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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29
BEEBETOWN

The D. w. B. Sunday school con-
vention will be held at Beebetown this
week Friday and Saturday.
LESTER Mayer attended a senior class
party at Thompson's in Columbiana
one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane and fam
lily from Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Degner of West Park were Sun
day visitors at the home of D. j.
Kinch.
Miss Alice Green of Granger spent
the weekend with Miss Bessie Kinch.
Look out for goblins and witches
Saturday night. There will be a lot
of them around here.
Mrs. Nancy White of Cleveland is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jake Smith spent Sat
urday in Akron.
Mr.. F. Moon from Oklahoma is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. ]. A. Lockwood
who is very sick.
Roy Ebberhart is spending his va
cation in Los Angeles, Cal.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

The Country Gentleman has pre-
pared this table showing the advan-
tage Of buying certain vegetables in
u1antitiae,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29
WADSWORTH

The Ohio Match Co., started ex-
cavation on lot just north of the
present buildings and will erect an ad-
dition 200x65 feet, which will be used
as an extension of the machine shop.
A meeting was held in the opera
house Saturday evening to discuss the
route of. the new electric
railway which is under consideration.
AS it now stands, the line will pass
Wadsworth along the west corporation
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29
SPENCER


DR.. G. R. Mente, has been we'll re-
ceived by the people of the town; at
a reception the other day the large
parsonage was filled by friends Of the
family. A splendid program and re-
past was enjoyed by all. DR.. Stroup
spoke for the men, Mrs. Betz for the
ladies, Rev. Powell for the churches.
and Jno. Wolf. for the Sunday school.
To all of which the DR.. responded in
his usual humorous manner,
Our M. E. Sunday school has one of
the oldest organized adult Bible
classes in the state. For over 35 years
Mrs. Freeman has been the teacher
and at the annual reunion last week
over 100 enjoyed the hospitality of
the teachers home. The class will
support native teacher in India this
year.
On Thursday last the first number
of the Lyceum Course was enjoyed by
a full house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stuart and Mrs.
Mente and Miss Derflinger attenLed
the meeting Of the Baptist Ladies' Aid
on Thursday about four miles from
town and report splendid time.
DR.. Slutz, dist. supt., held the first
quarterly conference last Friday at
the M. E. church. The church voted to
increase the pastors salary $50 and
adopt the Duplex system for benevo-
lences.
The M. E. church was we'll filled at
communion service last Lords day.
DR.. Mente is taking advantage of
the fine roads and his Metz % is get
ting to be familiar figure on the
streets.
We are informed that four weeks of
good weather will finish our paved
road to Cleveland, about As miles.
Rev. M. Mccullough, pastor at
Chatham, was a caller at the M. E
parsonage on Monday.
Mrs. Jackson, who has been quite
i'll for some time, was able to attend
church last Sunday.
Rev. 'Mente and family were Medina
visitors last Saturday.
The opening gun of the fall cam
paign was fired last week, at which
time Rev. Bane, National Finance
Secretary of the anti-saloon league,
spoke to a good sized audience at the
town hall. His arguments were logical
and convincing. Spencer will roll up
a large dry majority in spite of the
Brewers Temperance Union literature
which is finding its way into every
home.
The M. E. ladies met at the pleas
ant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Able Wood
on Wednesday. Alarge number par
took of the hospitality of the home.
At the meeting of the w. C. 7. U.
on Monday at the horne of Henry
Auble, a splendid program was car
ried out and one new member initiated
into the order of the white ribbon.
Subject for next meeting, woman
Suffrage"
The hardware emporium of our
townsman, Winter, is receiving a new
a coat Of paint, adding greatly to the
appearance Of the squa1e.
d A few more weeks Of pleasant
e weather and the paved road to Homer
|: will be finished.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

besides being warm and convenient,
they are wonderfully effective if the
colors are chosen correctly to harmon
ize with coat or dress.
Other Interesting Costumes
The Russian blouse collared, cuffed
and banded around the bottom with
skunk, seal, lynx, or fox, is a particu-
larly attractive and becoming coat
model and one that is we'll liked by
most women and girls. Velours de
laine, yelveteen corduroy and broad
cloth are among the materials gener-
ally favored for this type of coat.
Many suits are accompanied by this
style of coat, and when trimmed in
this way it may serve for a top coat
as well, over frocks of various ma
terlals. Dark green velours de laine
trimmed with skunk is one of the ef-
fective combinations seen great deal.
Many of the shorter suit coats are com
b'ned with tunic giving almost the
same effect as the tunic coat. The
overskirt, which is circular, pointed
front and back, or over the hips, is
often banded with fur to match that
on the coat. The apron tunic, loose,
or of a contrasting material set in
like a panel, is another variation Of
the tunic skirt favored in frocks of
soft silks or satins. One particularly
pretty afternoon dress Of dark taffeta
has an apron tunic Of net, yelling
bright, contrasting lining of satin.
Contrasting BlOuses
Perhaps the most pleasing way of
introducing the bright bit of color nee
essary to this seasons suits is by
means of the contrasting blouse Of
taffeta or soft satin that is almost uni
versal. For instance, a suit of dark
blue serge ,gabardine, or one of the
satin finished broadcloths is complet-
ed with rather severe tailored blouse
of orange satin, or striped blouse,
combining the. shade of suit and a
brighter tone. A dark blue taffeta
blouse is collared and cuffed with or
ange; a crepe Georgette costume
blouse, in a soft shade of beige, is
striped with dark blue taffeta. The
effect is harmonious, becoming and
generally pleasing.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

Consider the leaks and possible
leaks in your home, Office, shop, fact
ory, farm or in your own personal fl
nances, and you will be taking the
first step to prevent them. The money
spent unnecessarily might just as well
go into your bank account as in that
of somebody else.
Have you ever thought seriously Of
this matter TT. D. McGREGOR.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29
Fur Trimmed Suits and FrOcks of
Serge

The early days of November with
their brisk, crisp winds call up not
alone Thanksgiving with it's feasts and
palatable dainties but football and
various other vigorous out-of- door
sports. While, perhaps, the majority
of us are not as much given to these
out-of-door amusements as we should
be for our own good, still we do take
an interest where our own college or
school is concerned and dress for
them, and root for them, with fine en-
thusiasm.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

There is no waste in America which
seems so sinful as that of meat in the
average hotel. Not one-half Of that
ordered by the guest is consummed.
Where the old American plan prevails
it is familiar and saddening to see a
person order enough to feed family
and then eat only a fraction Of each
portion.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29
For the Football Game

A good warm suit or a one-piece
serge with top coat of tweed, boucle, a
warm novelty plaid, or other attractive
coating is the most satisfactory thing
for the game, accompanied by a
quantity of good warm rugs for feet
and knees.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

Waste of ink was thus prevented by
the employee of large corporation.
Noticing the rapid evaporation in his
own inkwell, he figured that his COM
pany was wasting 5000 ounces of ink
in week. The installation Of new
form of inkwell, which prevented evap
oration, resulted in a gain Of 81, 200 a
year.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

becoming disarranged, in more than a
becoming carelessness.
These muffers in wool or crepe de
Chine, striped, plain, or plaided are
one Of the odd new creations this fall;
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

'NiiiONSs VI ldII ~. HlCInIOSn,
Rochester, N. Y, instantly killed;
Walter A. Coombs, Bath, Maine, Pau
line Wright, Sarah Smith, both of
Lancaster, seriously injured at Car
roll, Ohio, when automobile was hit
by freight train.
Detroit.-coast guard service of
Lake Huron ordered to search for the
barge White and FTiant which broke
away from steamer Mormer Warren
during stiff northwest gale Thursday.
New Iork.-Italian consulate was
rocked by explosion of bomb in build
ing next door at Spring and LaFay-
cite streets.
PhiladeIphia.-P. A. B. Widener,
veteran financier and former street
railway nagnate, dead. He was 80
years old. 80 --
Salt Lake City, Utah.-Thirty-arm-
ed Indians, barricaded in old govern
ment buildings on White Rock reser-
walton, threatened another Ute up
rising similar to one last spring.
Observation-Disclosures of wheat
'NSSNAo AAOAAA AO4N4OlI4OA 1OI
purposes to be made by England, the
state department has advised.
Washington.-Sec'y Daniels left
hurriedly for Raleigh, N. c., on re-
ceipt of word his newspaper, News
and Observer, has been destroyed by
fire.
Syracuse, NJ Syracuse police |
declare burglars have fiocked here
for Billy Sundays revival. While
Billy lambasts devil burglars visit
homes of members of congregation.
New York.-"Even though a man /
is as decrepit as Rip Van Wrinkle his
wife must be true to him. ruled JUS
tice Weeks and granted Jacob Brown
rs, divorce from Alice Brown, Al
years his junior.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jacob Rich
4 Il l. a
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Anne Schaefer

Annie Schaefer of the Western
Vitagraph is one of the most expert
enced players in films.
/ She is a fine seamstress, an excel
lent pianiste and quite a society IA
vorite in Santa Monica, Cal where
she lives. Her hobby is collecting
used stamps for foreign missions and
asks any who will to send them to
her She has raised lots of money in
this way.
1890
FL Paso, Texas, Nov. 6.-Split with
CaTanza was said today to be Gen.
Obregon's reason for going to Aqua
Prieta, where he has 10000 loyal fol-
lowers.
Obregon may open negotiations
with defeated Villa forces, it was ru-
mored, to unite against recognized
head of present defacto government.
While passing through FL Paso last
night Obregon would make no state
ment regarding his standing with
Carranza The man who brought
success to Carranza in the Mexican
civil war brushed all such questions
aside with the reply: Mexico viii -
at peace sooR"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

Spomies Iebti laSfee Muttoianfin
niitten onnelIisten lebtien ioufoon.
iotfa omat jGicnenG erGGsid amerifa.
laiicsia ianomalebtipbtiosia ia iaa.
mat oifeen rifastem aiuiistamia IT,
moitifiio. Sec fuitenfin emme tios-
ia iImoitiiSiupafasta tiebd Min mi
tam. Tuollaiiia i%Imoitufiia olemme
.toiin nGbneet parisia iilomalaiiesia
.leboesiG ia iieIIG OF @uttaianfin nj.
mi, emmtc ticod miStG owat fen iinnc
i1aneet, mutta lebtemmc l~iiffeenboi.
tojon mined iiella ei ole, futen on
mllitten lebticn nimien eoeSid ia me
maan taboomme buomauttaa ctta
gluttaian mimi on iinne nellie tunte-
mottomolla tapalla joltlimlt. Silii
emme ole iiitG poboinamme, onnam
me fpllG oifeuoen firioittoa ia painaa
lebtcmme nin1en t%uollailiin ilmoituf-
fin, josia on fpipmpficsiG ~luostalall-
iccn ianomincn npfpistG Guropan TO-.
taa mostoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

rnponne nbraamolla. Yaiffofunam-
me tpoolot opat entiiellGGn, ei ole
montofaan miestG pGGSipt toibin ia
l~ifawiem1rin faimu on tGptpnpt lof-
foitttaa felpGttulnan tGboen, moon ci-
foban, jonfun pdiipGn pcrGstG olcto
tp0t.
Suonoa Bommoo oil tGnlGn fulln
faboefiatta pdilp1G masten p6llG. OIi
nuet iotflt miebet menneet Nrs. $50
lon naiuettaon ia ottaneet lebmGn
iieltd ia fiilettaneet ulos, poon leb-
ma Ell ipiSiiin %tpfGnnptfGGn pollG full
fen, foSfa oil aamlllIo Mrs. Iolo
loptanpt lcbmGniG iostafin mltoren
rinteeltG, joSta toi maioor ontoian
fotiin,
&liolemon ipiifate OH liiffunut ia
ipienDt Dboen parbaasla m~icbult6en
ilasia olewan miorufaiien tlionelaon,
MIN. Sobn SeeIir Soelinp. &uion-
padn, ipntpnpt 1895 ia fuoli belmi-
FINN s p. 1915, Saeflep, isis. SGn-
ia iGitpdt miistelemaan 2 ietGG 2 to-
tia tGsid maasia ia A tGtiG, Giti 3
melied ia 2 iisfoa ia ito Giti Suomes-
ia. @ainaia tuli tGbGn maaban tots
ia muotta fifteen 9etroittiin ia iiel.
ia 8afefielbiin ietGniG mo ia iitte
ban mitutti Sacflepn, isis. iifitlais.
tenIa luo, fun tl1li tGGIlG tpobon fp-
fenemGttomGfii iosia iitte feubfotalts
DIN murtamaiia fitoli. - &eipe1t Of
foon mullat ipainaian baliballa. Spe-
ia Sierra meifG aiattelemaaiL ettG
meioGn fuoleman pitdG.
Senrafuntamme ppbGfolllit oil t.
mi b., iobon oil iaapunltt lapiia ia
iponbempaa pGfeG ia foiillt oil bpmin
opettatpainen, laster ftetlfien ia tut
finnon iGlfeen pitt pltbeen @nton
Sobnon, iofa oil bppin opettamainen
ia faunis. Site pubui g. gIliteot
iamoin fauniisti ia opettapaiiesti ia
Scr. mlitebt ioitti miailltlla 2 lalliia
Observation-Disclosures &rot. Is ia
AZ, neljGn f%oitlittpton fera. 2aliun
ipoGmelliiet fiitofiet pubuialle ia toi-
mon, ettG iofaiiesia forlutilaiiulioes.
ia diff pbtd opettapainen ia lGnnmin
benfi. &ouliin loprsia ferGttiin TENT
tifoIebti lastelt fo1lltfiriaston bpndf-
II, josta tuli $t.S2 ienttiG ia lapiet
ferGiimGt. Sobn &orbonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Neiu Oorf Mins, Mimm.

gniim1iien Gip. 2utb. &aniallis-
ietirafirnnan puoiifofous of t.. t. 6.
p. 9ofous olfoi pirren peiiuulla ia
rufoufiello. Clinics, s. 8. 2dboe
pitt lpbpen pubeen, ionfa iGlfeen Int
ettiin niime muooen p~optGfirja ia ma.
littiin tiIintorfostojifii S. Sinberg
ia OH Iojari. \
8irfailiioifii malititin ieuraopat;
eiimiebefii $. &auppi, iporolle S.
Sinberg, firjurifii s. Npluro, rabos-
tonboitajofii s.. &etomafi, talous.
miebefii eroomismuorosia olepien ii.
lalle 9. &obtanen ia 6. Siffarainen,
acknowledgement g. 2ebto, iparoienfe-
rGGiGfii @. &obtanen, 2. Soti ia 6.
@ricfion. llrfurifii neiti Silma Solm
ia miinifosianboitaiofii past. W.
M%nttonen. Iopin fansia tebtiin 10.
pimlis Observation-Disclosures ojafii, it,
II fun leurafunta tabi pappi balioa
mu1itosto iosto on 3 IF. enrleit ilmoi-
tettamd.
9ofous oil pfiimieIinen ia erottiin
Iiin6 wormasia mafuutufiesia, etta
Sierra ontao %iieunaifienio tDolle. So
puff meiiattiin wirii ia past. W.
Inttonen pitt rufoufien.
&ristiIliien muoriioiciiran tpofo'
fous pioettiin fesfimiiffona t. t. Z p.
iIIolIo. 8irfaiIiioifii maIittiin ieit-
rooipot: e%iimiebefii 80. @rffiIG, pa-
roIle Wers. @nttonen, firjurifii Soipo
Snbonen, maralle Sranf Solm, ra-
bastonboitajofii post. 30. &nttonen,
taIonmiebcfii 8dino 9aippi Soonos
&olmi ia 8Gino @ripo. Gilt tor
fasti Senrp aauppi ia Grief @ricfion,
roboa oil fosiasia S 5t.50.
Noni niistG, iotfa olipat fofouf-
Tesla, Iiipoiimot iuorittoa obielmta IL
toina obieImoo, icten toiipomme nit
bin runiosto ~oionottoo.
Scr. 6. &uffonen olfoi rofento.
moan toIoo firfon mastopGGtG, ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Statement of the Ownership Manage
ment, Circulation, etc., Required

by the act of August "a, 1912,
of Auttaja published weekly at Iron
wood, Mich, for April 1, 1915.
Editor, Rev. p. Wuori, Ironwood,
Mich.
Managing Editor, Rev. P .Wuori,
Ironwood, Mich.
Business Manager, Rev. p .Wuori
Ironwood, Mich.
Publishers, The Finnish Printing
Co., Ironwood, Mich.
Owners: Of a corporation, give its
name and the names and addresses
of stockholders holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of stock. If not
a corporation, give names and add
resses of individual owners.)
The Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
National Church Of America.
Known b~ondholders, mortgages,
and other security holders, holding /
per cent or more of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities: Of there are none,
so state.)
p. Wuori.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of April, 1915.
i. Harry X. Bay,
Notary Public Gogebic Co., Mich.
(My commission expires Dec. LIST,
1917
(Seal).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Heinansiemenia;i
halvalla.

..Vaikka heinansiemenien hinta navt-
taa nousevan, min nina myyn nyt vie
la niita halvalla.
Ne mita minulla viela on ialella
myyn seuraavilla hinnoilla:
Medium Red Northland Clover
$1,000 RUSSELL
|, Medium Red Prime Clover $1,000
RUSSELL. ~
Northland Best Temcthy $3.50 bus
sell.
sell.
Sekaisin Clover ia Temothy, taalla
kasvaneet hyvalla menestykselIa.
mIyyn 100 paunaa $11.OO, mutta SAX
kla varten tulee lahettaa 25 senttia.
sakkiin menee vahan VII 2 busselia.
koska siemenet ovat todella hyvia.
parasite mita taalla kasvaa, min jou-
tukaa plan tilaamaan. Hinnat ovat
todella halpoja nykyisiin hintoihin
verraten ia koska itavaisyys taataan.
Joutukaa tiiaamaan! - Osoite:
OLOF parry,
New York Mills, Minnesota.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Gairpprt. Dim.

Gp. 2utb. ielirofiInnan loulufito
70 "&aStoS", mictti S:tta ipitoiiiub
laa Dlbtif. 3 p:nG ieurafunnon fir.
fosio. Subla olfoi 1873, iublaipierai
ia oil laopunut rltnioasti, erittGir
mloria. Sbielmoo oil mDoSfin bpmir
runlaasti. 2oulllfuoro HaStas lalt'
loi monta bengeIlistd lalllila ia ne
fuillili ipintuipan bpmin. Sbjelmns.
ia plibliat toimot eiiin llnastlistpor
S~eeiufien fuoleman ia p"losnouicmi'
len holman, mitenfG Scelus pois otti
maoilman ipnnit ia fitinfa Seciufier
neri peittGd ipntiinIanfeemufien peit.
tdmat iGljet, cttei Sltntala enGG nae
pbtdGn ipntiG lunastctuisia lapiis.
iaan. Sbielman iGlfeen iiirrpttiin
firfon olaioliin, Iailliifltoron jGic-
net oliipat n%almiStaneet iinne fabipio
ia erittdin maiiffoat leiipofiet, ioito
oil runiaasti.
&ippifoululapiet pdGstettiin enii-
ferran Serran b.. ebtoolliielle pGGiiGi-
ienG. SGmG olifin mieltG plentGmG
betfi, nGptti ettG belluntai-tituIi put
bolii moimoffaoSti monelIe langen-
neel(e iielltlle, alitluiS firfastiti int
oelleen.
2oltlllfuoro Eostoolle toimoton
onnea, pDrfifGGn main irnolla eteen-
pain ie on tobella ilabuttapaa ett6
te mtoret ip~irfistitte meta ipanbem.
'pia bengeIliiinG Imtluillanne. canon
teille n1pret, GlfGG fosfaan f1dntdfo
~lelfGGnne fristilliippoellc ia Mile o.
petufiilIe, joita teille on opetettu ielt-
KAUFMAN fesfunoesio, jos min teette,
etc moi ortpata fltinfa terGpillG pit
fill1 p%oljette usfopaisten panbem.
painnc ipodntG ia mpos ioatatte min
monto fertoa erittdin Gitinne ipoa.
men ml,rbeelliiefii, eifd i%uinfaan iiq-
fGGn jGG oiattomafii. SGntd ie fos-
fee opettaiaan fun ban nGfee fuinfa
monta mtorlfaista mibollinen on
Iaonitt ipietellpfii mooilman blipituf-
lilla ia tltrbalIo menollo. Iifa, JOS
ia elGmme on paba, mibollinen CT nut
FIT eifG torfli eif1 iiltG feinot prlttu,
iillG ie onfin tubannen iitonen mes.
tari. YpidbtpfGG cbes betfiien miet-
timGGn f%pIpmpstd mibin fuliet. Wtoo-
Imam lilo on %pettGmGG, iilla maailmo
fatoo ia bGnen ilonia, ia len tien
pGGsiG on itfu ia bammasten firis'
TIPS. Iiiori pstGipGni, CT ole tamla
outuutemme leifin oiio. 81 ollnt
9ristufIellafaon leiffi- fdiiSid Set
Iemanesia merta bifoilleSiaan ia ris.
tinG ipnteimme iominnofii fuolles-
laon. Sept on fuoleman malta butt
funut iionfaiffiiifii a%ioifii. alfadm-
me oIfo pimepoen %rubtinaan orlia, te
lootte papobtettiina laitlao: &aritio
on tapettu ia on merellaGn meiodt
SumolalIe lunastanut. 81 miten on'
neIlinen olet, Jos 10 nliorena omistat
len roliban, ionfa Seeius perenid
foutto ristillG tefi. 81 miten inlois'
ia on olla Serran Omaha.
Soimotan mpoS onnea oripoiiolle
@uttojan toimiti1fielle ia len looiolle
[ufiiofunnolIe. Mooilto W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
&iitus.

Eaten Iouiun pilpittomGt ipoa-
meIIiiet fiitofiet Sairportin aoniol-
Iisleurafunnon Nrioriioliiton iGie-
mile SiitG boiisfasta iublasto, jonfo
omistitte miuuIIe nimipGiipani Ito
no ia erittGinfin fiitGn iiitd follisar-
moiiesta labiosta ,jonfa mpOsfin mi'
MULE annoitte. @rmosta olitltas bal
pa m%eljenne oiouinen ia perillinen
teioGn ia faiffein ppbGin fanSia.
@iIbo SGripinen,
Soirport Sarbor, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

moin Mr. s. SjolaIIa omot 10 piirus.
tilfiet palntiina ulltto taloo lportcu.
Irtbllr Wattion ia @. MllffaIo olpat
bplpin fiirecsti m%aoIonncct postifont-
torin ipieresid olepoa talon iobon loi.
tctaan neutrality-suspicious..
&%irjccnpoibt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Paikkakunnalta.
Sroniuopoin &prfeafumlnlla IN.

cnnoi profeSiori Senoerlon miimc
maanontai-illollo Suuri "osiem.
blD' buone oil GdriGGn mpoten tGpll-
M foulrlaiiia iefd lpanbempaa md
fed. Sootellesia pbtGffiG frlllili a.
meriffolaiiillc totlittll topa: "&obl
Gabr Habp" Sittcn &orfeofoulill,
iefofuoro clitti folme lnllllta etepGn
iobtajan Wr. @otIonin joboolla.
Griffin ioololaltlaiat Gertrude Sui.
Der ia 8illiom 'Soppcr aniaitieipot
moiniticmista. Yrof. Senberion G.
liintDi ieltranipana. SGn on crit
tain m~iellpttGp1 ia puoleenia fiinntf-
tGipd pubuia. Sanen pilbeenia festi
r~uniaasti puolitoista tuntia mutta
fofo ojan olipot faiffi fiuuliiat bGnen
mufanaan. SGn publii febitpfiestd,
fen monista eri laiista, frinfa elm.
iofu fGp &orfeafoulila jopa miela
pliopistonfin I1pi, miitta ei fummin-
fam tieod palioa. Soiiet taaien eli
mot moi fGpod pGimGdfadn foillita,
maan lufepat %ioitain f%irioia, mittta
be aiatteIeipat mitG Ilifenat ia iiten
tietGmdt paljon. = SGn feboitti aiut-
telemaan ola alma miettimGsiG ia
miettiG min, ettG tulee iosfuS iobon-
fin narmaan iobtopGGt0fieen. SGn
fertoi fuinfa fuull,iia 2uis Yasteur
10 mtorena oil alma laboratoriosin,
iiellG bGn mietti pdimGt ia pot. Sd-
neltd finn fpipttiin mifii? mastali
ban: toboon tietGG mifG maifltttaa
len ettG maito bopponee. Scum bG-
nellie ianottiin ettG ei lie arta maail-
maa, waiffa loptdiiitfn ippn, min
mastait SuiS Yosteiir: d. tab6ofaam
it'd, taboon ipaarl itielleni len tppops
tpflen, ettG tiebGn marmasti fofeiluil-
lani ippt tGbGn ia moneen mlilibun.
Hrof Senoerion mposfin terotti totte-
leipaiiuitoen tGrfepttG. Sanoi fen 0.
leipon eniimdiien aineen mailman
foulusia ionfn pitGiii ola tlttu foi-
file. SGn ionoi eta 20 pros.
@merifan ibmiiistd oiuat ioaneet tlis-
fin Observation-Disclosures folilu-iipis-
tDfien; 60 prof. oipat &orfeufo1litn
ia 9liopiston ldpifGpneitG, ioitten
bortioilIa iimistps lepGG, ia Ioput 10
prof. omat niitd e%rilaiiia minimum
Ibrobom Sincoln y. H., jotfa eiipGt
fGp DbtdGn folilllo, ipaon filth oipat
miiiaampia fuin fouliinfGpneet. Sdn
iaroi CT M6rabam Sincoln ollitt min
nerofas ippstG, ettG ei ban fGpnpt
fouIiia maan tiff fun bGnellG oil
Ibrabam 2incolnin aiipot. 2opufii
prof. Senoerion fdptti mottonaan:
sos toboot elGG, fuole'. = Yrof.
Senoerion on pfii niistd folmesta ia
oosta lnennoitiiioista ioita unimer-
iitp Of Wicbigon labettad rIos jofa
muoii.
- Lydia Liimatainen ottaa
hierontaa vastaan kotonaan ia
kay my0s perheissa. Asunto:
No. BOG E. Aurora Street.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Bafefielb, Iieb.

Terfuebops auttoion toimitnfielle
ia ZEN soiaIlo %aiuualle lifijofunnal'
Ie. Seurofuntamtne Smpeluieiiran
fofous oil t6mGn FUN 8 p. Wer. ia
hrs. Spridldn oiiinnoIld ia ne on
nistiiipat talpoIIiien bppin. Boptd'
tuIoio oil $6.4O ienttiG, iosta fiitos
oionottoiiue.
Smpelufeuran fofouS on t. t. ~
b. Mrs. MottioniIIu, fddntatdd i'll
Ioin f%uIfunne @otionin toloo fobti,
min mormaon ioatte toppofabmit,