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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-21
Turtle soup all day Thurs
day at the Berghoff. 2l-st
AN Overwhelmed WIFE.

II the work that women do and the
pains they suffer could be measured in
figuers, what q terrible array they
would present! Through girlhood,
wifehood and motherhood woman tolls
on, often suffering with backache.
pains in side. headaches and nervous
ness which are tell-tale symptoms of
organic arrangements which Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made from roots and herbs-can I'M
doubtedly correct. Women who suf-
fer should not give up hope until they
have given 1t q trial.-Adv. =.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-21
DEPUTY REMOVED

EATON, O., Sept. 21.-S.. e. May of
Lewisburg, for more than two years a
deputy state inspector of workshops
and factories, is one Of a number of
Democrats to be succeeded in office
by a Republican named by Governor
Willis. May received a salary of
$1,000 per year.
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Turtle soup all day Thurs.
day at the Berghoff. sf'2'
GET RID OF THOSE PoisoNs IN
YOUR SNSTEMl

GET KID OF THOSE POiSCNS IN
YOUR SYSTEM! -
You will find DR.. Kings New Life
Pills a most satisfactory laxative in
releasing the poisons from your sys-
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cause manifold ailments unless re-
leased. Dizziness, spots before the
eyes. blackness and a miserable feel
ing generally are indications that you
need DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Take
dose tonight and you will experience
grateful relief by morning. 25c.-Adv.
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FALLS DOWN STAIRS.

MILTON. Ind. Sept. 31.-Miss,
Martha Baker, living south OF town.
with her nephew. Harry Ward. had q
bad accident Sunday. She was carry
ing q pan Of milk down the cellar and
fell. No bones were broken but she
was badly bruised and cut. -
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NOTICE.

Loyal Of00f q M0000.
All members are requested to meet
at lodge room, Wednesday evening,
September %. at Z o'clock, to attend
the funeral Of Bro. Philip Mercurio.
w. B. WATSON. Dictator.
w. Howard Brooks, Secretary. Gilt
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympa-
thy during the sickness and death Of
our dear mother, Mrs. Eliza Monger,
also Rev. Props, DR.. Fouts and singers.
THE CHILDREN AND SISTER,
MARY ROLL
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BRIEFS

The celebrated Harrsr whlsksy,
quart 500, gallon, @3.76. Al brands
Of whiskey bottled In bond ]i.2S per
bottle. Westeott Hotel Bar. TT
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For Sale-7-passenger Westcott
touring car. excellent condition; bar
gain. Phone 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
EAST nol.BRo0k.


Chester Johnson shipped . car of
hogs Tuesday.
N. 8. zook has completed . four
room addition 70 his resideace.
tes beet dunps are sxpscted -
BE- closed about the first Of The year
IN this vicinity.
A Chirstmas program b sanounc-
- 70 - givsa q the Kase Eaa
church Christmas morning.
The re-organisation Of the officers
Of the Young Peoples Meeting at the
East Holbrook church Sunday evea-
ing. resulted la ". I. Nunemakeg
b-ing elected - isadsr for The nsxt
tAses aeaths aa4 J. :. xook e
eAorisser.
Mr. Nicola. Of kaasas City. Kaa..
| = sDending . fen weeks 10 this "
einley having brought his wife 10 the
11sanonlte 6anitarium for treatment
fos tsbesculosis. and placing bis chill
dsua temporarily In care Of several
fsallies here.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
Tri..s.lar Debate.

The original triangular debate
was to have taken place between La
Junta. Rocky and Trinidad. How
ever. Trinidad forfeited TO both Rocky
Ford and La Junta. and thus the tri-
angular contest will be decided by
the debate with Rocky Ford here on
January 18th. With this forfeiture
the negative team Of Dewey Carson.
Amanda Ellis and VIM. Kearns. d
considered ~ having won one vic
tory. and will nov proceed to 60 sf-
ter another. The next debate for
them will probably Be secured with
Las Aninas.
TIE L. Junta affirmative tsan.
composed Of Martin Doughsrty.
Psrlsy Lewis and Fsaak eeslsy. win
NEST Rocky Ford % January lath.
Beth teams are vorking hard uadss
the supsrvisiea Of Mr. Huat and vilI
undoubtedly - credit 70 he high
school IN Tie coming contests.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
Ola1sss.s DayS = nnaInsaI

Oladsons days ars theae ~ ~
square man. and happlsr ~ ~ ~
conins. Il isa bright ums ~ ~
and Tie future Il still bsightes. s
10 the man whose natural eaelco =
the square deal. Who has dspayisd
from II with the sincere thonGkt "
had 20 70 do In meeting coapeti-
tion.. pleassnteF and moss pfefit-
able methods are more easily avAil-
able now.
For the man who has the courase
Of his convictions and has stood firm
y upon . platform Of truth regard
less OF what others have done. thass
newer times hold . still brighter fu-
ture. For the day will come when
the people will remember hin y :
pioneer In = good cause.
The day IL near II hand when u
first essential for business succsas
will be constant, watchful. Jealous
consideration for the welfare ol the
buyer--and when the buyer viii have
an equal care that the seller. In his
turn. shall receive full measure u
consideration.
The most successful business man,
nowadays. IL he who has the kesneos
appreciation Of the fact that he b =
public servant--that he In . servant
~ truly as the corporation that op-
erates or so-called public service
properties. Aud there is many .
merchant and many another business
man who has . much keener appre-
citation Of bis obligation 10 the pub
lie than many OF these corporations
today. For proof. witness the pub
lie attitude toward many public SER
vice companies.
In many lines. even now. none but
the square man can hope evsa Tor
moderate success.
All yes; we still have among ~ .
multiplicity Of facile liars: selftsh
fellows who have not learned that
unsslfishness IL more Drofitab1e
Who have not learned 70 take full
advantage Of their business oD0ee-
tunities. But competition b vee1-
ing them out surely. II slowly.
Why all these changss? ol0O1y
because business men are lsagaiag
that the moaey h on the side q u
square deal.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
viAniurso1ok 0ouH0 ~.
'x1nr 1nesssnes 49, : pssDssael
Dl1A1 - l1ave M Yst 01vsa
upgsw Lew vsy nlg1l
.by - sDidsi.

Washineton stats viii 80 dry Jan
~ 4. 1915. according 70 uaani-
nous decision Of the state supreme
court, handed down December 10th.
This announcement comes after dos
Dsrate. fight BY the liquor interests
70 Hill the prohibition bill passed By
he people IN 1914.
saloon men first directed their ef-
forts against the bill in 1914 and se-
cured . temporary injunction re-
straining the governor from proclaim
Ing the state dry. In the first trial
the dry bill was upheld. The case
vas then carried TO the supreme court
and an attack was made on the initis-
Tive and referendum provision under
which the Law WAS secured. II the
vets had won their case. II would
have meant the downfall Of all meas
ures passed by the people under the
referendum. Liquor interests In Be-
attlc were sure they would win and
planned and bet their money on their
suppositions. Even some Of the sup
porters OF prohibition were pessimis-
tic. Seattle is already suffering from
prohibition--apparently. Within =
few months after the passage Of the
bill prominent business houses. going
10 the wall. attributed their failure to
prohibition In glarinE advertisements.
Saloon-keeping has not been very
popular or profitable In the last year
II statistics can be used rs basis for
judgment Seattle Is entitled by law
TO 3l5 saloons. Within the last year
forty Of these have gone out Of busi-
ness. In 1915 Seattle ran $el5.000
short Of its estimation Of income from
these sources. This. added TO $780,
ee0 which will not be collected In
1915. VIII have 70 b raised BY other
nsthods. The state government will
loss $500 In Seattle next year. and
Sl17.s00 In the state from loss Of H.
csuse fees. The total loss 70 the
state. county and city revenues In
washington - . result Of the bin
viii Be e7S0.ooo. The federal gov
esnment will lose the SIS . month
sax Which it collects from each saloon.
Tue fight Just ended h the hardest
fought action that has ever taken
place In this country. according 10
George D. Congsr. superintendent Of
the Anti-Saioon league. Both sides
have spent Thousands Of dollars and
the lawyerp on both sides Of the cass
represent the best legal talent Ia
washington. Mr.. Conser says thai
the league will maintain stsady
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
i....r :. ree,ea.

Ths failure Of the Lamar baseball
clsb - sead . representative 70 the
nssslns Of the Arkansas Valley Lea
goe q L. Junta last Sunday. vss
lokea - evtdeacs that this city Az
~ 1eslrs 10 continue II ths game.
~ oeeOrdiasiy the league vss ~
ee1nnlssd with Rocky Ford. II Jun-
q, EAs Aninas and Fest Lyoa -
ao0bsss. The plaa eutliasd 10 -
~ tire Games . wsek sad limit
- osao - twelve nsa. Anoshss
aeso1ag vt1l b hsld u January. aal
e = hooe1 that he Lamar soeets
~ wake - asd maize . tight foe
enoDB g1ghss. Lamar b 90 os tAe
~ boGsoall tovas h tAs valley.
81 = = . rsllsetiea a ous satse-
pso1o - Dsblle soisis y allow this
~ - 1sso sut u tAs lsasus.-LA-
~ oOasks.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
wnl h Greatest Ever.

Preparations for the coming Ma
tional Western Stock Show which
opens In Denver on January 18th.
and continues until the following Sat
ufday. are being pushed vigorously.
Entries are 10 numerous that the a.
sociation has been compelled to ar
range with the stockysrds company
for increased facilities. Additional
new cattle sheds are being erected.
II Is expected that there Will be In
the pure bred cattle classes about
fifteen herds OF shorthorns. and over
twenty herds OF Herefords. with An
gus and Galloway cattle showing
stronger exhibits than ever before.
This will be the first big live stock
show held In the past two ysars. and
there Il more than usual interest
among the stockmen over the COM
petitions In the various herds. The
big herds have been unable to get
together. and Il II promised that
there will Be some surprises when
the ribbons are hung.
The horse show viii also b much
larger and stronger than ever before.
and will include some Of the greatest
stables in this country.
The railroads have already ant
nounced the usual low rates for thil
occasion. and Denvsr is planning q
take care Of the largest crowd sha,
hes svsr eone 70 the show.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
f,ght 8 9, - tls nj & saforssd.

fight y - that ~ Nh 4 saforesd.
Ihs ~ y ~ u ~ vssy ftgtd n
ehaFaetsr alfhonsh Il allows eitissns
70 purchass twelve quarts of bssr Or
half : salloa of spirituoss iiqnor ~
~ thirty days. on securing permit
from ~ county suditor. Drug stores
seilinS liquor IN violation Of the lau
win have thsir liceass suspended Tor
: definite period on first offense and
revoked for the second violation.
Houses where liquor u sold contrary
to law may Be abated and the furni-
ture sold for the benefit Of the school
fund.
The liquor interests have not yet
subsided and At the coming election
will introduce one bill providing for
the maintaining OF breweries In
Washington and another allowing
rooming houses OF over fifty rooms
10 sell liquor TO guests. These meas
ures are declared by anti-saloon Off
cials to be the most iniquitious ever
drafted as they would have the effect
OF practically annuliins the prohibi-
tion law.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
CAsisanas Hel6AaVs.

School viii Close On Thursday A.
tessoon at 3:iS o'clock. for Tie
ch5istnas holidays and wtll coavsos
% Monday. January ,. 1915. TAis
week viil aiss ed the prsseat school
nesth. Az tssk school vosk nsst
- made ~ b. the sad Of this xsek.
Mlss 0rssasa vas abssat fron ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
xExxoxrfE sAxrfAElUl1.


William Portsr, d - Junta. ~
NED ,. l. Psdsa Sunday.
miss Hslsa seward. u 1vink ~
|ieed hers SUNDAY aftsrnooA.
/ Mis- Bertha Nicola. o. Kansas
city. IL aasistins With ~ work Il
the kitchen here.
/ Mrs. Nellie Nicola. 81 Kansas city.
entered the sanitarium q : patisnt
les, Thursday and b now -chasins
the cure
Dr. J. L. Dowing. Of Oak Grove.
Mo. arrived st this place wednes-
day to spend the holidays with his
daughter. Miss nellie.
D. 8. Weaver. Of Hesston. kan.
president OF the Mennonite hoard Or
trustees. IL Waiting here IN the Inter
est OF the Sanitarium.
Mrs. chas. Davis. Of svink. was
operated ON q this place Wednesday.
Mrs. Davis has been . patient here
for the past two months.
Misses Jean Marshall. Faunie
Besrbohm. and Messrs Arthur Nc
Cune and c. Mays. Of Il Junta. mo-
tored to the 6anitarium Wednesday
afternoon TO visit the patients.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Bowman and
daughter. Alberta. Of Kansas City.
Kan. visited the Institution during
the week. They we're returning
from . trip to the Canadian north
west.
The Sanitarium was the recipient
of a very beautiful mahogany Vic
lrola and several records for Chirst-
mas. The victrola was presented By
Mr.. A. 8. Marshall. and all are Justly
proud Of this gift and join In wish
ing them . Merry Christmas and .
Happy New Year.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
mGal sCnoOL C0Lr1m.
(Coatiassd fron Tir.e Pass)

Asfsat i a. han1s * ~ LAnsr
tsan y tAat cil1 ~ Ffslay. ~
susstfan undsr alscaasaon ~, ~
solved. That Capieal ana Labor
shoulA Bsttle TAsir DtsDutss II ~
sany Establiahsd Courts q Asbltra-
don. =
Althongh the Ii Jnnta team lost,
thsy certainly put : good fight and
n the opinion Of some Of he Lamar
tsachen. the decision might fairly
bare gone TO Ia .Junta. The Il
mar people surely treated our team
fine IN every respect and We hope 70
Be able 70 duplicate the example vt
b. them when any Of their rspresen-
tatiys teams come 70 II Junta. La
mar u 70 b complimented ON her
fine treatment OF rivals ON her homo
moor and We should profit BY the
example ret b. them.
After the contest the member Of
the party adjourned TO the home Of
Miss Gladys Beavers where they
we're Hospitality entertained TIL
train time. Those accompanying the
team to Lamar were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt. and Caroline Ellis.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
seek I.,a.s c..l.s Assa..

Nr. Alexander. division supssin-
tendent Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road 10 speadins the week 10 ousaf
City. We woader u the Missouri p
eific IL iatessssed In the asw prsDoo-
"a railroad vhieA 10 10 run through
Sugar City 10 conaect With the San-
= Fs II IL Juntas-Sussr City Co
setts.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
Elsctios q lGaaages.

On last wednesday the athletic
committee Of the high school mst
and procsedsd 70 elect BASKETBALL
manager for The coming season.
Henry Riddsring. Of The Senior
class. was awarded The position. Hsa-
ry Il experienced and knows how 70
acquire the coin" Hurry up. Hea-
~: We need Il!
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
I.assslaas O. -.

On accoant u ~ ~ = ~ slaa1
ssrsss numbsr of eanss wtIl -
played during the holidays y deea4s
~ chAmplonship. TAs first eaine
viii be played On Thursday. Dsce0-
Der ssdy between tie Freshmen aAa
sophomorss. The rsst Of The gaass
viii b played next week.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

e,asss 1hsss1ny. Asslg - ~ aank'
daas fse ~ hSane = 1eun. N11Ge
- Vim sDsaa ~ haaioays. o. slak
dafs ~ classss vere eun2ucte4 ~
nsnbss d ~ faculty.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
~ ,a.sAes le.Aa.s -

~ usstss - fas isabs = begta-
alag - ~ - asaia afsse . ~
- g . seuuis q vssts. HAs|
iauno ~ - easessa nasksss 1ro0
90 =. NM ~ hsa1ssd vslghe lose
aoorC1ng. 70 shis hinl q Q uAstse
oaa ~ - IT ~ ssut slssy lays.
sh61oV1n ~ eons neoa4 49, = ono|
shonD ooo11nG bus1aegs = - As1nnp|
- Vo1DW ~ saassa. u - ~
shG1f6 .onooAsP soosy. eooeelnl1v v1en|
cseo nnnsln9 hlgAss ~ hlGAse oocA|
wedn. ~ voel nassel = ~ =.
~ - oo1o1y ~ . snAl1 inG11nop
~ = - ossesol n1oo M oooo|
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81 = Dr1A Dssss ~ aag1o1ys -
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q ~ An0Das kenoog:;
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@npii.imblan.

Banee toimeen iiiom. enc. liitb.
&anialIisieuraf. Seem @ocbelle, %. q.
Snnnuntaina, elofiiun 90 p. Srbla
aIfaa GitD Harfisia flo 3 iltap., jog
on faunis lima. sos iataa, Min
2dcfmooo @tp. firfon iaIisia. Sub.
laiumalanpalp. nietetddn mainitiin
firfon bldferrasia flo 1a9 iIlaIla s.
q. ebtooIliien fansia. SabIapubu.
iafii iaapiiu past. Watti 8isfari
Sitcbbureista, Mais. S6n on 10 e.
beIliienG torstoina pubuiana. Cot
ipomme ettd tGbdn iearaf. ~eniimdiieen
niioiijubIaan rientd1 l6beIta ia foii.
faa Serran liinastettiia faniaal
"&iemuitfaa SerraIle faiffi ntaa."
Seurafunnan pnolesta,
s. Soofana.
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Kristnk$en l~tipabuolet.

Ditto &ristufielIafin. funingasten
&uninfaaIIa ia berrain Serralla lei
pGbuolia? NGin rientGG Ilifija fpip-
mGGn pIId oleman clifton ndbtpGniG.
Nutta me pastaamme: Ell SdneIlG
IeipGbuolia ollut omafii toimeentii-
Iofienia, iiIIG iiit6 ei &aamattu nil
tGGn mainitie. &opbppoesiGnid San
fpIIG itie tobistaa: "&etnilla oDat
luoIania, Iinnuilla peidnid, mntta
ibmiien Hoialla ei ole mibin pdanid
fallistaiii." Mi,tta ruofania SGn ia.
moo oleipan SiGniG taboon tGpttami-
Iesid. @aiffa on totta iefin etta
4ristusfin ibmiienG tarnitii maallis-
ia IeipGG. HiinpG ielpiGdfin tubes
ia tcstomentista, eta SON oil ruii'
miilIiien rolpinnon tarpeesia iamoin
fnin muffin ibmiiet. Sa ennen Mtes-
iiasmirfaania, jofa futen fieoGmme,
festi main f%orfeintaan folme mliotta,
ioten 80 nuooen ifGdn mennesiG en-
men mainittua iulfista tointania
(&ristus ndet fnoli 33 niiooen ipart-
bana) tGptpi S%Gnenfin tebbG ruumiil-
lista tpotG, liultaipasti maalIiien
iidniG Sooiepin rafentaia-ammattia,
ebfGpG toiiinaan acknowledgement.
|SitGpaitii tuntrii iiItG ettd Seeiis 10
noin 12.muotiiena jdi ormofii mail
Fiesta iiGstGni6, iiIld @aamattu Ell
mainitie Sooiepista mitddn taman o.
jan jGIfeen. ga Ills itamaiien tafpan
mufaon tGptpi Sdnen panbimpana
poifana, 10 bpminfin niiorena, ottaa
elatltfien buoIi bartioilleen, iaaoaf-
Teen dibiIleen WarialIe ia iiiarufiil-
Ieen t%oimeentuloo. &aamattli fblId
|jdttdd acknowledgement perboon
@apabtajan eldmdnmaibeet ennen
2unastaiotointania, mittta on bpmin
pmmdrrettGmGG ettei Sdrt iofa "fas.
moi .tpiiiauoesfa, ijdsid ia ormosia,
Sumalon ia ibmisten eoesid'. iaanltt
|tobeIIifena ibmiienG miettGd Iaisfan
pdipi6, moan trIi S%Gnenfin toteuttaa
taiipaaIIiien Sidnid ionoo: "Otiaii
biesid pitdG iinin ipomdn IeipGdiiI'
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Sort Mrtburisfa frnfin fliiifa,i6en
enfimdiiend iunnantaina s. @bt.
farsia flo 10 aanl., iamoirl fruitai,-
ben folmantena iunniintaina Ito 10
aarn. ia firfonbaaliIla iofa %funnlint.
iHaua lilo 8.
Sort @iIIiamiSia, f,tnfin f,iitfa,i.
ben e~niimdiiend ia folmantena fun.
mintaina Ito 8 Up. iefd toiiena ia mel.
idntend ilnnantaina fIo 10 aamiIIa.
Sumalanpalmelitfiet m,isia poi.
foi8ia eri ilmoit,isten rmiifaar.
Sunnuntaifouliit Port Mrtburi8ia
ia Sort @iIliamisia Ito 100 ip.
s. urpiIainen.
262 @iIfon ct.
Hort Mrtbur, Ont. Con.
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SumaIanpaltpeli,fiia eloflulla:
Is b. WaIe'sia Mer Erobfimollc
flo 8 ip. ia flo 8 III. ia 26 p. flo
Up. ia flo 8 III.
% p. 2eaoisia flo 8 iu. ia 20 p
Ito 10 ap. ia s. ebt.-iubla Ito 8 i'll
$uom.l Oiotteeni on elof. Is Pot
mdsta ippsf. 1 pGimGGn: PIT @arl
Mme., 2eab, g.. 9af.
SDbsfnnlla:
8 p. 2afe Nor6enisia flo 8 III. io
A b. flo s iIl. ia 5 p. $erran ebt
il,bla flo 10 ap.
Stem. S. $~uisfonen,
Menabga, Minn.
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JnmaIanpaIpeIa{iet pipat iSriestet.
tswSt i~exraapasti:
Neorquettesin 2:nen, Aids ia 5bes
fiirnnntoi fruSio TO 3.15 ip., -iofa
torstai Ito S.t5 Up. paitfi S:nen FUN
NUM-. ebelIifen6 torstaino, ioIIoin 0.
len torstaino Wtiniiimeisid ia perion-
toina Digonisia.
2iutfaiaoen lind funnunt. Muln-
taSia ITO 10 ap. ia Ito 8 III.
Weaanantaina StambouebiSia ia
~tiistaina 1eecbmoobisia.
HpbdfouIu Marquetten firfon IA.
Iisia iofa iiirrnuntai flo i ip.
WeatfoiIIani toiutin faiffia papiIt.
tia tebt6tpi6.
8. s. &eimonert.
SO9 q. 1T. Narquette, @icb.
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Saarnaiuaprpia elofnmlla.

&c b. 2aplerisia &alIion t. flo 2
ip. ia flo s III.
+ 27>p. g. Iution t. flo 10 ap. ia
Matti @annan I. flo 2 ip.
; % p. SaItoien forliilla flo 10 ap.
I 80 p. Mutombasia 8iorflunnin
foiiIulla flo 10 ap.
80 p. &aIapalaSia CHARLES Niffi.
IGn forlitlla t. t. 3 p. ia 8anballa
&ontriIla flo 8 iu.
A p. ippsfuuta Sopeaioen foululIa
isis. flo s iu. ia 5 p. flo 10 ap. ia
flo s iu.
6 p. @aplesia flo 2 ip.
6. @. Niemi
8anba BubeIint Sell 31-4.
Tbomion, Winn.
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