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The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
new HIGH Marks
in war STOCKS
Bethlehem Steel Scars to
349N, Crucible Steel
to 95A.
BROKERS DISLIKE JUMPS
Customers Told to Be Wary. as Real
Peace Talk May Send Prices
Tumbling.

New York. Sept. ia revival OF
buying in the war stocks which sen,
them to new high records featured q
strong and higher stock market to-
day. While the standard rails and
tndustrials were fairly active they
failed to make any substantial ad-
vances. stocks being supplied on all
bulges.
The war stocks jumped into promi-
nence at the beginning of trading.
Bethlehem Steel touching a new high
price OF $40. and subsequently NOV
ing up to 349k. Crucible was also a
favorite and rose to the new high
price of 95&. which was three points
above the previous top recorded in the
wild speculative movement just prior
to the Arabic sinking.
In the second our stocks were
supplied. resulting in recessions, but
the upward tendency was resumed
during the noon hour In the late
afternoon profit taking caused a
slight recession. but closing quotations
were fractionally within the best.
Railroad shares with the exception of
Erie and Rock Island lacked vigor.
Germans Aid Loans.
The fact that the German banking
firms seem inclined to participate
rather than oppose the huge foreign
loan had a beneficial influence on
sentiment. Discovery of their favor
able attitude to the loan also sur
prised the street, which had expected
that they would be against it.
The churning of the war stocks into
activity is not being received with as
much favor as the previous advance.
Brokers with customers inclined to
speculate in these Issues are doing
all they can to dissuade them from
making such commitments, believing
that a severe smash would come
should actual talk of peace be heard.
While most bankers claim that the
war orders received by the large in
dustrial companies do not contain
cancellation clauses. others declare
that these contracts could be broken
should the belligerents decide upon
peace.
Erie continued to be the bright spot on
the railroad horizon. crossing 30 on re-
ports that August earnings will show an
increase in net ranging from s., 100000 to
81, $4,000, and that September. judging
from results So far this month, will sur
pass August
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific rose
2 points owing to reports, confirmed after
the close Of the market. that funds for
the payment of the $500 900 interest on the
debenture bonds had been raised, large
ly by n. L. Amster. who had arranged
with interests outside of Wall street to
take half a million dollars of receivers
certificates.
Failure of Steel common 20 make any
substantial advance was due to steady
sales by professionals, who declare that
dividends will not be resumed in/October.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15

plentiful. steady. Tomatoes firm. Sweet potatoes,
! receipts heavy; weak. The figures were:
EGGs-Fresh. per loz-. c6aZ; Southern. 2iae5
BUTTER-Best prints. new, per h.. %: tub. per
Ib.. z; process. per h.. 25; under grade. cream
! cry. per IL. 25aa: store-packed. Per h.. lsaso.
LARD-1uo lnfe. oer It.. MAE: de-. com
pound per h.. 81. Cottonseed oil. per can. SIS
CHEESE-New York. new. per h.. IS; fat. per
b.. IS: swiss domestic. per H.. "a: do. foreign.
| per h.. =.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per h.. Is: roosters.
, Per h.. ;Call spring ducks per lb.. l3a4 spring
chickens. per b.. lsal7.
GREEN GOcDs-Beans. PEI basket. 75aso; do.
bCets. per bunch lal1a; cabbage. per bel.
ioa5o: cantaloupes. per crate. a20o: carrots. Per
bunch. alh; caulifoWef. pc, basket. aals;
celery. per do<. aa59: crate. 2toa35o: corn. new.
cyInblings. crate. A61 eggplant. rate. ioa5c:
kale per hbl.. Zaio: lettuce. per basket. 5DaL2S.
onions. white. per crate. 56a15: ne~. PEI ~
bunche.. aal.A: okrs. crate. 75aloo; peas. New
new potatoes per sack. lya!.75; yams. lojal-2j;
sweet potatoes, 5Oal.O tomatoes. nearby. per box,
CALLS
FRUITS-Apples. new. per bbl.. l.Coa2.50; Craps.
per crate. Delaware, I5al5o: do Concords 15al.51;
do. Niagara. 15al5O: grapefruit. Per box, imaSO
oranges. California, per box. i.0a5o; peaches, per
crate. 75al.25 p'ums. per basket 1a20 Ijueappies
FER crate lZj92.25: walermelons. each. sa0.
LIVE oTOCh-Neal calves. PRIME Per ID, loaIv'7 !:
do medium yer b.. 9asis: do. heavy. sasa sprIng
lambs. per h.. saslz.
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-E.y. best timothy.
new. per :on. l7O0: mixed. per ton. l2o0alioo;
old hay per ton. 200: straw. Fer ton. looai2oc:
wheat straw. per tou soc; corn. per bbl. rs.
sEEDS-Clorer. crimson. per lb. 81; new
crop. .; red. BALI; red top. l6; aiskc. lialjIz
slfafa (American grown. per H.. 70. German M
y. Per bus. 80: timothy. per bus. 2.3aa3L'.
sorghum. cane. per bus. eS orchard grass. V-r
bus. L75a225: rye. per bus. l!0: wheat per brs-.
I.2.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. lt-While the wheat market has
displayed great strength az times during the past
few days. it has been clearly demonstrated that
thosa who believe that wheat is too low are in no
mood to absorb heavy offerings.
Some Of the best judges Of conditions continue IN
sell wheat on all the advances. The expectation
Of wheat from the United States is now a ques-
ten. and the importing countries are holding
aloof on the one hope that the Dardanelles will
fall. which would allow the Russian wheat to
come out and be distributed amoug the allies.
Cnless the allied nations arc enabled to rrocur.
the much needed loan sought. 1t is believer
there will be very little wheat bought by cI-
portery. it is well known that the money must
he forthcoming before the shipments Of grain are
made.
The price Of wheat will depend from this time
forward largely on weather conditions in the North
west. Clearer weather is predicted in the thYe
States. which will possibly help the movement 'of
wheat in that saction. With the short interest
g-eatly reduced. the market is in condition to
take the hedging transactions Of large amount Of
wheat.
The cash situation at Chicago Is strong and the
shorts In the September future are likely to en-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15

counter trouble before their position is eTened NJ.
Cash wheat sales only q 90 bushels and at
the seaboard SO 90 bushels
The wheat mar set was exceptionally cratic to-
day. and closed rs higher for September. while
December was unchanged and May sc better.
Corn was irregular and unsettled. September los
ing 54c. while the deferred months were up Satzc.
The low temperatures in the Northwest caused
considerable buying of corn early. but the con-
tinued offerings of Argentine sales at New York
City for September shipment Offset the lower
temperatures. Oats Sake higher. There
were 0.000 bushels standard delivered Septem-
Der contracts today and the cash sales were 1900
bushels to domestic trade. Country offerings were
smaller. but tho movement continued liberal The
seaboard reported no export demand.
The market for provisions lHb sharply. pork
gaining SC to 45c. lard lsc to ac and ribs 27i7c
to %. The cash demand somewhat better.
and with only a moderate of hogs the buying
was general and the undercurrent stronger.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15

previous final figures. The strength was promoted
largely By Icassuriag adyicrs from Berlin. This not
only led to heavy covering by those who had all
day been acekng to break the market. but induced
renewal Of uptown and general buying. Final
prices were Is to IS points net higher. The initial
strength was brought about by higher cables than
had been expected from Liverpool and q bulsh On
sumption statement for August by the Census Bu-
reau.
4 cable from Liverpool said that the market there
was small, and that the advance was caused by
continued buying for Indian account with hedge
selling a sTa ailer scale Heavy realizing followed
and prices gradually declined. Business (Which had
been active decreased. When the bullish news
from Berlin came TO hand the bulls again asserted
themselves.
There reports Of active demand for the
SPOT article in the Eastern belt. Here spot moved
up 10 points 20 lof5c. There were no sales. Crop
sGyices from sections in the Eastern belt were un-
favorable. The manner in which long cotton was
absorbed today seemed to indicate that public in
terest still the bull side. Spot at Liverpool
advanced l6 plnts to 672d for American middlins
Futures there ended barely steady at a net advance
of to Z points.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
brokers hope the profess

Conservative brokers hope the profes-
sionais are correct in their prognostica-
tions. for they favor the piling up of a
large reserve fund. from which dividends
could be paid during the lean years.
These brokers contend that the common
shares Of steel and iron companies can
never become high-grade investment is.
sues unless such a course Is pursued.
Changes in the volume OF business are
30 erratic. they claim, that there is no
certainty Of steady distributions to share
holders.
Notwithstanding the secrecy maintain
ed by Tennessee Copper Company Of
ficials regarding the prospective bond is
sue it was learned today that a deal for
the sale of the 100000 6 per cent con-
vertible bonds has about been closed up
and that a syndicate is being formed to
underwrite the security.
Quiet buying Of American Can was re-
ported throughout the session.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas reorganiz-
ers met again today and discussed the
readjustment plan which is being formu-
lated by ]. and w. Seligman & Co. and
Hallgarten & Co. The chief principles
of this, while not disclosed, are under
stood to have been favorably received by
the management.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE demand for money has
narrowed down to small proportions. while there i
no corresponding restriction OF the supply Ioh
seuuently the timemoney market continues eA
tremely easy In connection with the possao DIG
effect of a large foreign loan. If 1t is nnaiiy ar
ranged. it is argued that the money. market can
not be Influenced to any great extent. and thai
at all events the effect should be only temporary
as the money which now affords the banks poten
tial loan expansion. estimated at from S,oU'"" 1
6 0ol 0CO will remain in the country.
Rates were unchanged except In the case o.
four-mopths' loans which may now be quoted
at 3 per cent fat or slightly under the ruling rate
of last week The demand is almost ehtfeS
confined to all industrial loans. howeve. at aoou!
u of ! per cent above the ruling rates on mneu e,
leans ouotable rates were as follows: "a 10
per cent for sixty days. ~ to n per cent loI
ninety days per cent for four months. ) per GEM
IN 81. per cent for five and six months. Nonl, ,
nally, twelvemonths' money was quoted at arouha
per cent. - s,-o,a ~ in
tsrest with business on a restricted scale IN, ,
market Ia expected to be waiting one un.i!
something definite develops with regard 10 Ile
.npIo-Frepch loan. Rates were easy and un-
changed. as follows: to 81 per cent tor PRIME
names of sixty to ninety days maturity. IA 70 "a
Der cent for choice four to six months material.
Prime bank acceptanoes were quoted at ~ I" IN
per cent
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New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. Easier; deal
ings moderate Spring bran. in T0pound sacks.
. Is. 10 arrive: standard mddling to arrive $50
red dog to arrive. g: winter wheat. in oopound
sacks. to arrive, 2: city bran. in bulk. . IS oil
meal. 39.5aino0 ton.
RYE FLOCR-Steady; trading is moderate. Good
to choice. 5jGa5.s 90, in sacks New for September
to octoter is quoted at ig0a5.4o. in sacks.
CORNMEAL-Inactiye. but steady; supply small
Kiln-dried for export $50. in sacks: meal,
in bags. l6sal69.
P0RK-Steady: inquiry moderate. Mess. A75a
800: family. 2o0oa2l.no: clear. lsoals.9.
BEEF-Stcady business 10 inactive. Packet,
l'.J0als.J0: family. Is51sle51: extra India mess.
S.01aS.oo: mess. I7.50aIsoG.
LARD-Steady: dealings moderate Prime West
ern. So refined Continent. 9.lo: South American.
$50: refined BRAZILIAN in kegs. 1880; heef stearne,
7$as cents; lard stearlne inactive at 81 cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
The Safest Investments

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turbed conditions of the money or stock mar
kets First deed Of trust notes tirst mort
gagesJ, well secured on real estate in the Dis
iIict Of Columbia, constitute gilt edge" In.
yestmcntS They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or cor
porations tT- their stability. and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such Investments 10 amounts from 500
ap~srd Send for booklet. Concerning Losns
and Investments"
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Hensey Co.,
727 Fifteenth Street Northwest
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By w. d, Hibbs & Co.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of sod
,arketable goods onl,. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lever grades be sold for lesa Fancy goods
command higher prices
Wholesale Diarket quiet generally form extreme
hot weather. Live stock. poultry and eggs. figures
unchanged. demand light. Fruits and vegetables
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15

Total sales 45a!7S shares against 20 yester-
day and Z2,ll3 4 week ago. This day year ago
the exchange was closed. From January to Gate.
lOI 6l2. SIG. against 5.5o.G2 q year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Sept. H.-Aftcr reacting below last
nights cOse following advances of to points at
the outset, cotton in the last half hour today expe-
rienced much the sort of q strong upward
movement had taken place near the end Of busi-
ness YESTERDAY Prices shot through the previous
high level and sold 10 to l2 points higher from the
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
Girls Join Munitions Strike.

Lowell. Mass, Sept. 1.-THE num-
her of strikers at the Lowell plant Of
the United Cartridge Company today
increased TO 700. Three hundred were
added to the 400 who struck yester-
day. OF those who struck today, 125
are girls.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
LOCAL TRADING SLUMPS.
Prices Remain Firm on Washing'
ton Stock Exchange.

Although there was a decided slump in
the volume Of trading on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange yesterday. prices re-
mained firm. Twenty-Five shares of Cap
ital Traction stock sold after call at
S6 "a Five shares brought the same
price on the regular call. The only other
stock sale consisted Of three shares Of
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred at 81.
A 81 200 Washington Railway and Elec-
trio per cent bond sold at 81. and
$500 CAPITAL Traction brought log. For
the first time in months stock Of the
Washington Market Company was offer
ed. the price asked being q IL. None Of
the stock was purchased.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
LIVERPOOL.

Furnished by N. L. Carpenter 4 Co.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-25
Saann6lliiia immalanpaliuelmfiia
Canada, Ont.

Sort Irtburisia funfin fiufauoen
eniimdiiena funnuntaina s. gbt.
fansfa flo 10 aam., iamoin fu,tfa,,.
ben folmantena iunnlntaina Ito 10
aam. ia firfonbaalilla iofa i,lnnunt.
Italia flo 8.
Sort @iIliamisfa, fumfin fuiifar.
ocn eniimaiiend ia folmantena fun
nuntaina flo 8 ip. iefd toiiena ia nell
idntend iu~nnintaina flo 10 aamulla.
Snmalanpalmelufiet muisia pai-
foisia eri ilmoitusten m,faan.
Sunnuntaifoulllt Yort MrtbmrisIa
ia Sort @illiamisia flo 100 ip.
S. llrpilainer.
262 8iIion ct.
Bort @rtbur, Ont. Gan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-25
Jumalanpalveluksia

% p. New York Millsissa klo 2
in
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Hartausseuroja Maaliskuulla.

HartausseurOja Maaliskuulla.
25 p. Fairbanks'issa Mr.. r.
Ronton talossa klo 1 paivalla.
% p. Gilbertissa klo 10 e. PIP.
ia Myres lukeisilla Mr.. Rispalan
talossa klo 3 ip.
Huhtik. A p. Rice Laken kir-
kossa juhlat alkaa klo II e. PIP.
Rippikoulua tullaan pitamaan
tana kevaana Finlayson'issa,
Alangossa, Rice Lakella ia Gil
bertissa. Mahdollisesti my0skin
Kalavalassa, jos oppilaita IL
maantuu.
Koulu alkaa Finlaysonissa
maalisk. % p. klo 8 e. PIP. ia pi-
detaan sta nyt aluksi vaan 8 pal
vaa. Jatketaan sitten huhtikuus-
Sa.
Rice Lakessa voisivat oppi-
laaksi aikovat ilmoittautua 10 t.
k. 8 p. seuratilaisuudessa.
Gilbertissa aletaan koulu vas
ia kesalla, josta myohemmin il
moitetaan.
X. C. Rissanen,
Gilbert, MINI. Puhelin rs.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Rippikoulua pidetaan Fitch
burgissa, Mass, Ev. Luth. seura-
human kirkossa, 83 Mechanic
kadun varrella, alkaen maanan-
taina, Huhtik. 26 paivana klo z
italia (paikkakunnalla oleville,
jotka toimensa ohella suorittavat
n. S. iltakoulun).
Varsinainen rippikoulu, jota
pidetaan paivisin, alkaa yllamai-
nitussa paikassa Toukok. 10 p.
klo 10 ap.
Koulun paast0juhla pidetaan
Helluntaina % PIMA Toukok. Op-
pikirjat ovat: raamatunhistoria,
katekismus ia virsikirja.
Koulua koskevissa asioissa vol
kaantya suullisesti, tahi kirjeel-
lisesti allekirjoittaneen puoleen.
Matti Wiskari,
Puhelin 1318-M.
as Johnson st. Fitchburg, Mass.
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Huhtikuulla.

% p. New York MillSiSSa klo z
ip.
Huhtikuulla.
2 p. MISUNDERSTANDING N. Y.
Millsissa klo 10 APP.
2 p. Topeliuksessa klo 2.30 Up.
a p. Paasiaisp. N. Y. Millsiss&
rippikoululasten seka vanhem-
pain rippi ia H. eht. klo 10 ap.
ia pyhakoululasten julia klo :
italia.
9 p. Paddockissa ]. Kojosen ia
lossa klo 8 i'll. ia Kojosessa las
tenkoulu 10 p. klo l ip.
10 p. Red Eyella A. Kyll0sessa
klo 8 i'll.
IL p. Red Even kirkossa klo 10
ap.
II d. Paddockin kirkossa kls
2.3O ip. H. eht. ia krist. N.-seu-
ran Ohjelmailtama klo 3 Ill.
IL p. alkaa r%ippikoulu Paddoc-
kin kirkossa klo 10 ap. Tulkaa
silloin ALBANIAN koulu.
II p. Lehtijarvella Oskar Paa-
volassa klo 8 i'll.
18 p. Lehtij. kirkossa klo IL
ap. HI. eht. ia krist N.-seuran ko'
kous klo 2 ip.
FL p. Little Falls H. Sauvolas-
sa klo 8 ill.
% p. Grey Eaglessa klo $50 ip.
ia 8 i'll.
25 p. Topeliuksessa klo 10 ap.
% p. N. Y. Millsissa klo 2.3s
ip.
81 d. on Abr. Pakkilan vuoro
hakea Park Rapidista klo 5 i'll.
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i. Kansalaiset aanestakaa! Wake

- Kansalaiset aanestakaa! Wake
fieldin Townshipin virkailijoitten vaa-
lit on taas edessamme. Silloin kukin
kansallisuus valitsee ehdokkaansa moi
hin virkoihin. Meta suomalaisia on
Wakefieldissa min paljon, eta kun O.
femme yksimieliset aanestyksessa,
min aamm mekin jotain aikaan.
Glen ehdokkaana Wakefieldissa,
Mich. To%wnshipin SUPERVISORY vir-
kaan ia pyydan ystavallisesti kansa-
laisteni minun tahan virkaan aanesta-
maan. Glen suomalainen ia suomalai-
sena tulen sta virkaa hoitamaan. Kun
on virkailijoitten nimitysvaalit, MUS
takaa minua ia kun on vaalipaiva huh
tikuun 5 paiva, aanestakaa Wakefield
din Townshipin SUPERVISORY virkaan!
Virkaan paastyani tulen alma muista-
maan ia palvelemaan kansalaisiani.
Suurimmin kunnioittain; teidan
Johan Kuivinen,
Wakefield, Mich.
- Kunnioitettavat ~kansalaiseni! Sc
ka omasta vakaumuksestani eta mo-
men kan~salaiseni kehoituksesta olen
kokelaana ensi vaaleissa W~akefieldin
Townshipin rahastonhoitajan virkaan
ensi virkakaudella.
N0yrimmin pyydan kansalaisiani
aanestamaan minua sanottuun vir-
kaan. Kun meta suomalaisia taalla
Wakefieldissa on min paljon, min sal
Shan omat kansalaiset saada tuon ra-
Observation-Disclosures. T%ehtavani tu-
len suoritatmaan tunnollisesti.
Suurimmin kuinnoittaen, Teidan
John Simonson,
Wakefield, Mich.
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KirkOIh$ia iImoituk$ia.
SnmalaupaIiueInfiet pipat iSriestet'
tGipGt ienraaipasti:

SnmalaupaIuelnfiet ptuat iSriestet.
tGiuat fearaaiuasti:
N~arquettesia 2:nen, Aids ia 56es
iunnuntai fuusia flo 3.15 ip., iofa
torstsi Ito S.t5 ip. paitii 3:nen FUN.
nant. eoelliiend torstaina, iolIoin o.
ZEN torstaina M%uniiingisi6 ia perian.
taina DironiSia.
3:mds iiinnut. gbatbamiSia Ito 10
ap. ia Ito 2:Ita ip.
&uiifauoen Ind iunni,nt. Mma.
iasia flo 10 ap. ia Ito 8 in.
Waanontaina Stambougbisia ia
tiistaina 8eecbmoobisia.
Hpbafoulii Marquetten firfon ia.
lisia iofa iunmantai flo 1 ip.
Watfoillani toimin faiffia papiIli.
fla tebtGpiG.
s. 8. $eimonen,
209 %. A It. Warquette, Micb.
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Saarnavuoroja Maaliskuulla.

SaarnavuOrOja Maaliskuulla.
25 p. Maplessa klo 10 ap.
26 p. Boveyssa M. Nathan t.
klo 8 i'll.
~ p. Nashwaukessa A. Paak-
k0sen t. klo 2 ip. ia klo 8 i'll.
% p. Nashwaukessa klo 10 APP.
81 p. Alotan rippikoulun Nash
waukeessa heti kirkonmenojen
loputtua ia ~paattava koulu pide-
taan Walton koulun loputtua.
FL p. alkaa rippikoulu Moose
Laken vi kirkcssa klo l paival-
la ia H. eht. lasketaan huhtik. 4
p. (Paasiaisena) klo 10 ap.
E. Niemi,
Vanha puhelin 31-4
Thompson, MINI,
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nittu rippi ia Herran ehtoollisen
kanssa.
Keskiviikkona "a p. klo 1913 i'll.
Jumalanpalveluksia ia hartaus-
hetkia Fairportissa, O. maalisk.
Torstaina IL p. klo 1873 i'll.
Perjantaina IA p. klo 10 ap. ia
klo z i'll.
Torstaina % p. klo 1873 i'll.
Perjantaina 26 p. klo 1913 i'll.
Sunnuntaina % p. klo 10 ap.
ia klo z ill.
p. Miettinen.
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Jumalanpalveluksia Maaliskuulla


Jumalanpalveluksia Maaliskuulla
25 p. Marian linn. p. kirkossa
klo II ap. ia raittiushuoneella il
t:mat klo 8 i'll.
% p. Menahgassa klo IL ap. ia
klO 7.30 i'll.
10 p. Iltaseurat Frauch Lakel-
la Kumaralla klo 8.
FL p. Franch Lakella rippilas-
ten paast0 ia vanhemman vaen
rippi ia Herran eht. julia, STELLA
lahemmin maaratyssa paikassa
klo II ap. ia iltaseurat A. Pahti-
lalla klo 7.30.
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RippikOulu.

Alkaa New York Millssissa
Maaliskuun % paivana klo 10 ap.
koulua pidetaan 2 viikkoa ia H.
P. eht. lasketaan lapset Paasiai-
sena, Huhtik. A p. klo 10 ap. Kou-
luun vol ilmoittautua kirjeelli-
sesti, telefoonilla tahi koulupai-
kalla Maalisk. % paivana.
Paddockissa alkaa rippikoulu
Huhtik. IL p. klo 10 APP. koulua
pidetaan silloin 1 viikko ia paas-
t0koulu on Toukokuulla.
Matt Anttonen,
Telefon 68-2 S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-25

Kirkonmenoja ia hartausseuroja
pidetaan maalisk. seuraavasti:
25 p. Nisulassa klo R10 ap.
% p. Mass Cityssa klo 8 ip.
% p. East Branchilla klo 10 ap.
% p. Mass Cityssa klo 8 ill.
Muista ilmoituksista ilmoitan
erityisesti.
Rippikoulutoim. alotan Mass
Cityssa Huhtikuun IL p. klo 10
ap. ]. Rankila,
Mass, Box 211. Michigan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-25

,28 p. Snellmanissa klo 10 ap.
ia 8 II. j. Rontin vuoro on kyy-
dita asemalle.
M. Anttonen,
Tel. 68-2 S. N. Y. Mills, Mimi.
Jumalanpalveluksia maaliskuulla
% p. Nolalussa koululla klo 10
ap.
% p. Morgan Sitingissa, Alex
Tenkulan talossa, klo 3 ip.
j. Uurpilainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-25
RIPPIKOULU

alkna Susjaivella Huhtik. 1 p.
kirkossa klo IL ap. Menahgassa
alkaa rippikoulu Huhtik. 81 p.
klo 10 APP. J. Huuskonea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-25
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Human iltan1a maibteletpalla obiel.
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obielmafofous flo 7 in.
&uiifauoen neliGntenG iunniintai-
ma iumaIanpalpelrs flo 10 ap. Niio.
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tiistai iltana flo 7.
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maanantaina flo 1880 ip.
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iantaina flo 100 ip.
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