cabs and carts at Koerner's 49,
Attorney E. H. Fox was called to
Seattle Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. M. o. Logan who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia is improving.
Christmas and New Years cards at
Koerner's 4o*
Mrs. Burt Brown Of Seattle is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
L. Smith.
R. L. Smith, G. N. roundhouse fore
man is on the sick list this week, threat
ened with typhoid fever.
For hand painted China ware go to
vo.rner,s 49,"
Mrs. Frank Motteler entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church at an
afternoon tea Wednesday.
Jack Heaton who left here about a
wear ago for the Coast returned to this
city the first of the week.
Floyd Williams, clerk at the Great
Northern storehouse. is spending few
days in Seattle this week.
Xmas boxes, all sizes at Koerners49'
Mrs. Hugo Kringel left Wednesday
for Seattle to spend Christmas with her
mother, Mrs. L. L. Guesnier.
Wheeler's Studio will finish before
Xmas all orders taken between now
and Monday. Open Sunday So
Mrs. John E. Cullen is in Spokane
at the home OF her parents where she
will remain until after Christmas.
The City Drug Store has the largest
and most complete line Of Xmas cards
and folders ever shown in our city.
4os
Miss Rose Stacker, sister Of Mrs.
w. c. Roach, left yesterday for Port
land, her home, to visit until after the
holidays.
You can get more variety OF good,
seviceable, popular priced Xmas pres
ents at Koerners than any where else
in town.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-18
Leavenworth Mercantile Co.

For the benefit Of the library readers
who have been inQuiring for The
Gold Bug" the committee wishes TO
announce that the library contains
set Of short stories Of mystery and
adventure by Poe among which is
The Gold Bug
The regular meeting Of the Kumtux
club was held last Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. L. o. Taylor. Two
interesting papers were read: Laws
Peculiar 10 the State Of Washington,
by Mrs. ]. E. Cullen. History OF
Woman's Suffrage in Washington" by
Mrs. Walter Wilder.
Deed H. Magyar transacted business
in Seattle the fOrepart of the week.
While there he purchased two cleo
trio motors which will be used to drive
the Echo's printing machinery, taking
the place OF water power no longer
satisfactory because Of failure of the
city's water system.
Thos H. Burning arrived here We'd
nesday from Everett with the body Of
his eight months old son who died in
that city the first of the week. The
little fellow was laid TO rest in the local
cemetery beside the body OF his sister
who was buried here about year ago.
The Cascade Undertaking Co., had
charge of the funeral services.
Mr.. S. R. Davidson of Seattle, one
of the stockholders in the Leavenworth
Mercantile Co., was here yesterday on
one of his periodical visits to Leaven-
worth. He thinks the outlook for a
prosperous 1915 is very good, but says
that while a wave Of prosperity has hit
the eastern states It will be some
months yet before it will be felt here
to an appreciate extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Smyth left
Tuesday afternoon for Everett. their
former home where they will spend
the holidays with friends. Later on
they will visit with relatives in Puyallup
and from there Mr.. Smyth will go to
Pullman, Wash, and attend the ag-
ricultural college where he expects 10
add to his knowledge on hog raising.
Before leaving here Mr.. Smyth stated
that he intended TO go into the hog
business on a big scale next year. Mr..
and Mrs. Smyth will return to this city
bout the hrst Of March.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-18

The Leavenworth public Library has
a COPY of "Sadhana," OF Realizations
of Life" by Rabindranath Tagore.
This book embodies his religious faith.
Tagore was awardedthe Nobel prize for
idealism in literature. He is a Hindo
poet, a philosopher, a historical inves-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-18

Washington dairy products for the
year ending Nov. l, 1914, totalled
$20,625,0OO. Invested in live stock
S47.746.3o5.
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Mssa

tigator, an able editor and singer and
composer.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-12-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND WHEREABOUTS
NEWS ITEMS

Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct
The Echo Office = :. Telephone Number 285
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Toyfand is a Wonderland for Leavenw0rth

girls! busy place d
wnhe
OF
tina maketh O Christmas throughout
Wishing ahappvC hrstna
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

Wuofi 1914 tulee olemann rifoS
tieteen,itd tulofRsta muito Tomoua
tulee len tpaoben fulueSia topobtu'
moan birmeiid onnettomuuffia 10
tuolemoon monta forfeoSia ole
mosIo oIemaa mieStd.
6ensenmoora ubfoa erdstd pli
mailman tunuettla omeritoIaiSto
rnhorubtinoSta toto on bonfttnui
tIeuenid Ioiumoifio ritfontRa mono
pol,Ieeroamoua erddn tdrfedn per
heee5d tor uttto nom oineen, lomppu-
5Iiun (mies ndptidd oIewon J .
" ct, Teller. Se moora tane mon,
milioneeriIIe on ma, roliin beImi
fuueIa. Tamottomon tpIm6t ilmot
o Dot tommituun piime,iel6 mi
fo0o. WooniarietptHd on oooietto
mana II 10 26 p. tuu,o it'd
Ia festiwoIticieid. Fun taos q ROT
ntoSIo Ia pennIplmonioeia on TO
mat toimonto. onnettomuubet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

6elmituu tuIee ioneen lupooma
tuufoni 2iifteet mirtistnm6i Iuu.
resti, oinoa mariotobta on Iuuri
tuIipoIo io. Elm ibdn foupunsisja
belmit. 10 pdimdn Ieubuiuo. I.
poomt pus. 1O:e Ia Thomas
Wlmo 9rifon foirosmnot nooroai.
feett bubt tuueiu GoufotuuSfa III.
lee pnlion iieteeniid topo bmmia Ia
'ontofuun lopueio on la, s,ton teie.
'ont %funnoefd VT amin Mi Reid.
tuueia fuo,es ghppemoliam e,emd
meriTanturt 3,iotuueia tmIee Ipbpt
ponmtfi. mutto Ie ei feeid tunan e,td
moto imrto bdir 1'd 6ein6fmneIa
mIee fuuret muretut. ioita ittemdt
puIton NJ, birtoo pIi moon.
Snnetuuefa ioutuu fsid @ null
rett lbibin t'auomon tonomon iotta
muioen moltofuntien fonef, :. fmien.
Fin ptiden pucIeI ia. Xofofune5 Inn.
IN tunmmo ponnnfumoue Wends
ldnd Wuoi p6dupn hnm6n6 LIE.
teen6 io 7 'f"moua bpndud oiauo
wmobeae 1915.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Rirkonmies Canbua.
(5attoa.)

cttfen Ioputi oiion teiItd iofoiieIto
omafobtoiiesti fpind teibdn toinon'
ne peruStusta. D,itd fnd morbr
Hsom aiattelet taiwaoieen pd6Iemi'
teei6h?
Utott oil puut Eanhuan palmelut
teeia pli 20 muotto, sifd iidnndn 10
bd"en mdli1ddn ouut fosfaon olui
ri'taa. STdnndn MT p,t6md pubs
ouoosiuti fomosh uttoa. ia iIdn
ndn fpTpmntIeen iuroutti bdn:
tteod; Ia ment ulos.
Hos ldhtinGt taitti toiiettin. =
fdn'd idi ptin tupaau ia fummos'
tell:
Noin min6fin ennen pelfdin
fa,ffein tdrteint6 ofioa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Hatelispojan GIamantarina.

Nuori iofI iiatnen ip5mtes, iota oil
~tunnettu nimelia Scu3 @rofs, ia, t,r.
ieen Satlan f~onialatu Gb,casoeiu.
Iota fertoi bdnen tuueen la,uiietIi
periatieff pommerila,ieue Oslra'
mo3to tilaae, ionta arDo on no,n 8
mtlloonaa mortfda. Se fiiaiif 5
pentnfulmaa 8 .r3 sista. panttsia
en ittdpattit filo"e tuna miIioona
martfoo, ioue ban on ainoa per,ut.
nen. Seu5 @rois oil mime a,totna
p5stennellpt puutarburtna Ia tarta
nomiebend erddud tauppiaaua Sma.
bosfa. tunnes ban fat tiebon dttnid
euolemasta, iouoin bdn beti polaii
Satiaan decentralization bdnelle
i%outuneen perinu0a.
Gnnen ldb 5adn tertoi Srit3 @roTs,
ioua MT On oiteus liittad aateitSar.
mo- nimeenid 10 iofa on So muotias,
iurfean eldmdntorinania.
Sdn oil monbin nelidstd neIiet'
iestd, faitti ipntpneet Sstromo5to
italia, iidnid lemmitfilopfi Ia lo,li.
ner periuinen linnoan. S6nen II
rim melienid iitd mastoin oil dibin
l%empilopi, Ia Fun tdma nell er6dnd
pdipdnd bdniIi oleeIdan oioreifeld
rpeliesten foneI I. louSui ditt Trout
ienid n6iue folmeIe idleue IddneeIle
mellelle. Edmd ndntti oueeu olfu
file monimuotiele nibaue dioin ia
poion ndliud.
Mutta inopa %fuureni pieIdtin
enemmdn. 2um ban oil oIenelpoli
iuuttaun iuoriltomosia, tuIi hdo erdd
leen Ioiraoloon ia bdntd botti iui.
raonboituiatur, iohon han rafastui
ia iontu ban mpDs fiblafi
Sidnid antot idosmmutienia nat
miiele, mutta G,tt noStusti iitd lu
iosti ia maoti, ettd ban naiii ormon'
ia m~ufoiIen.
Tdmd iobh Iopunr5een murrotieen.
6dn iitt lopiuubentotinia %fitrpoon
foptantien idlteen ditinid faneIa,
ioaoin mannoi Ell soStaan tulenanfa
totta eli nostoanottoponIo pbt66n
pennid perb, omo,1uuoeSta Min
fauman Fun ditt eli. So ban pitt
uolonia. Wietettpddu bddt Iiraon'
hoitoiottoren faneIa. maifustimot be
phoee5d Nmerifaan ~ muotta fifteen
Sru3 8rois niinfuin bdntd field
tuiiutt,in. ia bdnen nuort noimonfa
o Iettutmot Sobnstonniin. Ep5eten
ne0en ionfun oitaa teristebtoisia
penIplnantoeIa fotofi ban Min pal
Jon, ettd mot oetaa muutamta eetfe
rid maato. icbon loittoi puutarban.
q Ell losta Ip tpi omioIiitosia Ia tn
lepaiiuus ndptii moloiIaue la toino
Z ttoaae. Wtutto fitten tobtoi SobnS
to unta iuuri tultpa, iofa met foiten
bdnen omoiiuutenia 10 lifdfii mpDs.
tIn potmonia ia lostenfa beneen.
Siitd oioSta tuIt bdn f%obittomoff
Xpbemmdn oian foettt hdn boitao
Observation-Disclosures 4ouiHnosIa. NUT
ia mp5stin iadud tulna b6nittt nd
men tosminfa. 6dn mottusH mt
DalticSta moltioon. poimt bebel
mid SloribosIo. forioi melinda Ron.
ioRsio, fuoit Folio XdnH . rsit ios'
ia ia oil me'ianbaftuusia Yt'nneio'
tosIa.
Wiettaen fddn, 50isid eldmdd Ia
buwdn fi~misipiIenid p%eruStee1a oliIi
hdn beIposn moinmt foobo t~Ieuenid
ma eiuunoloifioti toimiu, mutta pitt
porempono ipomieben totmen.
Wpfpineu tuuoR.
rWaoilmau tuulu" omeritoIotnen
idhptetd nnustolo, prof Sotmos
xsteuier. on ont nut pttemm6n Ieloe
mfIen rpt olfoneen nuoben topout.
isto. Wainiiiemme niiStd muutomia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
XIII

'ReippadDa mieIeQd oil Eonbuo
toto miifon, nhd pube0en autuuee'
oRosta. periantoi iltana plt 3D.
entiStd iloiIempi ia imtelt emdnndl
gsnid.
- 6uomenna it'd Idbbetddn Ftten
Il foue, oieoieen ldbbetddnfin. 81
bon md6rd fotooptua 10 lauan:ai'
tltona pitoidntuwoae festustelemaan
IA fitten iunnuntaina Serran ebtool
liSeile..
& I'd fai ieud tulee NIT fiinoe
eestustelu. Smat tainreet 10 fuula.
eta minuaetin on armo tirfaStunut
Waitfa min6h6n olenttn olut pobin
smosmstaia, ebtdpd muut bpmintin
mpbntppdt oiiaun, FUN mtndttn fitd
terotan. Winuun ne omat tddad
tnottaneet, fofeaon iofeiben tolutta
Joan, moi, MOI! 9oootutien fuop
pnon plimme faotumasia foiffi.
SnmaIa l6betti toll tuon Hitpalan
tdnne ou'uuio ilmottamoan. Ututto
tbme Re on, miten fofea i%aattaa ib
minen oua! Wtndtin Fun ielndd
afiaa mastustiu min faupun.
Hinpdbdu noin teit, pubu'
emdnid, ia mind buuTin 6erran puo
Isen, etid ban apoifi Flmdi.
- Ututta mistds find fen Min bot
tof3
Rippitoulusta olfaen olen oIiao
Fnre pdin oioteuut, moitfo ie ct ole
pifein, Ielpdnd ouu. Wonba 70
mneii noinoia teroiut paIion, ettd
mieId ipntein anteetfiantamus on.
find on eldmd outune.
3~erotieo bdn ft6?
= Gerotti. ga ielitti nield etid fem
tofia noin p6GSt6dn tnipooieen Pun
Sumola ei Inntid lue. @n MUD i q
ole oitein fdftidnnt, iinfuin 10 ia
noin, mutta beti fun fuulin 8itpos
Lao, moIfeni lie oIio minule.
= CONAN ropoS tin oifono mind
Gin fdpin rippifouluo, pori nuotto
oifoiIemmin Putin find, mutto e. bdn
ftd muista. Goii fpud Ielittdd ios
moo oioa. Sliibdn tuon ientddn
luulut buomonman u~ienIdtin onbon
Re fotefiemutIeSia min fanottunn
Mutta foftismustafos mind olen
tmtfinut, but boi! Smia fetfmidn'
eppiidriesielmid olen feuronnut ia
olenbon niibin muiltotiu tufeo iao
nut. QaitismuS on iaonut rDt1tt6d
fauniieti bp1pad. Or ie ibminen
hu0u! On alma. Wutta otetoonpne
mt taitismus efiGe ia tutfitaan it'd
mdbdn.
Glnbua meni firiobsupdnid pen
q maan ia lDpTif,n feltd foifismnf
fen. W6bdu oifaa fitd %fotieltuanio
bpmdbti bdn:
On! Wanba iuttu tdmd or!
Eobtori Worti Iuiberutien 2oitis
mus. Doi, Fun tuntuu iomalto; Of
fein tuppoa naurottomaon. Su'be
rufIen totfismus. tdeidpd ne toito
,pot ola ofiot poito lama. niinpd
mind Iuulen. Wef mlee flmiin ola
teuesIaui miten diti noinoia minuls
idtd opettt Sdn moroiti etten motr
eosfaon unobtaiR nditd faliito ope
tufHa. ioisTa pnbutoan folmtnbtet
Jestd SumoIosto 10 bdnen bntptstd
ieoistoon. nneufReia ne futfentir
owot oueet nuoRfpmmenid. OIer
luuGut, ettd fotfismus ct tieod tot
moan tietd. mutta tdmdpd len tie
tdafin. Run ditint iairost fuolintou
tion5a oil foffismuS aino tuoliuc
iarapu m~ieresId Ia p6bd mdlid bdr
fii,a luf: rUlind usfon, eiid Seefus
.Rristus, iotinen SumoIo, Sfaetd en-
nen iantoifrfuuito iuntpnpt ia mnb'
totinen ibminen, neitieesid Utoriostt
{pntpnpt, on minun Serroni, iotf
minun 70 bofetun ia tuomitun ibmi
fen Iunosh ia foifesto ipnnistd. fuo
lIemosta ia psrteIeen pouon oIt'
tpopaba Ia paasd; ct fuilola ELF
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
10 5

8pipmps ber6tettitn iosfo baaliam'
me notiaiiiin tpuotrota dsten pc
rnSientle iuomalaiiele ortesterile
bo~rioinffia narten, costa tiebetadn.
eitd mainittu oreeSteri Ell barioito
tansffappaleita etfd muuta iopimo
'onta, maon eiiintpp ainoastaon Geo.
tindiieffi bumitieen Ia auttaatIeen
luomaloifia fiweeaiid pprtniDid 10,
iobon idienind fuuluu iuurtmmut Fl,
oiatfi oman ieuraeuunan nuoria mie
bid. Mian lpbppoen tdbben tdmd a.
tia idteniin iobtofannan pddtettd.
mdtf.
2ofouS loppui bpndSId idrieStpe
'eeid post. Wilenin pttdm6ad ruto
ntiela ia laululu Ypbdtoululaulu.
tlrlasto n:ro 49,, ionta idlfeen men.
titn miebisId mrs Wilentn polmte
tamole tobpipopodue papptlaan.
8otoutien puolesta
Wm Wtdti, Oscar Soc bIon,
eitmies. f,riuri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19
Wpfpiueu ipupR.

,Waoilman tuulu" omeritoIotnen
'dhptetd ennustolo, prof Soimos
X,telier. on ont nut pitemmdn Ielos
iufien rpt olfoneen puoben topout.
fisto. WainitIemme niistd muutomia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

YGytdfiria
teb,p 5ronwoobin Sion
Gm. 2utb. 2~aniaQiSieura
funnan fotoutieeid bel.
mttuun 8 pnd 1914 iota
oil muoftofoutien iatfoa
2otouf1en amai clinics Wm Ufd
et efttden loulun ppbdfouIuluulue'r
iosta n:ro "a, ionta idlteen eftmies
pitt piifdn opettamaifen pmbeen ieu'
ratuntamme biStoriasto, teboittoen
Ieuratuutalaifia buoleaiIeStt malwo'
maan omta afioitaan.
2ofoutIesIa eIitettiin entisten iidtfi
II perheIuefteloa, iotta faitfi Dtfi.
mteliIesh bp%wdtipttiin.
IS
SarfaStettiin uuoet ferdpSlts tof,
ioiSta %buomottiin. eitd tdud uuoelo
tanoad on olut porempi tulos tuin
Danbaqa fuutoufi fer 6ptieud. Wan
ha topa pddtetiin idudd poiS ia OF
taa mufi tdpidntD1n. iefd lidtfi pdd
tetttin pitdd iltomia fabwitetfe
reitd Min uiein Putin fiiben on mob
oouiiuutta.
2eSeusteltiin miqd tamoua diff pa
raS ferdid ndmd rabalupautIet, ioi
ta idien ferdpslistoiqa ON Iaatu. 2u
buntin piiriin p~6dtettin moIita TO
bostonfiriuri. iota buoIebtii fittd. ettd
lupautien tebneet lupoutIenia mu
taan fuorittawat matio' IA miten lite
parbaoffi ndfemdt. DECENTRALIZATION
t%iriurt fitte tilittdd ne feurafunnan
rabastonfiriurtae.
WaIittiin pitriro boston firiurit, ioi.
bin nalitutfi iulipat ieuraamai: NIer
ypStild faupunfiin, iofa iamaqa on
ieurofunnan r'hostonf'riuri muoii
tofoutien pddt5tien mutaon; Sobn
aiIponen, De S'riin; @ust Oui o n
9 ,stirtiir; Sutrt 9anni, Grmin Co.
iddn; @ust Utdfi, Mtontrealiin.
Yticb Jacob aiIponen, 9. Nofrieu
pddle; Sobon Reini, Dina frrdd I;
Nool5 2osti, Wonticeuoor; Tranf
Sobnion, Norrien pddqe; yof Gus
tuiou. Sronmoobin fplddn &c II;
8uei 9uoma, Nemportin pddl, ; gu.
cob 2uomanen. Nurooron bddle 10
Wtat,i aiipi Weo bpiqeen.
2otIottiin torpeeuiietfi mnlita toi'
men biofooni Srmin fplddn ionne
molituffi tult Sofri Sanni.
0eStusteltiin oiofoonien iehtGnGS.
I'd ia fotIotiiu torpee1iiefi min
pitdd f%esfmdii6 f~otoutiia. pG6tet
tiin biofoonit fuiiua t6uoiTeen fes'
tustelu %tofoutIeen folmonnetfi Jun
nuntnieH maolisfuuta, eli Is p:ti
Ieurafunnan Triton baaliin flo 2 ip.
2irfon nubiStusiubloo porten, 10
fa pibe ddn mooliStuun 1 pnG,
iunnuntotno, molittiin iublotomirea,
ioea buolebtt fen menes.p miis Std.
maIitutfi tuliwot taitti ieurotunnan
iobtoeunnan idienet ia piirirabaston
firiurit.
9S
0esfuSteltiin firton poperoimiTeSta,
iota lpbpen festmstelun idIteen Id.
tettiin ratemnusfomiteon boltuun.
10s
2estusieItiin firton baoIiin banfit
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IL s

GHmtes eiiti louIut5brin iorpeeni
Iuutto ieurofunnon II uuorfoTeuron
phtepteen. nietta pubeen muoroio
ofiosto fdptetpd ioisIo foitieIa Il
meni IouIufD5rtn bubn ieurofunnos
famine. iosto on fofemutRo militia
o%ioiIto, ioaoin iedoinen on T%eurotun
nosid ollut toiminnosTo. iatettiin oHa
efimieben buoIetfi, ionfa teb,awath
idi tiebusfeao iobtoioo y. m. Fiben
tuuIumia Ieiftoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

tep,p Sronwoobin Sion
Gm. 2utb. 9anfaaisieura
funnan fotoutieeid bel
mituun 8 pnd 1914 iota
oil muoffofoutien iatfoa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

6erdtettiin fp'umps iItomoin pi.
bosto. Eultiin hiben pd6i5tieem, et,a
I'd sidpuoIeen. tuin NIT on iootu oion
mutoinen m boolitin ia roboa tar
witoan tdmdn tn5n tuottomitn fus
tannutiin, pibetddn Tito milo Min fuir
eunentin fpanboan topoon. Min u
fein futn iopinofR ndboadn, poiii
morfttrailtnmia i%unnuntoina, lotto
pddtettttn mdIndG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

SarfaStettiin uuoet ferdpsli stot,
iotSta %buomattiin. ettd tdud uuoeUo
tanoqa on oaut porempiH tuloS tuin
nanbaua ~fuutoufi fer 6ptieQd. Wan
ba tapa pddtetiiin idndd pois ia OF
taa uui fdptdntDDn, fefd lfdtfi pdd
tetttin pitdd iltomia /, fobwitetfe
rettd nitn uiein Putin iiiben on mob
oolItuuita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

aotoufien otpaf clinics Wm Wfd
ti eittden loulun ppbdfoululuulue'r
iosta n:ro "a, ionta idlteen efimies
pitt pilfdn opettawaiien pmbeen ieu'
rutuntamme biStoriaSta, teboittnen
ieuratuutalaiia b~uoleaileStt malwo'
maan omia aIioitaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-19

2irfon nmbisnsiubloa rporten, 10
fa pibe ddn m~ooliSeuun 1 pn6,
.iunnuntotna, molittiin iublofomiIea,
ioea buolebtt fen menes,p miie Std.
maIitutii tulimot taitti ieurotunnon
iobtotunnan idienet ia piirirabaston
firiurit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17
NEWS OF V. P. |.

BLACKKSBtRG VA. May Ia
The faculty Of the summer school
at the Virginia Polytechnic institute
for this year has been organized,
with DR. j. Bolton McBryde as chair
man. Frank l.. Robson. seerstary;
D. O. Matthews proctor. These Of
ficers. with J T.. Davis. of the depart
ment OF modern languages. to act os
an executive committee and President
Eggleston, OF the college, TO be head
of the first summer school held here
since 1906 The session will start
Monday. June 22nd, and continue
for ak weeks. The registration books
Will be open for one week prior 10
this date and the total expenses OF a
student in the school VIII be $91Ia.
this including tuition in any two
courses. board, laundry and other
necessary fees
There will he seventeen distinct
departments In the school and TWEEN
ty-fve teachers for the various
branches offered the students. Rooms
will be available In one OF the bar
racks buildings, board can be had
at from $3.50 to $500 a week in pri-
waite families or al the hotels In the
town. and the summer school Is all
thorized and has the Official endorse
ment of the authorities of the V. +
l. Work done during the six weeks
will be accepted as taking the place
of like amount done during the coli
lege season. this feature being of es-
pecial advantage TO the student who
may be back on any subject and 10
the prospective student who may
lack one or more units for entrance -
the freshman class in September.
The agricultural department will
offer a course of particular beneft 10
the public school teachers OF the
State. the scope of the seventeen
courses offered is such as to Include
many subjects that Will interest other
teachers or those not having the OPP
portunity for regular college train
ing, and all the departments Of the
college will be open to the students
In the summer school
AT O'Clock on Tuesday, June 18th.
Alumni day of commencement
week, the alumni gateway will be
dedicated with appropriate cereme-
MES This entrance to the college
campus, erected from contributions
made by former students. Is now
undergoing extensive alterations that
are To he completed by the date for
the dedication. and which will add
considerably 10 its architectural beau
ty and convenience as a gateway.
making it OF service TO the public
generally.
The students in the geology course
under Professor r. J, Holden are
spending the week end at Mountain
Lake. in Giles county. this being one
of the cross country hikes that
are part Of the regular, instruction
and one that affords the students I'M
usual opportunities to study the for
nation of real mountains at nrst
hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-17

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