davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1915-10-13
iTVS Of THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
..wey ITEMS GATHERED FROM
ous STATE EXCHANGES
,-.....,i,, Items from all Partsof the
W. .-..,,,1, About Your Friends and
N.,shbors and Their Do'"gs'

W.. Ruth Waytt has been elected
..-si5snt IF the Go-getown High
seool Literary Society
na,swar, City farmers are cutting
..a;- corn. which IS yielding only
shout 25 bushels to the acre.
Iobn Ttarp. of Wilmington. is
ricking crop Of apples that are so
large that 32 will eli peach basket.
The carnival for the benefit Of the
delaware City Fire Company will be
bsld the week beginning October %.
After an absence Of several months,
Miss Mari Hearue has resumed her
snties as telephone operator at Laurel.
For swearing at Wilmington pc
lieeman. Jonn Smith. eolored. was
sped SO and cost. rs Judge Church
man.
About 60 tongers have taken out
licenses 70 tong oysters in the Mis-
pllion River.
Thieves hroke into William Logan's
chicken house at SilverboOk and stole
p chickens.
Mrs. Charles B. Evans broke her
left wrist when she fell down stairs
in her home near Newark.
The New Castle Choral Club has
asked the Board Of Education for the
use Of the high school auditorium for
feheaIssls.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. daughters
Of the American Revolution. have de-
,ited to present a State flag to Della.
ware College.
Joesph Del Nero. who shot Raphael
Dilorio in Wilmington on July 9Th,
vss convicted Of manslaughter in the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Convicted Of the larceny Of 81 from
amsn's pocket. William Lee, colored,
vas sentenced 20 three months i'm.
Irisonment and ten lashes.
Wilson Brinkley.. cOlored. wal
hsld up in South Wilmington, snC
Charles Thomas. coloTed. WIS held il
500 bail for the Grand Jury as tn,
hghwsyman.
n addressing the Rotary Club
Chsf Engineer Hopes of the Viii
uington Water Board. said that a new
reservoir and filtration system wer'
needed.
Warren A. Singles, treasurer o
the Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. has returned from a triI
to the San Francisco Exposition an
other points in West.
Under the direction of Professo
Csries A. McCue. the stuoents j
horticulture Of Delaware College vii
be taken on an inspection To some o
the large apple orchards in Ker
county this week.
Smyrna times., 1915-10-13
Maklna Eood Ernn &C.,.

u,,-.as u,oleasor Prudential Of Berlin
s,.sersity is said TO have discovered
49, se~ Iood prepared from straw. The
lr,,ay l,,.,soseiy is said TO be likely 10 revo-
'410niae the food Of the people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
NEW MASONIC HOME
NEARLY COMPLETED
Nonarrival Of Furniture viii Delay
the official Opening Until
October I. However.

Work is being rapidly completed on
the NJ. J. Glass building on South
Main between Fifth and Sixth which
is TO be the home of the Masonic
lodge OF the city The contractors
expect TO finish the second floor,
which is the part used by the Masons
the latter part of this week Nom
arrival OF the furnishings will post
pone the opening until the first OF
next week.
Nine rooms will comprise the suite
The lodge room is 50x6O feet and
complete in every detail A large re-
ception room and several locker
rooms adjoin.
one Of the features is large ban
Quet room and kitchen which is
sure 10 prove popular and useful In
the front Of the building is a Shrine
room and the office of the secretary
The rooms will be used by the two
blue lodges, the chapter, the com
mandery. the Shrine and the Eastern
Star. The old headquarters of the
lodge were given up the first Of this
month and no meeting can be held
until the building is ready for occu-
patton. Such a place has long been
needed I'm Tulsa and the entire sec
ond floor has been leased for five
years. There is some talk OF also
the ground floor OF the
building for cafe and general rest
room of the allied lodges. but the
matter has not been passed upon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
DON'T PLANT YOUR
WHEAT UNTIL LATE
October I Is the Right Time, Doctor
EarnhCart Tells Farmers, to
Avoid IlCsSian Fly.

County farm demonstration c. T..
Earnheart is urging farmers to wait
until october at the earliest to SOW
their wheat. if they would help to
eradicate the dreaded Hessian fly in
Tulsa county
This pest Is reported to be numer-
GUS in the county at present and by
waiting until the first of next month
the laying season will be passed
From October to 10 are the dates
best suited for planting in order to
avoid the fly.
The insects are hatched and unable
to crawl for the first seven days, but
thereafter begin their work The fly
does not bother oats.
Farmers are afraid that the rain
might interfere with planting if it is
deferred to such a late day. but Doc
tor Earnheart points out that there
should be little danger as the rain
fall has been abnormal throughout
the summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Help and Many Tulsa
People VIII BE Happier.
Throw out the Life Line

Throw out the Life Line
Weak kidneys need help.
They're often overworked - they
don't get the poison filtered ont Il
the blood.
VIII you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
benefit to thousands Of kidney suf-
fcrers
Tulsa testimony proves their worth.
Mrs. w. A. Taylor, 1913 5. Frank
fort Ave, Tulsa, says: MY little girl
was afflicted with weak kidneys. She
complained of soreness across the
small of her back and didn't seem to
have control over the kidney secre-
tions, being unable to attend school.
DOan's Kidney Pills brought great I'M
provement and | continued to give
the child this medicine until she was
strong and we'll" Statement given
June %, 19OS).
OVER THREE YEARS LATER,
Mrs. Taylor said: "The cure Doan's
Kidney Pills made has been perma-
nent"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Taylor recommends Foster-Mil-
burn Co, Props, Buffalo. ~ Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
AROUND THE LOBBY |

m s,I.,,, ,,,-, ~
ne Io'oWinE ~, Okla GIlahS were
l'7'S'e'eu at "'Sd hoI'lS yesterday
Hotel Oklahoma.
Harry SprangIer. Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Parker. Oklahoma CITY:
Mrs. w. h. Warner. Bristow. II Wojt,
Oklahoma CITY. c. A. Knight.
Tecumseh: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pidd.
Drumright; Mr.. and Mrs II. Burke,
Broken Arrow: X. p. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur lii
tie. Kiefer; Mr. and Mrs Anderson
KIcfcr: Tom Latham. Kiefcr. Frcd
Ienhart
Hotel Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. smith RartIee-
vile: Miss Mabel core, BartIcgviIIe:
NJ. T.. BIeuler. Muskogee. " r
Hickcrson. Muskogee. j. w. Turner
Muskogee, II. r. Matthews lTIsIto,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
Mob Violence Feared
by Nowata Sheriff, So
He Saves a Prisoner

Special to The World
NOWATA, Okla Sept IA When
three hundred armed men swaImcd
around the Nowata county Jail here
tonight, ovcrpOWcrcd the sheriff and
several deputies, they were disap-
pointed after searching the iail to
find b. l.. HarkiuS Of NOwata. the
man they sought to lynch, had been
spirited away Several days ago Har-
kins is alleged TO has assaulted -
year-Old IncZ Greonleaf at a picnic
near here. lie was given preliminary
hearing today and held for trial with
out bail Anticipating mob violence,
Sheriff James Mayes early tonight
dressed his prisoner as a woman and
took him by automobile, it Is thought,
to Coffeyyille, Kan.
Signs bearing the words "Harkius
VIII never go to trial i'm NOWata
county alice" were posted on the
county alive were posted ON the
members Of the mob.
HarEins, who has been a resident
of NOwata for several years. formerly
was engaged as a veterinarian. but
for the last two years has occupied
his time as a picnic promoter. lie is
45 years old and married.
At the trial here this afternoon the
crowd assumed threatening attitude
and it was only the alcrtness of Judge
Calvert by threatening to clear the
courtroom that saved the prisoners
life
When little Tnez took the stand she
positively identified Harkins as being
the man who committed the crime.
There he is, right over there" she
said, as she pointed her finger at
Harkins, sitting between two deputy
gheriffs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

- - - >->'->~
if they find burglars had been at work
during their absence
e
TEACHERS or every school in the
city will meet at the high school
building at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing for their final instructions and
assignments superintendent Ober-
hoIzor and IT, f.. Mcclure will be
among the speakers. After the meet
ing teachers who have taught here
before will tender reception to
thuse who are new in Tulsa. Re
frcshmcnts and music will contribute
o. the get acquainted social
BERT QUISENBERRY and Ralph
Grimhy are being held by the police
ass suspects i'm several hOldups which
have taken place here during the
past few weeks The men were ar
rested in roominE house by De-
tccUves Patton and OVERLY yester-
day morning In their effects were
found several revolvers and instru-
mcnts such as are used by burglars
and yeggmcn. The capture is con-
sidered important
VAN IfIl-f lf j lh'' . CtNI a.
tlry Buchner of the Y. NJ G, A. has
as many banners he wishes to dis
tribute among them so they may be
seen in the big parade today Boys
who wish to help make the parade
success and who are willing to vol
unteer their services are requested to
report to the boys department of the
Y. NJ G. A. this morning at 10 o'clock
where they will receive instructions
and the banners.
WHILE STRINGING a line of small
incandcsccnt lights used during the
Durbar across East Third street yes
tcrday. two men were badly shocked
and burned. Both are employees of
the National Tent & Awning CO. one
of the men was handing the LIGHTS
from a box to the other. The pecu-
liar part of the accident was that the
man who had hold of the charged
wire received only a burn on the
thumb while the man who handed
him the bulb was badly shocked and
sustained a badly burned arm.
Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of August arc past due If not
paid 10y G p. mn. of the fifteenth, sery-
fee will be discontinued. Pioneer
Telephone Is Telegraph Co.-Adv.
mr. TorIyipg ,stoCr,tbfc vrvsictor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

An aged man whose hair was
Gray and in his step
FecblcncoS came up to me
Upon the street and asked
Me for a dime to eat. His
Face bore marks Of bruises
There, his clothes were torn
And ragged, too, upon his
Breath an Odor vile Of
Alcoholic base. | said to
Him, What makes it 50, where
Is your home, how came You
Here, he answered me, II m
Out of work, too Old | guess
And have no home, m hungry
Now and won you please
Give just a dime that !
Might ease this awful gnawing
Here. " | gave the dime and
Watched him 90 and knew it
Was not food he craved and
Then | thought, On what a
Shame. How poor the laws that
Men exist who sell this booze
TO such as he, who in their
Faults have fallen deep
Beneath the name humanity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
THE BUSY MERCHANT.

The tax assessor came one day
And counted up his treasures.
The food inspector came that way,
And one inspecting measures.
The smoke inspector had look
tNo warning Of his coming)
And then a stern official took
a survey of his plumbing.
It keeps him jumping, he AYERS,
This army Of detectors.
He has no time for customers,
He's busy with inspectors.
k. c. Journal
II you want to hire help Of AM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

You often hear OF mlus putting
"his best foot forward" bat did YOU
ever hear which is hosto
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Tho guy that 'houcr,' for some
lody to hold him never makes a
fighting record
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Senator Underwood may not he a
"iyoritc SON but he's AabamaH
"lr,t citizen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Times was when Americans rccciy-
ing British gold were "cuss,d", now
they're cuycd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
City News In Brief

Az ~ ~ t,HSfH were issu,
and ,, ,,'r,Io W. yal'li J. h,s.'pa ol SP'IIy
IH lIIicr ~, ,r,'i.'' W. nv ~
'r,rrI,.,,' ~ r 'r,,s,
''"
p,,,,,,,,.,, ,.....l
,'"Irr JAMES Nuollcy ana hrs
.I,I.',,,,",' E6,S,I'uay r"ld'd me Metro,
r,.I,,or Eogla'r avenue They found only a
'''''' VI s''p' J"'.'.
gr,rr r,p r,,,In,,,, -.
,r.,.rL,, m ~ "I9 JnIt',u T',
p,IJ,rg 49, n,'.,' ''' '1I' "F t'''"'''
.,.,..,s l,. ,,t ''I,"'I'' h.''' g.',',s ~
.b,,,, ~, I,5. ,,tG @ ' Lay I, I''S W., "'' ,,, n'S
'sp,D.ur .G3rr, ID, al,,I,,r,, ''''''' "'
''''''
SUIT WAS INsTITrTEp .,,s,grd,g
i'm the rouuiy rnIrt I,. tho >'., gt'.tg
.AuiD AZ suppIy Cn vs. pbiIItr p,,.
Iupcr. The rouugp,. g.,I.a ~, 'r..,,,.,r
$500 on prr,nuyi rr,r,rt,. and ,ia,,
aap. for uulvfI,I d,frutinp
RORERT GAIIIGA>. ,rrostod
.g..t.t.I..,. ,.......t 10 ..' ~
I'M AN a1paarJ in,at il, I'tI"'i,a tn" ,r"uD,'
MUGS declares The cbarrr. a~,ins, him,
/ was TuycsrIgauon" and not yarrancy
as the police first reported
.
| WALTER, THE 1-year-oId son oil
/ T.. ID. iortcrfiold. died at the home
| OF MIS- parents three miles south Of
ices wore hyId at Mowbray chapel |
/ ,uI'r winch the body was Inferred at
''NIa"H.
.,,.,,,.. ,,.. .
,...,,,,.'i,,,.II, ~ .,E',' Hl' $L'OO with |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

John Bun lis also IN a more cou-
ocding state OF mind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
Somebody Hrlnrl

Somebody Helped.
"Well. there is some good I'm the
Black Hand after all"
"How's that"
"Our cook got a scare and doesn't
want any more afternoons CUT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Want Co borrow money! World
Want Ads will put you In touch with
the right party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Good, light. servicea Bile
automobile roadster only con-
sidcred. Phone 1893 or p. o. Boz
1901.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Judge NJ. a Breckenridge and FAM
lly returned yesterday from Breckeu-
ridge. Col. where they spent sew
erai weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

SEVERAL ADDITIONAL patrol
men were put on duty by Chief OF
Police f. y Burns yesterday morning
They will stay on duty until after the
purbar. and many Of their number
will Doe assigned 20 the residence dis
triCts. The chief cautions all resi-
dents not to leave their doors un-
locked upon coming down town. II
they do they should not be surprised
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

II you want to hire help OF any
Kind use World Wants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of August are past due If not
paid 10y p. mn. of the fifteenth. sery-
lee will be discontinued. Pioneer
7s Telegraph Co.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

Lee clinton. with wife and family,
will return Thursday from Manitou.
where they have spent the summer.
They Will be accompanied by Louise
CuntUu. who Joined them after a
trip % the Pacific coast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

DR. Tarkins, ostoopathic physician,
third floor New Daniel buildir s.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
yesterday TO John b. Phillips Of Sperry
ana Myrtle Bcazlcy OF Sporry, Harry
.t Miller ~ Tulsa To Frances Nc
'ariury Of Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

FURTHER arrangements were
made for children's day of the Dur
bar, Friday. September II, at a meet
ing Of grade school principals at the
high school yesterday morning. Each
principal promised TO arrange for
special costumes and floats on the
day OF the parade, and the high school
will have group All children in
the city are invited to participate I'm
the parade and the celebration which
follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

s. L. McBirnoy. cashier Of the Ma
tuuaI Bank OF Commerce. Is expected
tu return Thursday from California,
where he has been taking IN the eN-
position with his wife and daughter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-15

BILLY EANIRO, arrested last week
in company with John Rambo when
the two were caught driving wagons
near HiNhy containing approximately
200 gallons of red eye" yesterday
filed a demurrer in the county court
I'm which he sets forth the evidence and
facts do not constitute an orfense.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-08
Vakapa papin sana
papeille.

eraS ariposia pibettp ia bnrsfos
epettoia iofa mui,tomia puoiia fifteen
lepdfi fuelinpuoteelIaan, Iai,iui fill
loin mniln mlasia iei,raaipat ianat,
iotfa eras bGnen pstGpGniG firioitti
Saperiae ia iotfa aniaitietpat tullu
bnomiesuotetuifii laojemmisiafin
piireisfa. 2auiutun toimomuflen
mufoiiesti ia luipan iiiben iooneina
lie ientdbsen ferromme.
"Sanomatonta tltsfaa
tite nDt minulle ie, ettG nina piimei-
ien6 fbmmenenG iprotena Glen min
m6bGn f%ooruunnnI eipanfeliumtd mel
Dan eeestGmme ristiinnoulitisto, jo-
ia on ottanut pois foifen melfamme,
fefG eta olert oipon liion tpGbGn pi-
tGnDt ariuosia Serran ."piSfuista
Ionmaa", noita bengelliiesti fopbiG
: ia pieniG ieurofrnnasiani.
fofim oIen tGnGfin aifana iaor-
nm1nut QristufieSta, mutta enimmGf-
ieen ie on ollut &ristufiesla meiSiG.
OIen, fnten oifein on ollutfinL nafa-
mosti feboittanut Iiban .ristiinnailit-
femiieen ia iumolanfuipon uuoisto-
miieen, mttto olen itnobtanut, ettG
faiffi iellaiiet naatimufiet i1Gp1t
bebelmGttomifii ellei ipbGn eniin til.
Ie iiiben ioipeliaafii eipanfeliumin
foutta. SpmGsti bdtpeten tinn1stan
mb0sfim, eta mime mitoiina nalmriss
taesioni buolelIiiesti iaarnoiani, Iii
q n iIieia enemmdn olen oiatellltt, mi-
ia ibmiet niistd ianoiiimot, FUN Il.
I'd, mitd bp6tpd Serran laima niistd
msifi foaba. Slen tabtonut iaoput-
tea eIimiesteni, iiipistpneitten ia mir
fsomerieni bppdfipmiien iaarnoille-
mi "arpoffaina ia mitooolliiesti tGD-
fipitoifiua'', mlttta bptpGfipifo Sierra
lite tpoui tai iaattoilpatfo b1nen benz
aeIIiiesti 1udipoiienia fGiittaG eiitpf-
iiami, fiiben pba %pabemma1 olen
fiinnittGupt bitomiotani. ga fiiiten-
fin Sierra oil Iasfenut minun frten
faiffien alipaimenienid ipoomille:
~raiofi miuiin lampaitani, foritioita-
mil -- Wlitta mapaofiitefefpd, e.
manufacturer foarna oil miniille tut
Tut nastenmieliiefii ia miniin oil to-
pono, lomoin FUN bopiiaarnaoio
am, flitfua ielIaista iaornaa "laasta-
riff, joto ponnaun .omantunnon baa'
moiIe". Oi npt tarmitien nina G.
nemmdm FUN fufaan MINI, iiiitrt j.
I'd "Ioostoria", iitd fallista "@ilea'
ain moiSetto" - Mit1 iloo on
minulo MT iiitd, eta piispant on
monien nirfomeliieni eoeSid fntlitlliii
minao "pboefii biippofunratt par
Boimnisto popeista" Gotafitt Iofc
ennen monosti oil miniin ialaitel
slpepteni); tai iitd eta nina pap
Sein fofoufiisio ia fonferenietsld oler
srut etepd ia bppin ~waifnttaipa mics
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-08
P~aikkakunnaIta.


- KuOllut. Tiistai-illalla kuo-
Ii kotonaan Etela-kylalla kansal.
H. Neimelan 10-vuotias tytar
Annie, sairastettuaan s%ydantau-
tia. Hautaus tapahtuu perjan-
taina Observation-Disclosures kir-
koSta.
- PastOrit j. Kuusi, South
Rangelta, Mich. D. A. Samanen,
Brainenrdista, Mimi. V. Rauta-
men, Calumetista, Mich. ia J.
Mantta Suomi-O pistolta saapui-
vat tame notwithstanding
ottaakseen osaa taalla pidetta-
vaan Observation-Disclosures ko-
koukseen.
= Taten pyydan lausua SUI
kiitollisuuteni Ironwoo-
din Townshipin suomalaisille aa-
n~estajille siita suosiollisesta a.
vustuksesta, mita tulin teilta
saamaan osakseni 5 p. t. k. eli
mammalian vaaleissa.
Suurimmalla kunnioituksella:
John c.. He'll.
= PaIkinnOnsaaneitten lista;
pidetty Farmers Institutilla,
Ironwoodissa, Mich. maalisk. %
A pna 1915.
Silo-koornista.
1 p. John G. He'll, 1 Star var
muuspartaveitsi $500.
2 Peter Bonderhagen, 1 bus.
Wisconsinin MIRO 8 siemenkoor-
MIA $500.
&c. E. Johnson, l kaksiterai-
men kirves $1.50.
Punasia perunoita.
1. George Harteloo, Bessemer,
Mich, hevosparin kengitys $500.
2. Henry Hendrickson, Erwin
t.. (suom.) Hampaiden korjaami-
men $500.
3. P. Bonderhagen, Ironwood
t. parranajo, tukanleikkuu ia
shampoo.
Valkosia perunoita.
1. Chas. Anderson, Ironwood
t. 1 pari ~peitteita $3.50.
2. Chas. Olson Ironwood t. 1
setti hopeisia veitsia ia kahvelei-
ia rogers 1847 $3.50.
8. Ole Bergslien, Van Buskirk,
1 hattu $3.50.
A. Henry Hendrickson, Erwin
t.. (suom.) 1 flanellipaita $1.50.
Punasia sipuliaa.
i. Louis NlemZyk, lrOnWOOd, L
-25 kaare vakirehua $500.
Kauroja.
L. C. E. Johnson, Ironwood t.
1 hattu $500.
2. Ole lloyd, Ironwood t. 1 tuo-
Ii $1.5O.
3. Louis Niemzyk, Ironwood t.
2 Id. Reid'in kahvia $1.00.
Koornia.
1. G. M. Monroe, Ironwood t.
2 sakkia middlingia $3.50.
2. w. l.. Pierce, Ironwood t.
1 sakki jauhoja $500.
8. w. l.. Pierce Ironwood t.. /
gallona Harnes-Qljya $1.00.
Ruukkukasveja.
1. C. E. Johnson, Ironwood t,
1 keinutuoli $500.
Tusina raskaimpia munia.
L. 80 unssia, w. L. Pierre,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-08

annoin "uSfonnoIliien mailman Of
la railbasia fen iiimosia maailmalli'
iesia m~enosiaan, Min iefin antoi mi
nun ola rmbasia nDfpiiesiG burs'
fai,oesiani, ia minlia pioettiin "pa'
Iistuneena, tobelliiesti iumalaapel.
faaipaiiena pappina," fen iiiaan ettG
ennen dim futiuttit "aboasmieliiefii
pitoluemiebefii." - Gitarimerfir
Jain betfen fuluttlia, ia aloin toiipoo
ettG aifna mDoten noiiin tlllla teolo.
mirlta, jos Sierra tabtoo fGpoG tho.
ebboffaafii.
Gnnen, finn rippifoululapieni, ne,
iotfa Sumolon Senfi of berGttGnpt
bltolebtimaan -iielunio olttitlttta, fp-
ipitpdt minulta iuboettaon maail-
maan, maroitin beitd alma mafalposti
oiaaottamasta mailman menoon.
NDttemmip oil minun pdinipastoin
tapana neltipoa alttulttta etiiipid rip
pifoululopiia tansiin1aan ia ottantaan
oiaa mailman loon mitto "fobtltit-
Bella ia Silmolan pelposia," eifG fa-
nobtamoon "%Illfijoita''. Niin ioin
maoilmon ia faiffien puolibengellis.
ten poppien iuoiion! Irttta = Ser
ran i1oiiota Ell fuitenfoon idonltt.
Sdnen raubania i1tti minut, ia tun-
fin ielip1sti ettG iieluni oil tititliaiol.
Ia, maitfa lulllin rebelIiiesti pDrfi-
nani iiiGiieen %totuuteen, iefd %ulfonoi-
iesia oloSIoni foetin eliintpd poljor
"oripoffaommin' fuin enrten. $50
minlta, jos Seror toDtoo f6po6 tuo-
miolIe fanSiani!
Sano teripeiiet @:ne ia 3:lle (fafii
nimeltG moinittra mirfopelieG) ettG
be iporoipot itieddn minltn iDiniStd.
nj. SGnG oifana on pbd ilIeammal'
la 1tSfoipaiiella lltlrena fiiiiaufieno
pbbistGG fristilliipps ia maailmo.
Wlitta ei fGp painid, Dbtd pGbGn NIT
fuin &riStufien oifono tobtoo ola ie'
fG maoiImollisten 'ettG Seeiufien ps.
t1tpiG. Sano BELLE, ettG beioGn iof[
tlllce ollo fofonoan &ristufie len ontot
ottoa ristiniG, fdtiid bGnen pilffoon'
ia ia ontoa pitdd itieddn "bulluinc
&ristufien tGboen'' mailman ia fir,
fon forfeimpien ia oriposlopioetpim
pien puolelta; tai molitfoot filter
mailman, Min ioomot fifteen fofo
naon ien iuoiion ia o%riponunnon ieft
ioottaipot tllla mobtoipifii "pplpdif
Il" pbtcisfunnosio. Niitta jos filter
ipoiipot pelastita - iiind tapoiifiesit
ettG mibooinfin nGfeipdt f%ulfeneenit
pG6rGG tietG = topobtuii ie outuaof
II tuGeminen murmosti "filin fuller
fautta'.
9. @aoitrom.