davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- WitG iota on maflanitt9 Saf-
ialainen "VorpGrts" firjoittaa fpip-
mDfiestG ieltraaipaa:
gnelanniit ballitus on ilmoitta-
nut, ettG iota mafiaa file pGimGsiG
milioonan p%rntaa. eaten on eng
Ianti ioban miitenG fr,lifaritena fu-
~luttanitt lotamenoibin 150,000,000
puntaa.
Soulful. 90 p. ilmoitit Hansfan
bollitus iooan mafianeen maalle
250, 900 prntaa.
@enGiGlle mafiaa iota paiwdsid
oiapuilIeen 1,S35,OOO puntaa.
Gnglanti, &ansfa ia @enGid iuo-
rittaipat %iotamenoibin paipasid noin
100000 puntaa. TGioen folmen
%paltafunnan armeijat fGiittdpat Db.
teeniG noin If miIioonaa miesta ia
ioutiiu tGten iofaiien iotamieben oial-
le s ibillinfiG ia A pencea paimdsiG.
St1paIlan ia Safian iotamenot o.
mot melfein iuuret. Siten iuoritta.
nat faiffi iotipat mallat iotamenoi.
bin pdimasid 100000 puntaa.
&aiffiaan on iota mafianut miiben
fuitfaitoen ajolla iotimilIe nalIoille
1900, 000,0 900 pi,ntaa. SGbGn on
mieId %Iiidttdipa iobasta iobtupat te.
olliiuuoen y. M. acknowledgements top
plot, joioen tobelIista mdGraG on
mabootonta arpioiba.
Merifoupan fGriimGt tappiot fobo.
iipat ioban emf jafiona 2,200-2,.
500 milioonaan puntaan. Ndmd
tappiot ofpat aibertuneet faiippoldi-
moien ia Iostien biifiittamiiesta.
aaiffioan on iota mafianut nGibin
asti 1000 mill. prntaa.
Npt fuuoen f~uufaiioen aifana on
ibmiiiG iota bGipittdnpt 5,950,OOO
ia roboa on iiIIG oialGa fulitettu:
$751; 00,OOO,0 900. sc on faibeaa H.
misten ~iurmaomista ia raban but
fam fliluttomisto. @abinfo ia on
nettomiuS Ct ole mielG faiffi tdsid
loSfnsio, ie on min Iuiiri, ettei limits
nero litG ppstp losfcmoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

barrostapot firffohlntammtc pbtept.
I'd, muiStoiiipot t1tG fofousta, tot.
micn min, eta woiiimat Iabcttdd c.
oustajan fcfoufieen ia ldbettdiiitte
Observation-Disclosures tiota fofousto
warten ennen toufofiiun eniimGistG
moioafiemme nc, Iiittda pi.
fofousiImoitufiecn. ga.
moin pppoamme ieurafuntain pa-
peilta tai e%iimiebiltS ieiirafuntain
pafiluetteIoa ia felostiista ieurafun.
tain toiminnasta enncn emf fesG-
fun cniimaistG p6ipGG, ~moioafiem.
me wuoiifertomuiecmme iaaoa toi-
mitettua pbteiien wden luettelon.
Smurimmfn funnioittain,
g. @nori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15


iefd ic jofa putittda; eitd ne ictfa ps-
1itctddii, ionfo tdbben q Sdn uipSs
bGpcc BETA meIieficnid fstfua.''
Sebr. q: ell "Sa on ~pddstdn1t
nc, iotfa flloleman pclloosia pitt tai.
fen ifGnii oriana oleman:" ~$dn on
iolpinto meiodn ipntcimmc eoestn, 81
a~inoastaan meiodm paail fofs moa-
ilman."
N1iStd faifiSta raainatun totitnf-
iiSta tulemme iiiben jobtopadtofIes't
ettd Seeiufien elamGn ia fnolcmo't
tRlofiena %ieiiraii SdneIIe MOTTO ipM-
min fuoleman ia perfclcen il Iaiv
pallasta meibGn ibmislasten plitfe
ia me faiffi tllimme Sceinficir omifii
Seciufien falliin lunastufiw osts-
binnalIa Seeiufien ifi.omaiiuuoefh.
"Se olette falliisti ostetut dlfdGt ib-
misten orjat olfo." 1 &or. Z: -. We
tulilnme manbursfaafii. mapaafii ia
a%ltuaafii Sceiufien moitpsia. Scum
Seeius nouii fuolleista iuilreus moi.
ton ianfarina ia funinfaana, Min
&Gn toi tullesiaan noittajanfn iaa-
lima nlio ti,bannet miljoonat @ata-
min Iapiet ia aietti SiGnid eteen ne
puboistetuina manburSfautettuina ja
aiitlnitettuina ia iai ianoa: "Sept MI
nj olen tebnpt fen tebtGmGni, jonta
lind iianfaiffiiesia nelipopadtofies-
iaii usfoit minun t%ebtGipGfieni, ettG
%mapauttaa ia manbursfaltttaa na-
mat faiffi, teboG faootcttlt l1ntinen
%mituaufii @olgatan ristillG. SON 10
lauiri tGmGn ianasiaan: "Se on faif-
Fl tGptettp." &c oil ibana ia faunis
aaml, fun Sumalan faiffimaltias
panbursfaus iai apata fuolernan ia
belwetin bauban ia Seeiufien Perfoo-
naan iullettuna nuo tlibannet milioo-
not Matamin l%aneenneet laplet See
iufiesia berGtettiin ia forotettiin iinm-
faiffiieen ia riemulliiecn lpoitto-fuH-
niaan ia autiluteen. WiedH0 iaa-
tamme tebbG ienfaltaista rifosta Ger
raamme Seeiusta mastaan eta fiel-
tGG SGnen iopintotponid tulosta, ie,
on faiffein Matamin laSten SbteistG
autulttta ettei be nimitGin ole tGsG
S~eeiufien moitosia ipapaltettu, fpon-
bursfaifii tulleet? SiiS ie On See
iufien t0itten t,ilos ia bcbelmG. Cd
man famine MT iofainen ianoa in
usfoa ia omistaa itiellemme omafft
autaubefiemme. gifG meiodm too
mitie iiit6 riibellG fenenfd tdmd ou-
thus NIT ono on, eifd mp0s fenen-
fGGn iitG fabebtia maiffa ianomme'
faiffia lunastetuifii fun ie itfe az
OSLO on lama. 81 mpOsfGan tartpit-
lie luiIIa ettG it'd fufaan liian pian
iisfoo,. ipaiffa fuinfa abferaan febiti-
iimme beitG a%litraifii Sumalan lap-
fifth. Siis S~eeinfien toitten tulos on
meioGn aiituutemme.
S. g. 2~iIieroos.e :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

2asten fasmatufiesta on pstGpGl-
liippoelld ia tlnnolliiuuoella tGrfeG
iiiania. Niinpd pienofaiiia, ioita
faswatetaan lempepoesid, on belpom-
pi objata oifeaan, fuin niitG, iotfa o.
not elGneet raa'asia pmp1ristosid.
2empeps berGttGG beisia pstGpGlli-
ippttG, %iloiiuutta, llottatpaiiulitta ia
tpptppGiippttG, fun taas ep~Gpstdmdl-
linen mieli ipnnpttGd ipastustisba-
llia, riitaiiu,ttta ia petolliiulitta. Sd
piGmdttOmGn bppGn tai paban ial-
jen jGttGG Iapien lnonteescen ie fob
tellt, ionfa ban iaa fasmattaialtaan.
2apii iaa Ills fdriia ci a~inoastaan
jonfun aian, maan fofo ifanid, jos
panbemmat, opettaiat tai mulit IT,
miiet owat tplpid ia fopia bdntd fol-
tanr.
Sppin barfuoin. ne lapiet, ioita Ell
tee p%aremmafii pstGDGllinen pmpa-
ristD, mlltta iitd uleammat oipat ne,
joiocn luonne, nielGpd fofo eldmGn
onni turmellaan iatfuman, turban
ifowntoen ia Observation-Disclosures failt-
ia.
Sitd raffautta, iota oioitetaan
lapiille, ei bGn unoboa milloinfaan,
eli panbitlteniafaan pGininG.
@ioin lempeGt niuistlltlifiet, iian
pstGmGlIinen obiaus, opettaian farii-
mGlliippS, tulenat elGmGn raffaim-
mifii m%iistoifii ia ppiplpat iellaiiina
elGmGn iltaan asti.
WStGmppttd lapiillel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- Stloia &.-firffofiinnan lGbe-
tpsfasiaon past. @. 8. 8ilenin
fautta Sronmoobin firfosia BitfG-
periantaina folebti $3.50.
Spodmellinen fiitos Iabioittaiillel
@ritpifesti ~pstGipGin buomioon
pDpoGmme eiittGd S. @ebmaan Lab.
jan, ettd ie on niitd lainoia, ioita
foottiin firiapainon bppGfii nuonna
1913. &iitoIliiuuoella ottaiiimme
lainaamamme labioina pastaan,
maifeaa on NIT entiiid nelfoia iuo-
rittaa, fun brono aifa fosfee fiifatieS
meibin iuurimmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
. Waotpero @iinaon.
&iinasia

- Wtaatpero &iiradtl. &iinaS1d
laaoitaan nopeasti tGrfedd maaipero-
ni,oistrista, iofa tulee enentGmdGn
ipaItaflnnan ttloja S-f~ertaiiesti ia
IopuIliiesti poistamaan tdbdnastiien
rabapuIan. NpfpdGn otetaan mad
iperoa NJ. 1913 annetin eletufien pc
rusteella. Oaitibingit, iotfa opat
monta fertaa prittdneet iaa6a ipntp-
mdGn t1td uubistlista, otpat alma fob
banneet pastustusto maafuntaipi.
r%onomaisten ia plimpsten tabolta ia
fen muofii beibGn on alma luoiputta.
ma n1istG Dritpfiistd. Suanibifain
aifomus toteuttaa tGmG moaipero.iiii.
bistis o~iottaa ielipGsti iielld oIetpan
eritt6in fuuren naifiitusmallan ia
bGnen mafapaa p6dt0stG6n idriestdG
2iinan taiafpaIlan iiiGtiet aiiat. ltu-
oistuspprinto on iaonut 3iinasia D.
IeistG mpotGtuntoa oiafieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
P0ytakirja
tebtp Observation-Disclosures
pbtpmisfomiteon ia pappein
pbteiiesiG fofoufiesia Sron.
moooisia, Nicb., butifuun 6

~ lcIc'
2ofous alettiin Sronmoooin &an'
lalIisieurafunnan firfosia iumalan'
palmeliifiella, josia past. IS. 8ltori
&aniallisfirffofllnnan eiim. iaarnq-
II 1 Yiet. 5: IA ioboosta.
Observation-Disclosures loplttia RIB
opttiin fesfusteluibin ia paastd aiioa
eri piioIita fdiitelemdGn liiettiin niei.
ia fofoufielle iaapuneita firieita, m.
M. past. g. Meittiien, Grief &otilan,
post. g. s. Senoricfionin ". Weafi'
fen ia post. s. ltrpiIaiien firioitafiet.
&ofoufien barras balit oil toimia
min, ettG firffofuntien pbtpminen tn
Iiii toteutpmaart ia totciltiimaan iiten
eta pboistpneesid firffofunnasia To-
fainen iGien tiintiii olefpania toto.
naar, aifpan iamoin FUN opat ennetl'
fin oIIeet omisia firffofunnisiaan.
SilIa, JOS toiien on mentdipG toiieen
fotiin, min on alma eoelleenfin mol.
litiemasio erottapo, oriollinen mic.
rosmicliipps, eri iouffoien pdlilla,
jofo moi oion Gloon pubjcto baiotto-
mofii erimieliippoefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
@eIieHe!

8eli fafiinfertaiiesti nell
Dot faniani ia fooin orta peiffo,
Oi GIlOs' 90 ID beiffol
Scum pabuus ~nuoIiania ampuu,
Nuista Seeius eestdf floIi.
Muista mposin Seeius eIaG wieIG,
Wiiista Sdn fua outto alma tieIlG.
sos buoIes SGIIe fonnot,
SGn ne poistau, ia Jos moan toboot
On Sdn fonsiaf', elosi' fuoIosf.
u. 6. ". iisfo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
: 9apoffa firfpfii. Suomen 81

: - aapaffa firfpfii. Suomen Me-
rimieslGbetps on Garbiffin faiipun-
sisia, Safiasia, wibfinpt buoneen
firfofii iofa on ollut 40 puotta TO-
paffana. SGm6 on oIliit maineeltaan
ielIainen ettei iielld ole "fltmmitteli-
%joilta' iaanut fiifaan raubaa ia len
miiofii ei iitd ole wiimeisten nelidn
muoben aifana poitli fGpttGd, ie on
ollut altiona. Npt fun iiellG on iaar-
nattu Sumalan ianaa, min "fummi-
tiifiia' ei ole futtlunlt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- 4un &aniallisfirffofunnan IL
fpuoiifofous taos plan ldbestpp, mifG
tand wuotena pioetdGn Bafefielois-
ia, Micb., alfaa poppeinfofoufielIa
emf feidfuiin 20 p. ia jatfitl beindf.
toiiccn pdipGdn pppoetddn, eta firf-
fofrntoomme fuiiluiuot ia nefin itic-
ndiict en-. Iutb. ieurofunnot, militia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- &pmmenen tiibatta ldbetpsiaar.
noaiaa pit6iii IGbettdd &iinaan, ettd
fieIld tlliii pfii ldbetpsiaarnaaia 10.
faista $4,000 benfiIod fobti. "gloa
on toiin palion, mutta tpomiebiG on
pdbGn".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- Witd pstGpGlliiimmin pppoe.
tdan ieurafunnilta folebtaa iefG firf-
fofunnnn ettG +. Human lGbetpsfas.
iaan, enren firfollisfofousta.
- @ifa on biiono, mutta Muttaja-
fin tarmitieiii iaaoa iaatapania. 81
%Iaajat, tebfdd min bppin ia uubista-
foA ti~laufienne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

mista marten, iGienct, ebootamme fir.
foIIisfofoufiHe 1915 &ancocfisia ia
@afefieIoisiG tdmdn firffofunnan
pbtpmiien fdptdnnosid totei,tettauaf.
ii. SemuraaipaIIa taipalIa:
1. &osfa .moIempien firffofuntien
npfpiiet iGGnnot tunnustufieen ndb-
Den oipat iamaIIaiiet, fatiottiin iopi-
pafii, ett6 firffofuntien fe~sfuuoesia
mabooIliiesti iImeneipdt erilaiiet BEN
eelIiiet iuunnat talelpat pbbistpnees-
i1fin firffofumasia iaamaan iamal-
laiien toimintanapauocn.
2. &osfa molemmisia firffofun.
nisia npfpGGu oipat 'fdptannosid
Suomen elp. liitb. ~paltiofirfon fGii-
firiat ia ~litureiiet menot, tullaan nc
lamallaiiina idilpttGmddn mposfin
pbbistpncesi1 firffofunnasia.
3. &osfa beImifuun pappeinfofouf-
lesia ~. 1914 SancocfiSia iuurin oiu
Observation-Disclosures papistosta ma-
paaebtoiiesti pGdtti iuorittaa oppi-
fursiin, ionfa iittemin iaman fofouf-
len malitiemat ebustaiat fummasta-
fin firffofunnasta owat laatineet.
p6Gtcttiin tdbGn aiiaan nGboen ppipG
ianotun Sancocfin poppeinfofonfier
fannalla.
A. &osfa nGillG faboella f~irffofun.
MALTA OH joSiain mddrin erilaiie1
iGGnn0t, pGGtettiin pboistpneelle firf'
foflnnalle laatia mlooostetut idGn'
not fGpttGen niitten pobiana nDfpiie1
9. -Spnoooin ia &aniallisfirffofun
nan idGnnot, bppGfipilalla niistc
pbteiiet iGdntoppfdIGt ia erilaiiistc
fpbbista iopittelemalla m~uooostaer
ulloet ppfGIGt. Samdn i~aGntoebboi
telman laatii firfollisfofoufiille 10
1915 fomitea, iobon malittiin iaie.
nifii g. .Spnoobista tobt. S. Sc. Ni'
fanoer, past. s. MGnttd ia so. S
&uuii, iefG &aniaIlisfirffoflnnastc
past. g .@uori, 8. ". @ilen ia S
-. .. ., =
Sirpi. 8arajGienifii nalittiin pos
torit S. 6. 2ilieroos ia 9. &ailtanen
8. &osfq nGiIIG faboelIa firffo.
fupnaIIa eroitufiefii toiiistaan on e.
risnimet 9 .-Spnoobi" ia "2anial'
I%isfirffo', fatiottiin ne tarpeettomaf'
Il f%irffofuntien pb6pttpd ia pbteiienG
nimenG pGGtettiin eiittGG f~GptettGpaf'
Il niistG Iliotputti,a firffofuntien np1
10 pbteinen nimitps: "@merifar
iuomalainen etpanfelis- lutberiIainer
firffofunta''.
6. &osfa t1mGn fomitean tebtGpG.
nd on fGiitellG ainoastaan f~irffofiir'
tien pbtpmistd, iGtettiin flillafin paif'
fafunnalla toiminien ieurafuntier
toinen toiienia fansla fesfinaistd pb'
tpmistd fosfepat aiiat firffofuntier
pbopttpa ieilrafuntien itienid pobbit'
tatpafii ia pG1tettGipGfii paifallister
oloienia mufaiiesti.
Sronmoob, Micb., 7 p. bubtifuutc
10. 1915.
Yietari @rtori, g. &auotnen,
s. Sirpi, u. Saapanen
3. 6. 2ilieroos, @. 50. @ilen,
8. 81. Samanen,' s. WGnttd,
Soban &anfiIa, 90. S. &uuii
Mrs. s. Socfion, Wrs. 6. @iiori,
9rulno @ournos, s. $. Seimonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

= 8GGiiGis-S Sion aiiamiebiltd ppp-
SetG6n t%ilitpstd, MIN. militia, iotfa f.
ia eiipGt ole mieId lGbettGneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- Muttaia menee Suomeen esteet.
tomGsti. Tilatfaa guttaia Suomeen
fmfulaiiillenne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Kaikki lehdelle aiotut lahetykset o.
vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
l.. BOX GO. IRONWOOD, MICH.

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act of
March 3, 1879. q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

= Mrs. Yalo, Glepelan6, .. lob
ioitti @iittajan bppGfii $1.00.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

- Soban 8ebmas, Sniiiaripelta,
Tinn. labioitti firjapainon bppGfii
laina-noooan SEQ. q. 312, $500.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

SGlainen pbtpminen foituiii al
loastaon tuabineofii ia onnettomur.
,efii fummaIlefin firffofunnaIle. st.
d nGin ei fGmiii, oliii ienfdhocn tar.
,eeIlista: i
ID @ttG fumpifin ~firffofunto
pbtpiii iamanarmoiiena pbbiste-
tpfii tirffofunnafii, iolle firfol-
lisfofols Yort Irtburisia iuo-
fifth mined: Yboistpnpt @meri-
fan SuomaIainen GW. Sutb.
firffofirnta.
q gttG papit &.-firfosia
min bppin fitin Suomi-S pnoo-
oisiafin ilman mitaan ebtoja
bpipafiptdGn pboistpneen firffo-
funnan papeifii. sos paatimnf-
Tia ebbottomasti tabootaan eiit-
tGG, tabtoo &aniallisfirffo ill
loin ~puolestaon ieiioa niisia
moatinufiisia, ioita ie alma on
painostanut, nimittGin: ettd fe-
taan, iofd ei ole benfilofobtai-
Tesla usfoSia eli pe~lastntiesla
porniullbcsia ei iaa bplpdfipa
pboiStpncen firfon papeifii ettd
nGin pllDbas luteerilainen oppi
iailptettGiiiin.
&ofoufien p~uolesta:
s. @uori, Saaffo SirfpL
clinics. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
@ufunfien pGGtSfiet.

Me aIIcfirioittaneet, @aniallisfirf'
fofunnan ia 9 ..Spnoooi.firffofunti'
en- firfolisfofotfiisia 10. 1914 Bort
Mrtburisio ia Soult ste Moriesia
walitlemien fomiteoitten ianottujen
~firffountien pbtpmiien molmistelc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
Ia sc eli vol julaista.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30

Try box of Iced Tea. Only 60
cents per pound at Vanarsdelps.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
MUST PAY DEBTS

Eight thousand Government clerks
in Washington have been warned to
pay their debts or get out. And
they should be made to walk the
plank if they don't do it. In hard
times or good times their salaries
go on. If they were not well paid
for their ability they would seek
other employment. And in paying
debts all other regularly salaried
men, in public or private station,
should be likewise punctual. Me-
chanics whose employment is irreg-
ular have some excuse for getting
behind, in dull times, with their obi
cations, but the clerk whose salary
goes on every week in the year has
no excuse for not living within his
means.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Mount
Sterling Men and Women, Old
and Young.

Kidney ills seize young and old.
Often come with little warning.
Children suffer in their early
years
Can't control the kidney secre-
tons.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily
work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
If you have any form Of kidney
ills
You must reach the cause.-the
Kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
Kidneys
Have brought relief to Mount
Sterling people.
Mount Sterling testimony proves
il.
Mrs. C. C. Schooler, Jamison
St., Mt. Sterling, says: "One of my
family suffered from pains in the
hack and kidneys and had other
symptoms of kidney complaint.
Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at
Duerson's Drug Store, were used
and they made this person strong
and WELL"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Schroeder recommends.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
N. Y.-Adv. 51-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
PERT AND PERTINENT

The News says one. of Elizabeth
towns pretty girls, with crimson
cheeks, is called "the crimson RAM
bier" because she runs all over
town.
So the Supreme Court has knock
ed out the famous grandfather
clause" in the Oklahoma constitu-
ton. The idea of the Court is that
a man is possible entitled to do a
few things that his grandfather
couldn't do.
Editor Elkins, of the Lancaster
Record, discussing the recent meet
ing of the Kentucky Press Associa-
ton, at Olympia Springs, declares
he "never did care for scenery on
an empty stomach" 1t made him
so limp he spells Olympia "0limpia."
A California extinguished a fire
on a bridge with orange juice.
Bryan thinks the European confia-
cation can be extinguished with
grape juice.
The Dixie Highway agitation is
a gun that shoots at both ends and
brings down the right game. The
people along the routes selected are
so glad they will jump in and build
the roads right away, and the peo-
pie along the routes not selected
are so mad they will jump in and try
to make better roads than the other
fellows. Between the two the State
ought to get some fine roads
What is so rare as a dry day in
June ?-Cynthiana Democrat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30

Mr.. Mitchell Sullivan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Sullivan, of this city,
who has been attending State Uni
versity, at Lexington, has secured a
splendid position in New York and
left this week to assume his duties.
Mitchell is young man Of unusual
ability and his many friends here
predict a rapid rise for him in the
metropolis.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
The Advocate for printing.

Cantaloupes at vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
Union Services.

Preparations are now being mad,
for the holding of the Union ser.
vices by the local churches and il
is likely that these evening services
during the summer will be held in Oh.
Courthouse yard, probably the cool
est place in the city. The first SER
vice will be held on Sunday evening
July 4th.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
OPPORTUNITY


10y Dtttou DidiCy.J
With doubt and dismay you are
smitten
You think there's no chance for
you, sonf
Why, the best books haven't been
written
The best race hasn't been run,
The best score hasn't been made yet,
The best song hasn't been sung
The best tune hasn't been played yet,
Cheer up, for the world is young
No chance9 Why the world is just
eager
For things that you ought to create
Its store of true wealth is still
meager
It's needs are incessant and great,
1t yearns for more power and beauty
More laughter and love and 'ro-
nance,
More loyalty, labor and duty,
No chance-why there's nothing
but chance!
For the best verse hasn't been
rhymed yet
The best house hasn't been plan
ned,
The highest peak hasn't been climb.
ed yet
The mightiest rivers havea;t beer
spanned,
Don't worry and fret, faint heartet
The chances have just begun,
For the best jobs haven't been start.
ted
The best work has not been done
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
lat Hamilton arrOws Have Been Sold from Our House

Don't claim an ignorance of evil,
but rise up and over it to purer
realms of thought, and help your
self and humanity by thinking. and
talking of the good things all about
us. Beautiful love, fine friendship,
noble charities. Look for them and
You will find them.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30

Dul\ Dt. huhihs T" iVV"f ov~' o~.tt
singer, has decided TO leave Snag-
town again forever, after having
returned from Hot. Water Springs
after a short stay there, with the
announcement that the place was no
good for him. He was doing some
near acting at the Princess
theatre when the manager came
upon the stage with a pair of ice
tongs and dragged him off. He is
now preparing to GO to the Peavine
Ridge community, where he has ac-
cepted lucrative position with a
sorghum mill, stopping up rat holes
in the sorghum barrels before they
are filed. This is very important
position, as the molasses would run
out were not the holes stopped.
A mass meeting for discussion
and decisive action on the fly ques-
ton was held at the town hall We'd
nesday night. Several lively adj
dresses were made against the fly
by many of our leading people,
among whom was w. c. Herman,
who grew vehement in his denun-
citation of them. For awhile there
was considerable strong feeling
against flies in general. The result
of the meeting was by unanimous
vote the adoption of resolution
condemning the pests in strong
terms. Clement Manning is author
ity for the statement that he saw
large drove of flies leaving Snag-
town early the next morning.
John Dashner has improved his
feet with a pair of new shoes, and
has been engaged to pat and stamp
for the dance on Bull creek Satur-
day night.
An old miser has settled in our
midst. He halls from the Bear
Mountain community and has taken
possession of the old restd 4mfifir
possession Of the old deserted cabin
in the Coon creek bottoms, near
where the tin peddler was murdered
for his money. The Snagtown i'm
provement society has appointed a
committee to offer him assistance in
picking out a spot in which to bury
it.
H. +. Denton came into Snagtown
today in hurry and organized
posse Of man to assist him in going
to the rescue of his mule, which
had become the victim of peculiar
occurrence. The mule has been in
the habit of standing under tree
on Peavine Ridge for several
months and when Mr.. Denton went
there today to feed him he found
that the animal was utterly help
less on account of lot of grape
vines that had grown around him.
Two or three members of the
Rattlesnake Ford church have NOV
ed from that vicinity, but expect to
continue to affiliate with that con-
gregation, and have instructed the
preacher to ring the bell a little
louder on Sunday mornings.
Prof. Lin Roberts informs us
that during these moonlight nights
the Excelsior Fiddling Band has
been standing out doors practieing
up to play at the moonlight picnic
for this month.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30

The ethics of home correspond in
A large measure with ethics of So
ciety. All these virtues which are
crowned jewels of the highest civil
ization have their inception in the
home. The glory and charm of wo-
manhood and manhood, the niceties
IF character which. give distinctive
ness and beauty to childhood and
youth, the adjustments Of personal
and domestic relations within the
home, the education of the i'm
pulses, budding susceptibilities and
within the powers of home th;cs.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-06-30
Ralph Waldo Emerson gave thi

Ralph Waldo Emerson gave this
good advice to his daughter: Fin
ish every day and be done with it;
you have done what you could. Some
plumbers and absurdities no doubt
crept in; forget them as soon as You
can. Tomorrow is a new day; you
shall begin it well and serenly and
with too high spirit to be cumber-
ed with old nonsense. II is too
dear with all its opportunities to
waste a moment of it on mistaken
yesterday.