davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1915-01-24
Y0AKUM WARNS
U. S. TO AID ROADS
Governments Attitude Is
Blamed for Halt i'll Rail
way Construction.
]. w. BRYAN DEFENDS
FEDERAL OWNERSHIP
Prosperity Assured Under Ger
tain Conditions, Arguments
al Luncheon Show.
James Wesley Bryan. Representat'ye

James Wesley Bryan. RenreSeh'a'''
a+lsrse from Washington, found -. ne
- vcrterdav al
had marc TO" ~ "'0 n. ponub-
the Saturday iuncn'o"
rceo Climb iu defending goNeIn'n'
-.:- Of railroads However nc
'.'''F D..;,,,,ir +. Yoakum.
hoed diligently. heHJ"''' ,r
chairman Of the board OF u'"'O'' q,
.t. 81, rouis & San Francisco MAJ.
''' .' f:.. a. when he took
road ma"e ''' ...oJ Govern
his hoe in hand. lie oppo''" -.
mani ownership Let government
ownership "'o"' '''' 5..;..5. that way
mcut friendship "e ""
l.cs rrospcritv.
..u.l:1, Z ID, NOT believe I'm govern
N"''' IA Voolrm. 81 do
mCnt ownership S''' -. civo
bo'icvo that the government '""''
...., ,rco,,rarcmcnt TO railroad de-
'l'a 80. - 1, fostering tins necSs
NCloP'. -. ;e the best possible soiU-
say ~ i,c unemployment question
'o" ,-,.. U,v
Prosperity Is '"u''
.,... .o,15 head of prosperity
No,.."e esccIarod. i'm the days Nheh
o"AuI' 80, thousands Of men were
'nouS"'.v9 nroducts of other t0ou-
using - ~ b1,ld railroad lines mat
sahoS' l"oO' +orriforv uuon which
opcneH up '..i.,,,.enos would lay out
sun or. lv....oods There was sull
taeiI "y'-I .,,5c~o'opcd. ne asserted
eI''-.,, I''...,,,1,. ,.' tbo demands of the country
20 SHpl a ro,.t twenty wears. But II was
,. 10. Ln;,, made accessible.
'''r p..Ir,ss5 construction. Yoakum dc-
i N".'' storront: the cause is 10 be
C."i'g' +bc changed attitude Of the
.oulu - toward railroad corpora
gov 81 i''''''''
"For two years" asserted oaHuln'
",bcre has been 10 new railroad CO.. :,.,.
s.ructior. FOR 'ne paCI'u,,d .pa-o unndcr nor
years tne annual oo6 ,,iics q wear.
NAL conditions N"s eo,.cr cmpioyc-
There is an aNCIasc O1.oJ ~ai1road I'm
TO each mile OF opeito.tU 80. ,,oars rail
other WORDS, loI ''ii.'' oIDorturitios
roads oUeIeu ""' U,i. ro;iroad CON
for 1900 men. W lln 80, o,,+fts
struction stopped c?n.i"' .i' bov. to- can We
rustlng or sofa IoI I'm L;oSost stand
expect TO return 10 wy ns,or,o l'So The
ard o. business ,I'.-.e,l,~- and labor
effect is felt IN al Dus'hes5 eHT e.:I Ne
problems. We cannot s'a'I S.i',;
must 90 forward or we 90 soor+od o"Sn that
REPRESENTATIVE bIya' ..a;irasd srie-
q clash. between .l3e.u,oc.,r.aac,. .le .,.a, ~ the
tocracy ana me 1eiloCi',eLS i,l.,'e,L +Eo fcd-
people asserting ,tsell '"iousi, ;',,--ircrt II
erai government was .s'-.', srist, Lo do
must be ishi 20 .I,e i.,,,,,, ,,o,4 ,,nst
clared. L.l.ef lne eO' 'i''' ',a;1roe6e
run the rallfoadS on .i.e Corr1s,',.
would run ne sQ'eIAiIilei's' 49,, Iii
owned ITS railroads ana I'..-enIamd Ian .,.e'r' bo
said Mr. Bryan in - ~ .i''' Cor
added, one can traaNeI cohs.a.o'E 5o - rVs
twelve months al 'he I"'e %
a day.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-24
Magic Silver Polish. Reg.
uIarIy 22C, at 16C

A preparation We have sold for
years and that we know is harm.
less 10 the finest silver and gold; il
works like magic cleaning and pol
iShing.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-24
JOrdan'S Wax Oil Polish

No other preparation gives the
universal satisfaction that Donkey
Oil' does. il cleans and poliSheS
beautifully hardwood floors, furni-
ture, pianos, etc; is not sticky.
hides scratches, removes stains and
brings out the grain of the wood.
Pint, regularly 42c. at 33c; quart,
regularly 62c. AT 49c; = gallon,
regularly si.05. at Sac, and gal
Ion, regularly si.7S, at. $l.42
New-York tribune., 1915-01-24
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY %.
Manhattan.

Tn. following judgments FOR amounts n 500 ~
more were hie1 today. the hrst name being that ~
New-York tribune., 1915-01-24
Manufacturers Cooperative Sales

SPECIAL CONCESSIONS from the makers in this sale
bic them to widely distribute their products and enab
to advertise lower prices than ever.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-24

Albany. Jan. 23.-The following in
corporations were filed with the Sec
retary Of State to-day:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
pui @oleotan ristilI6 minun ia mel
Dan faiffein ipntien tGboen.
Seiffo eIGmGntien ipaeItaia,
Matt 8orpp.
YfiiiilmGinen fristiIiiSSs.

Oil iaituri, jonfa moIempiin iii.
min fasmoi iGG. SGn meni iiIIoin
funIuiian iiImGIGGfGrin Iiio, iofa ia
moi, ettd Ieiffaiis mieIG motif paron-
taa molemmat iilmGt nGfemifii
"8aan miten polion ie mafiaiii9" fp-
ipi iaitiiri buolestuneeno. "Soto
morffao ~iilmGst1'', oil maStous.
Saituri mietti fotipon aifoo. SGn
ojatteIi rabojoon ia iofeuttaon. @ib-
ooin ban ianoi: "Saboon ontoa Ieifo-
ia ainoostaon toiieu iiImGn; ie riittGo
ipoioofieni roboioni Iasfeo; moinbon
iGGstGG binnor toiien iiIm6n leiffauf.
iestol" @ifo fristittp, joIla on joettll
ipoGn, ole juuri tiion iaiturin foltoi'
nen2 SGn tpptpp iiiben, ettd oinoos'
toon pfii iiImd tiiIee ~ndfewdfii. Cot
fin ianoen: ban tpptpp puolifuntoi'
.ieen fristiuiippteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
8cirtun, 8. go.

gfoubon terpebops faifille Mutto-
ion lufijoilIe! aiitGn eniin iitd tietd-
mGtont6 benfiloG jofa on Iuttojon
minulIe tiIannut. @n ole pmm1rtas
mt ettG tGnne pfiinGiiecn mojaontnle
oiaiii eipanfeliumin inlo-ianomot.
Gee tuntunat fumminfin min titiiilta,
min IGmpimiItd, FUN jog funliii jon:
fun Snpmen usfopaiien eipanfelis.
ton faiiuttopan taifpaista paIunao.
Sellaiiilta ienfin tGboen, ettert ole IL
I'd tiIaiiuuoesia muiten fulilemnan,
Sdman f%utiumifieni fplld paljol-
.taan prbnu ipaan Serraan bpipppoes-
I'd inmalla uiein tobentaa, ontamallo
tintea fen, ettei ibminen Ella aInoas-
toon IeimGstG. MiItabdn mabtaiii
fuuluafaan jos mieId fuuliii iaornaf-
toipon ipntenanteefii antantiIesfd ia
binnosta rmitd me ibmislopiet entnte
fpfenee ilorittamoan.
SGsiG Ieboesid, auttoiosin, tiis-
fin on ollrt ennen 8eirtonista Min
f~GdnloiSto firicttG. Sifii oIiii poifol'
Ioon tebod fen bistoriosto mdbGn iel-
foo, miitto jGt6n f~iircesi6ni titonnem-
mafii. Sa toiiefii me fun ainmme
maoIIo, en- alma tieoGfddn puoIista-
foam tapobtumisto. Sen paaan tie.
odn ia ienfin Serron ormosto, ettG
Sdn on Idsnd min mdan bilioiiuit-
ocsio FUN faupunein me~Isfeesidfin,
Tuntuii fumminfin FUN Jos ban tGGl.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

tapaufiesio, &ioin rrfOufiet poIaut-
taipot barbaan nstiitiit osfeIeet. SEQ.
Din fppneIfpIp0 fantaa beoeImdG.
Sopii onnelIiiena fittGG Sitmalaa,
iofa antoi bdneIIe ieIIaiiet manbem.
mat.
Npt raffaat lufiiat.. &enelld teistG
on Iapiia, pppt6f6d SerraIta aqua
faslpattaesianne niitd. ga me lapiet,
antafaamme arpon innoille, ioita SUI
malaa pelfGdipdinen diti tai iiG on ia-
nomit. Slen marma, ettemme fos-
fan fule iitd fatumaan.
Snnelliiia olemme jos moiiimme
Soilan fonsia ianoa: MinG ia mi
nun buoneeni taboomme pollpella
Serraa. - SpoGmelliiiG teripeiii6
faifille @iittajan IiifiioiIle, niiIefin
iotfa fen tilaafpot eip1tfG Tue. @bat-
foon Sierra itie nGfemG1n totuufta ia
nastaan. Sinoin nGemmc iitG tGstG
IeboestGfin. Nufoilfaamme eta
Serran benfi iofoista meta jobtoiii.
Suilrta ~beiffnitto tilnteipa iisfon-
ne. Nnna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

Sdnen toiponia toteituifin ia ban
pddii muuttomaan Saiwaan Sidi to-
tim. Mlitta iina, ~pstGpGni, %tcifpotfo
ia boluatfo iinG iamaa. Mind aina-
fin baluaiiin 10 idttda tdmdn MUIR
been mailman ia pGdstd parempaan
eI6mGGn, taiwaIIiieen Sernialemiin
iosia ei ole enGG itfua ia parfra tn
ten tdGIIG. @eIiet ia iisfot, filpoitel-
famine bptpd filmoitlis, pprtiesidm-
me 'taimaaIlista fotia fobti. Wsat-
fammc on Ipbpt ipaan, jos fen nsfosia
pGGtdmme min faamme perid fruit
nun, iofa meitd plbadlld ooottaa.
SieIIG famine meiiata wo%itontpirtto
tapetuIle &a%ritialIe.
WaaiImasio meiIId toiin on mon
ia maitpao ia mastiista, mitto onbon
meiIId pettGmGton Srmalon alma pp.
ippd Jana. Siiben iopii tnripoiltiio
ia poetu fen iuojaaR fitten poifanen
emonia iiiwen ollie.
airioittafoopo neIiet ia iisfot uiein
Miittoioon mitd teiIIe 1Adfpp 2ristiif.
iesta ia fenenfd poifa ban on. @ind
usfon eta ban ON SiimaIon oinoa
poifo, minitn @opobtoiani, iofa rip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
raubasia ia raffauoesio, fiumdten nil
I'd. iotfa meitG iabattelepat. g. I.
112. Slloa Hieminen.
Kan$an klrjeitd.
0ile, isis.

Neliannen rnfouspGimdn tefsti fe-
boittaa fauttaaltaan meta fristitpitd
Serran fiitofieen, fen iiiuren raffau.
ben ia bppantpon ebestG iota ban on
poiasiaon Seeiufiesia nellie tebnpt,
mafiamalla meiodn ipnti pelfamme
ristilla, iefa foriaamalla meibat lap-
fifteen min ipntiiind ia raaoolIiiina
'fuin me itiesiGmme olemmefin. Sind
'pa onfin ippta tiitofieen niinfuin
profeetta Seioia ianoo ~: 5. @eiiat-
faa fiitosta Serralle, fila ban onmoi-
malliiesti itienia aiettanut; ie olfoon
tiettGpG faifesia maasia. Saas pial-
misia 100 frlIltl1: Hiemuitfaa Ser.
ralle faiffi maa! Yalmelfaa
|Serraa Slimalaa lola; tulfaaat
bGnen fnslpoinia eteen riemulla! Sic
tafdGt eta Sierra on Sltmalal bGnpd
meibGt tefi, ia emme lite meitGmme,
faniafienia ia laitumenia Iampaifii,
MenfGat banen porttiinia fiitofiella,
baneir eiibuoneiiiinia ~meiiuuIla: fit
tGfGdt bGnta ia p~listGfGdt bGnen ni-
medhiG!
SO, fuinfa ibanat oipat mo-
mdt rufousp6iipGn tefstin ianat, fun
Ell SumaIa maabi niisiG muiita meiltG
itieueniG, fun ainoaStaan fiitoSta bG-
nellie tiioulaan, fen ii1uren rnffaiiben
ebestd jota ban on nellie oiottanut
poifania fautta. Mit6pG me miilita
moiiimmefaon teboG bGnelle. Gimme
oiaa fittddfGGn niinfuin trliii. Sofa
on iaannt maistaa fuinfa Sierra on
iiloinen, fpll1 bGnen benfeniG fiitof-
Ieen berGG, maiffa pajapastifin.
&%aboentena fpmmenentenG fun
n%lintaina folminaii. pGim. firffop. iel-
pittad 2iitber tGllG tapaa tGtG per-
talsta. &osfa f%uningas tefi baitG
palmeliiallenia ia fifteen meni fatio-
maan baGmieraita ia nGfi iiellG pbpen
iolla Ell olllit bdGpaatteita ia fGSfi
bGnen mieoG ulos bGG-buoneesta.
2utber ielittdd tdll1 tapaa iiitd ibmi-
iestd etfd ban of paeltan1it ilman lis-
foa autuiiben tiellG. @apabtaja itie
ianoo: Sofa usfoo Sojan pGalle, I'D.
nellG on ijanfaiffinen elGmd." Ipos.
oil mpos ianoo ett1manbursf. omiste-
taan usfolla. 2utber fGSfee pufeo
pGGllemme Seeius &ristus usfpn
faittta, ettG CT meta alostoinno Ion
oettGiii bGG- blioneesia. SiinG on teb-
tp erebbps ettd on rupettl tpOntd-
mGGn usfoa iprjGdn, lieneipGt be fetG
lienem1t, omat iaapat palffonia.
"SSlmolon maltofunnan maan, Sc
nGfelpG ON ferrar, Seen ipntpnpt on
nuoestoon, SeneestG lite Serran. 81
tuuli nan, finn tGGlld fGp, Miit' TIM
thu moimastonio. Hdin benfi mpos,
jdIosio tpos, quo iiunaufiionia."
S%ermebbps foifilIe Iuttojon lufi-
ioille, erinomoittoin ormolopiillel
WstdlpppoellG, $. Sebto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

la oIiii IGbempGnd. aiuan ruieresld'
lillian biliaiiina behind jolloin lasten
|fansia fiitofiemme wiritdmme. Ne
|to{in otpot min pienid eta eipGt tpiela
iuuri pmmdrrd palicn. Wfatta US.
foo eli beiltG puiiti, minimum meiltd
monbemmiIta uieinfin. 8anbin poi.
famine on posta Az no. Nuorin on
tpttS. faboen fiiufauoen ifdinen. &ol-
me beifG on faiffiaan elosia. &afii on
taitpaasia ia ainafin eldpdt. &erron
fifth tdsid omasta perbe-elGmGstGni.
fun tieoGn minulla olepan ~usfoipaf
fla omaiiia pmpGri Mmerifaa. @aan
misiG be fufin omat en- tie6d. Has.
tori @. @iemen oiote on olliit slutta-
'iasia, maan Ell iiibenfGGn oiaa lnot.
tao fun eli iiinG ole mitdGn postioioi.
.tetta. sos tdti tGmGn buomaa Min
b"eittGfdGbGn firieelld.
S%ermebops mposfin Sbion omai-
lille, iefG Mile mlilitamille fprolGiiil-
Re joille firjoitin Suomesia fdpoesiG-
nj. SieltG ldbetitte ioulalabjaa eli
mitG ban OIL eraalle fopbdlle perbeel-
lc> pppnn0stGni. Sliiifoban palion
JOS taas uuoistaiiin pppntoni. CID
mGtbGn ne mield. On toiin ole beis-
I'd mitGGn fluullut, fun ei ole tlll,tt
firioitettua. @n muista niitten aripo
n~eitpsten nimiG muiben fun Dboen ia
ie on Safala, - joille omaiiilta fir
ioitin ia niinollen iain oioitteen. Siis
.iouIun lGbetesiG muistafaamme Quo
men foma.oiaiiia fansialunaStettuja.
SieIlG on fopempi aifa f,in usfom-
mefaan.
Satfan firiettdni fertoafieni toi-
file maanpiljeliioiIle Suomen naii-
rim Observation-Disclosures. Sulin iuuri
it'd plos ottamasta. See onat min
Iiuiria ettG fpIlG fannattaa tuottaa
Suomesto tllrnipiin iiemeniG ia fas-
mattaa niitG Iebmille. Weibdn maan.
miljelps on toiin mield fofeilua maan
faifillafin aloiIIa mutta feboitan fem
tGbo. toisten perebtpneimp. miljeliiGin
firjoittamaan fofeilujania abferam-
min Iuttaiaan, ettG lie oliii tallafin
alalla Muttajo, eli ebes fen oifean
slnttaian apnlainen. Slen bplpGll1
mielelld ieurannitt eri paiffafnntail1
ulitiiia, fun ei niisiG fertoella naptos-
fnppnIten bpnppoestd eli onnistumi-
iistn. Slfoon eoelleenfin &allio
&ristus perustufienamme.
9errn fnisiammel
Sanni &osfi,
Yor 1926, @eirton, 90. So.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
PanetteIu

Taailmasia p%ioetddn panettelua
mdbdpdtoiiend ipntina. Sumala eli
~fnitenfoan piod iitd midland, fosfa
on antcntt eri fasfpn iitafin iparten.
Sirtpedtd on fuulla rifosmiioett1fGs
fpd ipastaan, eta nimitt1in iofu toi-
ielta riistad bengen. sc on julmaa,
ia Sumala, iofa ibmiielle on bengen
antanrt, ban itie fen tabtoo pttaa.
Sddlin trnne mpos maltaa ipbGmem-
me, fnn aiattelemme niitG nitorufai-
tia ia neitoiia, iotfa opat najonneet
barreuoenipnnip oriifii. Sa ippt1 on
BETA iddlid. Snban ibmiien riiiimis
Spban Seneen temppeli, ic on tiff
tlllut ppbdsiG fasteesia. So faubei-
ia onat ne ibmiiet iotfa elGmGt jcit-
iemGnnen fdsfpn rifofiisia. &aibal-
Iiiet ibmiiet beit6 pelfGGipGt. Soutl,n
iurun maItaan, finn nGfee ilmotufien:
ie ia ie nuoritfainen on tltomittl1 ipar-
feuteen ia Observation-Disclosures
menett1npt. Srlee mieleen a%jatis:
bdnfin on olIut 1itiniG rafas Inpii,
iosto t1m6 n~anbniloen p1imifIi toi-
,!pei tufea. Mutto miten on fob0ef
ionnen fGsfpn laita? Sitd ei uiein
buomota, ettG Siimala on mpos mel
Dan maineemme iuojelufieenin otto
nut. &itinfa polio teboddnfddn fie-
lelG mabinfoa. Salomo ianoo: "&ie-
Ii on p~istuincn iGien, f%uitenfin iuuria
aiioita toimittaa, min mpos mabd til.
II fuinfa iiulren metf1n ie iptDttdd."
Gifofiet Sumafan fpmmcniG fasfpja
mastaan moipat fGpoG min iiinosti
iofa fGsfpn iibteen ettei niitG pbteis-
funnuIIinen lofi moi rangaista. SO
fpibostuminen IGbimmGiielle N MUIR
ia ia min tuIemat faiffi ibmiiet MUIR
bamiebifii Sumalon eoesiG. Wtittta
buomoomotta moi faboeflafhtella fGs-
fpIlG riffoa mibennen fGsfpn. Sos
l1bimmGiiestGmme ioaoadn "fielilaf-
farien" falitto fuitlla jotafin lota emf
me tabtoiii, min miten belposti lddnl-
mefGGn oliao usfomoon, tieoustele-
motto, onto ie tobella Min. Sa mi-
boIlinen i%pnnpttG6 MISUNDERSTANDING mi
ban aiotufiia; ndin olemme tebneet
murban. Miottele DstGip1ni, oletto
fosfaon ioattanut lGbimmdiieii .paboi-
tetufii; iiin1 taparfiesio olet mDos
YpbGn Settgen murbeelliiefii iaotta.
nut. Sumalan jana opettaa meta
fG1ntpm1Gn inoraan aiianomoiieri
lno; Iue Serron ~ianasta elm. %ierrao.
mot paifat: Notb. IS: 15-17,
Wotb. 8: 1875, Warf. II: %,
Sol. ep. 8: 13, 2 Mooi. %: 1; 3
Wooi. 13: 16, Sonal. 20: 10, IL:
10 ia %: Is no. sos main teemme,
min iofa tnpoufieSio nautimme o.
mantunnon raiiboa. SDebelius an
tou nellie neiinojo, miten fulfil iuo-
ieIIa lGbimmGiiemme moinetta. Sdn
ionoo: "Sppdd pubi,a ia uioteIlo ID
bimmGiiestGmme, pcittGG bGnen mir.
beeniG ia beiffoutenia ia fosfo ban
fieliIofforeiIta ippttomGsti paneteI.
Ioan, bGnen funnionio pnolesto mas
toto, foiffi porboafii fGGnt6G ia pu-
buo totuutto." TGt1 foiffeo oIemme
itiest1mme fofonaon aforementioned
nouoottomoon. Yi. IS: T. 3 NJ.
Opettofoon taipoolIinen SID meito
b%eiffoio Iapiiaon Ypbdn Senfenid
fuatta foiffio ipnti6 fnrttomaon, min
cttd Sumalon ormo ioiii oIIa moi
moIIinen opettaiomme bpIfddmGdr
foifen iumoIottoman menon, etta
SiGn Iopiina tefifimme fotimatfar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

81, nlatteletfo ina tdta, barnan.
bopiinen manbus, tai find, nliorufoi-
men ia neitonen, ieiioesioii tuon niio-
rnfoiicn balloollo, jofo GSfen moan-
polpcen fGtfettiin? TGGtitfo mieles-
iGii rlnpetn ieiiroomoan Serraa, it'd
Serroa jofa moi fu%olonfin mliuttaa
elGmGfii, 5eiioesiaii fasminfumppani.
II bouoolIn. Sos ct ole mield tebnpt
tiiota p6dtostG min tee &c mt! sos
ct ole mieId ldbtenpt ieuraamaan Ser
rao min lGboe nptl Npt on otoIIinen
aifo ia oiitiniben pGiip1 mielG fGiiIIG,
fun oIet tG1Il1 ornton qjasia. @n fol.
II, ettG SumaIan tarwitiiii iinrt ottaa
pbt6 lujallc fuin tion Gsfen pois.
muuttoneen moinojan. SGndn fir
ioittoja of bdnen miioteenia mieresi1
~fabocfion eri fertaa, pubumasia Sii-
molan ionoo. @iime firjecnid ban
f%irioitti nellie nonbemmilleen neIj1
pGipGG cnnen fuolemoonio. Siin1
ban Mum muosio moinitii 10 boluo-
moniafin pois tddItd, Sidn fotiin,
Ionoen cttd ~tG1IlGbGn olIoanfin noon
motfamicbid joi6en motfonmdGrd on
toiipoan outrus. SALON mitutafin
nellie mieIuista tho fire iiidIii,
mufta tuIiii Iiion pitfdfii riimeta iiitd
faifesta tGsid fcrtomaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
WnrmiiGriui, Iinu.

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Iuttajaan. Yarbaalla tabbollanifaan
en- ole moinilt it'd tebbG, iillG nptfin
olen fpmin murbeen murtama poi
fani fuoIeman ioboosta. &rolon fpl-
ma fGii on taos mienpt pboen meioGn
perbeestG, nGin muistuttoen nellie
foifiIIe, meIjet ia %iiiaret, mifG militia
mei0Gn elGmGlIGmme II Sengelli.
men rnpnilijo laiilaofin:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

Eat alma ,pioa mielesids,
9dp taiten tieta faitao,
st tiebG millG betfelld
Sirn puoros tulla toitoa.
Npt ieiiot toiien bauoollo,
&entieii bGntG buomenna
SIM icurota 10 tdptpp.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06

OFFER from the lar6halltoJVn Eloctric
Light Company ana Win begin her work
there on Saturday next.
Grinnell will entertain the Delegates
to the meeting of the Ninth district
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
on the 18th and 18th OF this month. The
district comprises the counties Of
Poweshiek. Nahaska, Iowa, and Kso-
kuk. with fourteen local unions. that Of
Oskaloosa being the largest and having
silver medal contest for tho young
peopel on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. n. NJ. Ramey. . prominent citi-
zen and business man Of this city many
years ago but now an occupant Of the
Odd Fellows home at Mason City. 10
here on q visit to his many old time
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eddy announce
the birth Of daughter to them on
Monday last.
The various scenes Of festivity at the
May festival Of Iowa College, - well
as some athletic events coming on
about that time win be faithfully re-
corded In moving pictures this year. ar
rangements having already been made
Tor competent artist to come from De0
Moines for that purpose.
Mrs. Mary Adkins thinks herself en-
titled to a place on the list Of oldest
residents Of Jasper county, as she has
lived in the same house there continu-
ously since 1859 with the exception of
a period of less than two years which
she spent in Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Corrough and
their two children are again back in
their Broad street home after several
months spent In southern California.
Mrs. William Dodge. who went from
here with them. still remains in her
California home.
Mr.. Arthur Willard Bartlett arrived
here from his home In Grants Pass,
Oregon. to attend the funeral OF his
father, Mr.. Emory S. Bartlett, which
took place from the home yesterday at
ternoon,
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orinnslI News Notss.
;, - rimea.Ren,hlican

Special to TimeS-Republican.
Grinnell. May 6.-The examining.
measuring and tabulating Of the scores
OF more than 800 children from l year
to years Of age was completed just
before o'clock last evening and the
winners of the prizes were announced.
Susan Irene Stanley. having shown the
high marking of 9S.7 points, was de-
clared first over all and received the
blue ribbon marking first prize and also
the beautiful silver cup given by II. /.
Yeager. She is between and years
old and her home Is at Searsboro. The
winner Of the blue ribbon second prize
in that class was Jean Struble, of To-
ledo. In the girls from 1 year to class,
Luvilla Lyman. Of Grinnell. took first
prize with 9S.3 points and Edith Mar
garet Sylvester. Of Grinnell. won second
prize with s7.S points. In the boys
class, to 2 years, Robert Ridpath
Rivers. of Grinnell. was first with 50
points, and Arthur Gum was second
with s7.3 points. In the boys class, 2
to years old, William Willimas, Of
New Sharon. and Richard Sanders, of
Grinnell, scored 80 points each and
both were awarded first prize. Marvin
Good received second with a score of
e75. Others who scored high were:
Mary Alice Jaqua, 97.5; Margaret
Sutherland s7.3: Jessie Adeline Park.
e6.9; Eleanor HUFF. 96.s: Edith Brooks,
e6.7: Josephine NJ. Bray, 1914; Mary
Frances Morrison. 96.1; Patricia
Browne Spaulding. 95.3: Judith Ann
Wood, s5.3. Boys-J. Maurice Suther-
land, 97.4; Thomas Jefferson Smith,
s72: Paul Wilton Black. s7.2: Van Pratt
Elson. s7.2; Virgil Jones, OIL; James
Ross Gallagher. 97.1: John Howard
Nagle, 96.6; Joseph Shultz, 96.3: Har-
old StillweIl, 9s.3. The promoters and
workers of the enterprise are well
pleased with results and health culture
for babies is likely to receive increased
attention.
Owing to the injury received by Fred
Little in baseball practice last week
when. in making a slide to base, he
sprained his ankle and injured the bone.
the Spaulding contest in public speak
ing, in which he was one Of the speak
ers, has been postponed for week and
is now scheduled for Friday. May IA. at
$50 o'clock.
The college Y. W. c. A. will serve the
annual May day breakfast on the col
lege campus at 1880 o'clock on Saturday
of this week. providing the weather is
favorable. Tables win be set under the
trees west of Rand gymnasium.
Miss Jennie Hillman. OF this city, who
has been stenographer for the Grinnell
Motor Company, has responded to an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-06
Clarion New. Notes.
Special to Times-Republlcan

Special to Times-Republi:an
Clarion, May 6.-Rev. A. o. Wright,
who was recently called to the pas
torate OF the Christian church, has
now become settled IN tho parsonage
home. A public reception was ten
dered him Thursday evening. He il
we'll received and the work opens aus
piciously. He receives $3.50 and a
good home as his salary for the year.
Miss Oracle Poncin underwent an
operation Wednesday for appendicitis.
Court is now In session with Judge
Fry. of Boone. on the bench. This is
the first visit OF the Judge. He has
created a very favorable impression.
Mrs. ]. D. Denison IL in Des Moines
this week. where she is having her
eyes treated and at tine same time en-.
joying visit with her son, J. d. Deni-
son.
Mrs. L. c. Hamilton has returned
from the Methodist hospital at Des
Moines. Her health is very much Inn
proved.
Miss Fay Swartzendrover will teach
in the Fort Dodge schools next year.
Harry Stephens, Sr, is laid up with
q pair Of broken ribs. The injury was