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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
UNCLE SAM DISCUSSES
 CARING FOR THE BABY

eInfaut Care" is the title Of a pam. phlet just issued by tho children's Bu- ronu oi tho united States Department of Labor. lt Is tho second ot ser'es of popular pamphlets for tho use ot mothers on the care ol children.
 The new publication takes Che baby from it's birth during the second year dealing witb such questions as feed- ing. c,othns. bathing sleep and ex- erc,se. or in o.hor words. with the question which all mothers must gace. sooner or later in Che care Of tho bols.
 The book IS written !n simple, non. technical language. easily understood by tAe average American mother.
 Special mention is madc, a.eo oi Che care of American tab es in Che trop- ics It contains S4 pages. is illustrat- cd with number oi plates and pie tur and includes an appendix and Q useful lndcx
 Tho appendix gives g list or other eovcrnment publications regarding the matters or domestic economy. such as milk. food sanitation. and other sub- lects Of importance in the work oi making the home suitable for tac rear ing of children.
 The pamphlet Will not ot course. take the place Of tho advice Of phys ician. but it includes a section on how to keep the toby well, which describes the minor ailments of tebyhood aad the symptoms indicating che onset of more serious liaess. Special cinpAa. sis is placed on the dangcr Co infants of whoopiug couch and measles
 The pamphlet was prepared. under the direction of Mies Julia c. Lath. rop. the chief o the Bureau by Mrs West. who also prepared the pamphlet on -Prcaa-al Care which was thc frs. Of the Care ot Children Secios.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
cANADIANS To THE FR0NT

Ottawa. Feb. 19.-By tho end of this week the second contingent or 25'VOO men for European scryico will bo on their way from Canada. Under the plans of the Canadian government con tiaecns of 25,O0O men each will be sent each three months. The second army which is being equipped end put through its preliminary training will be lar better equipped for service than tho first contingent sent
 So satisfactory is the responae at the recruiting office. that many appi- cants arc examined ench day, ard on ly the most able arc collected. The mill tary authorities are altogether satis- fled that Canada will loo well repre- sented at the front during tho com Ing summer campaign. At least gV per cent. of the second contingent ore Canadian born, and taeir record VIII be eagerly watched throughout Inc Dominion. Only S5 per cont. of ne first contingent were natives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
KArHLYN.

A largo house witnessed the sec. ond performance of the Adventures of Kathlyn at the Orpheum last night and tonight is the last opportunity to see the popular serial story.
 The Pathe Daily News was as usual up to date and interesting.
 "Her Hand" by the Biograph com pany, was good
 Fatty's Affair of Honor and "Peg- gy's Burglar" were two laughable com edles by the vitagraph Go.
 The music at the House of Good Shows Is up to the minute for the pic tures by Fremm,ng md Kimball. "
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

Look-something again hoiore youil @ story of thc olden days but it brings back tho childhood days. Ihe Sleep ing Beauty in parts taken rom Grimm's Fairy Taies as told to the children Of every nat.on.
 This is Q gorgeous pictorial version of the famous fairy story presented by on all-Btnr caet Including Elsie Albert Allen Borreat Joe Burk the the bright little star, Baby Eorly It i0 produc. ton that will hold Che children spell bound, and na for the grown.ups-they will enjoy lt as much os the little ones. Tho ddd.eB all want to geo Ba- by Early the gifted child actor, aa tho Fniry Sunbeam, it will delight you, too. Its appeal cannot be donled. the acting, tho setting and costumes are as near perfection as human ingenu- lity can devise
 In addition Q Rex Universal drama is shown-"phe Mental Suicide powerful drama story "Angly For fe.ts His Claim, 9 clcvor Nestor Uni- versal comedy. 30 sure and bring the lldddleB Go the Grand theatre tonight as they wlll enjoy every bit Of the show as well as you grownups. The comedy just suits you ail-the kind that always makes 9 hit.
 For Sunday and Monday-Iho Girl ] o Che Woods-2reel Miss Florence ! Lawrence feature. By an all-star cast,
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
REPORT OF UTAH
 COPPER COMPANY

BoSToN-The report of the Utah Copper Company for thc las, quarter of 1913 shows not profits Of SL0i5 OlS compared wiih S1.S12.7SS in the pre- yious quarter. After dividends of Sl,- 21S.567 deficit of SI42 29S resulted, which compares with the surplus O, production amounted Go 20,2290l2 lbs. of copper for the qua- ter which made total for the year I2rU949l pounds. as compared with il9 929S99 pounds
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
Ivv Loo b Partlcular.
schools URGING SHORTAGE
 OF BREAD WASTE
FRANKFORT.ON-THE MAIN. Feb

FRANKFORT.ON-THE MAIN, Feb. 19.-The wasting of white bread by the German school children Is the subject of a letter in the newspapers Of the Rhine Province from a teacher, who points out that 1t is the duty of the parents to bring this extrayaganco to an end and thus holD the Fatheriand during It's crisis.
 The writer oays the children often leave their homes after 9 ecanty break fast and take a largo package of bread and butter with them to school. lie declares the scholars often arc unable to consume the whole of the food ana thereupon throw the balance In the streets. He suggests the official pro hibition of the practice of bringing food to school and also of the sale or all bread except of "war bread made of rye and potatoes for children for their immediate consumption
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
BILLY SUNDAY WOULD
 TACKLE WICKED GOTHAM

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 19.- When Bluy Sunday, the noted evangelist and former baseball star who is conduct ing a revival here. heard that the min isters of New York had agreed Co in' v!te him to wage campaign against drink and sin in that city he was de lighted. While l am booked up Tor tue next two years, he said, "I'll haye to rearronge my schedule. can't let that modern Babylon clip by 1T there .s any place where booze ought to be fought to a standstill 1t is In New York. Three strikes ought to be call cd on booze In that city and am so ing to help an ] can.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
TEXAS, WEST TEXAS
 AND JEFFERSON STATE

AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 19.-The plan for the division of Texas which finds most followers in tho Texas leglsla- ture would create three states of Che present State of rexaa-YeXas, west Texas and Jefferson.
 Tho division plan is supported by the prohibition clements in tho West en and northern parts of the state.
 The division plan is being vigorous ly opposed however by people rom an sections of the State.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
SEVENTEEN COURSES OF
 ALASKAN PRODUCTS

FAIRBANKS. Feb. 1.--Ono of the most celebrated dinners ever served in Fairbanks wes that given by Mrs. p. J. Bickert to few friends Wednes- day night in honor of her husbands birthday The feature oc the alair that really interests the public, how ever, is the fact that almost every one Of the 17 or more courses served was an AlaeSan product. This in- cludes even the wine And still there are some people who can see no agri- cultural future for this rerritory.- CFairbanks Citzenl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

tho proposed conference at Washing- ton between tho Treasury Department officials and American hnanciers, ana Inc leading Ministers oe Finance ana tho leading bankers Of South Amesl- can countries on tho financial ana eommorcial problems confronting tho two Americas as tho result of tho europoan war, Argentina would nend as delegates Ricardo Aldao and san' uel Hale Pearson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
NOME RuslNEss GOOD.
-

NOME, Jan. 2-The merchants of Nome are very well pleased with hol- iday trade this year. which was eYen beyond expectations and which goes to show that conditions in Nome, from a business standpoint, is very encour- aging (Nome Nuggetl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
WINTER WHEAT WEATHER
 fDEAE ANR OUTLOOK GOOD

WASHINGTON, Fob. l9.-The wip- tor wheat conditions are excellent The woather is ideal the aereege large, and tho outiooii is Vory eatisfactory for 8 large crop
 Preparations for spring wheat in- dicato Q largely Increased acrease. Wheat will be planted In various Southern states.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
NoME MINER DROWNED our.

NOME. Dec. 81.-B. Ryan, locator oi the Eureka claim and the discoyerer Of the new channel which is attract ing miners to that region, was drown ed out in his shaft yesterday with Q heavy influx Of water-- Qndustrial Worker.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
GREAT BRITAIN WHEAT
 suPPLY IS AMPLE
l

LONDON Feb. l9.-rho London Times states that Britain's wheat sup' ply is assured because Of increasing movements of the Argentine crops
 "Th9re is no such thing as dear wheat, says the Times, "so long as bread of good quality and made who'll ly of wheat con be obtained for two pence c cents 8mericanI a pound, and at no place hes bread yet reached that level
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
AUSTRALIA ENCOURAGING
 WHEAT PLANTING THERE

MELBOURNE. Australia Feb. 19.- Australia is encouraging the planting of wheat. and 100000 bushels of that grain will bo imported for seed Dur- poses from Argentine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
SLEEPING BEAUTY.

"A Ravlahlnely Bsautliul Pictorial Yer sion of the Famous Falry Tal@ in 3 Beels-AH Entertaining Picture for the Children and crown-ypa-orand Theatre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

Universal Repair Shop wants pa irons to know that 1t has moved from
 S21 Franklin street to III Front street, next to Gasuneau Hardware company, where its customers. old and new are invited. The removal was necessary to get room to accommodate growing bnsiness 2-16tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

AMONG THE THEATRES.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

pr. aabono will bo at pr. AidfoEd'a office In Douglas daily from 1l;so to 1.sO during pr. Midiord's absenee.
 1-27-6.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

The Empire circulation leads Try advertising in it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
Tor fofa

ore muled during the quarter was l.0S5.S03 tona, as compared with l- t65. 5.606 tons for tho previous Q2erter. Assay Of the orc was 1.5052 DOT cent .conrsr. compared w th l.4356 per cent for tho previous Quc.ter
 Tho cost per pound Of net copper produced without croditlns the mia. relfaneops income was 4.7Si c9nsa ''s compared with 75S9 cents for tho sec ond quarter and 7.76e certs for che taird quarter Of Che year. lt the net miscellaneous earrings in thc Utah including tbose from the Bingham & Core old rrilwav. wore credited to the cost Of operations, tho net cost per pound for the quarter would be 6.6oS cents
 The earnings arc on che basis Of 11.2G6 cents per pound fos copper as acainst l2.iS0 cents per pound for the talrd quarter. Copper on hand and in transit sold and unsold at tAe end of Che quarter was 4O.5f6627 omds' of the quarter was 4O.545627 pounds at the end Of tho third quarter Che ua5old portion of the copper on hand and in transit was iaventoried at at Is.50. cents per pound, che prevailing market price at tho time and the same nrico at which it was ceTIed at the beelnniug of the year.
 There was removed 965.675 cubic yards of cap9ing, as compared with JOS 224 cubic yards for tho third quar- ter of 1914. Stripping removed during the year 1914 was 5.70S.SS6 cubic yards
 In addition to the amounts shown above in the statemc-t of financial re- sults. thera was received f,om the ! Bingham & Garfield Railway Company a stock dividend amounting to Si o0'.- 300. representing past earnings ap' piled to the capital expenditures. As the bonds of the Railway company now have an been retired except S2o.. 500. It's earnings rom now on VII! hs added directly to the earnings of the copper company in the form of dividends. which win result in a con siderable increase in tho income Of the latter company, equivalent to 9 corresponding dec-cacc in the ret cost per pound of coDper.-t Boston Nows Burcau.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
ONLY THREE DID
 NOT TAKE PAY

NEW YORK-Oi an tho men, rich and poor, who have testified before the Industrial Commission, only three John Mitchell. Samuel Untermeyer and Daniel G Gugsenhe.m-havo re- fused to accept wialeas fees of S2 a day for their appearance.
 CT never accept pay for appearing at public hearings Untcrmoyer soid.
 "Iu sign the receipt but don't want the money" said Guggenheim.
 Mitchell just said: Not a cent
 But not only did John D Rockefel- Ter sr, accept stipend Of S2, but he also took mileage Of S8 for 2 trip Tom Tarrytown. though it was understood at the hearing yesterday thet Rocke- fener unexpected appearance was due to the fact that he was already ii. the city and wished to avoid an additional trip back.
 Ivy Leo is Particular.
 John D. Rockefeller Jr, took S6 for three days and his aide, Ivy D. Lee, received a check for S4 and demanded SS because he had been kept waiting for four days.
 Jacob F. Schiff, J. P. Morgan and all the rest took what was coming to them.
 Mitchell even refused mileage that amounted to S25.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

The Empire circulation leads. TTy advertising in it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

The Empire guarantees It's adver. Hsers the largest circulation of any daily paper published in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19

ARGENTINA WANTS
 TO SEND DELEGATES BUENos AYREs, Feb. 19.-lt ia stated that if the United States gov ornmont should postpone one month
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-19
OHIO CANNOT SHIP
oArTLETo KENTuc<Y

LOUISVILLE. Ky3 Feb i9.-ship ment of cattle from Ohio has been prohibited in on order from J. " NeW' man, Chairman Of the Live Stock syln- itary Board of Kentucky. on account of the foot and mouth disease.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17
RETURNS TO FRONT AND
DIES WITHIN EIGHT DAYS

Cable messages have reached f
Desnouee, Honolulu manager Of the
Commercial Pacific Gable Company
telling of the death of his brotlrer-in
law, J. Angler de Maintenon, Eeuten
ant of infantry in the French army
lnyalided by a severe wound in the
first month of the war, Lieut.. de Main
tenon was sent to the front again on
August 2 at his own request and was
killed eight days after reaching the
trenches. He was a veteran of Afri
can wars and of the Dever campaign.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17
HUNGARIAN SOLDIERS
WIDOWS GET BUT 31I.23

BUDAPEST.-Tne Hungarian gov
eminent has just announced scheme
of limited pensions for veterans Of the
war. A cripple totally incapable OF
work will get $3.50 a year; If only
disabled to a small extent, $25. A
widow is to have $11!25 year. It
is hoped that it may be possible to
increase these rates after. peace Is
declared. 81,
French army officersa Phila delptfia
are. inspecting 41,0O0 horses purchased
for war service .- -. -. So, =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17

Acting on a request from Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction H. w.
Kinney, the board last night adopted
a report from the ways and means
committee, and will direct the build
ing inspector to erect a flag pole on
the, Mckinley High School building
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17

the use OF his automobile to the city
attorneys department when needed.
There has been a question up before
the board relative to the buying OF an
auto especially for the legal depart,
ment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17
MEMO'S OF MEETING OF
CITY SUPERVISORS

Supervisor William AHA was the
only member of the board not present
at the meeting last night.
Upon his appointment as general
manager Of the water system by Ma.
yor Lane, the board last night voted
to confirm Harry E. Murray in that
Office.
The contention of T. B. Lyons OF
Maui relative to the ownership OF
land held by the Royal school has
been referred to the consideration OF
the city attorneys office.
r. E. Tilden Of Winnemucca, Ne
vada, agent for incinerators will be
sent a letter from Honolulu's health
committee asking for data and prices
on his brand of garbage destroyer.
A letter from Charles r. Forbes,
chairman of the harbor commission,
asking that the city take up the mat
ter of flushing and sweeping Queen
street was handed over to the road
committee
For the purpose Of hunting up hunt
ers who have not paid their license
fees, Treasurer D. l.. COnkling has
asked the use Of $50 or 500 from the
fund used for the preservation Of
game birds.
A letter was read from DR.. William
F. James asking for the Installation Of
a larger water main on Ninth avenue,
KaimUki Mr. James says that the
/ present one is very unsatisfactory on
account of its smallnesS.
The sheriff has consented to allow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-17

The sheriff has consented to allow
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Vapaudesta.

Uuden testamentin kuuliai-
suudelle on ominaista vapaus.
Meidan tulee kylla kunnioittaa ia
ahkeraan tutkia kaikkia Juma-
Ian sanan opetuksia ia kaskyja
seka niita noudattaa. Mutta Ia
ma on jotain avian toista> kuhn
ne meidan aikamme harrastus-
ia jumalisuuden harjoitusapu-
keinot, jotka koettavat sisaista
elamaa jarjestaa maaraamalla
rukouksia eri hetkia varten j. n.
e.. Sellaiset pitavat sielua joliet
.juuri orjuudessa, min ainakin
lapsimaisessa heikkouden tilassa.
Vertaa niita sanoihin sellaisiin:
"Eenok vaelsi Jumalan kanssa",
"Ilo Herrassa on teidan vakevyy-
tenne', "seuraa minua" -
Ensin kirvoitetaan omatunto,
ia sen kautta uudistetaan sydan.
ia uudistetusta sydamesta vuo-
taa elava kuuliaisuus "elavaa Ju-
malaa palvelemaan". Alituises-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04


sa harjoituksessa olevan uskon
kautta Jeesuksen vereen - sen
voimasta palvelemme me nyt e.
lavaa Jumalaa. Vapahdettuina
synneista Kristuksen kuoleman
kautta olemme me tulleet van
hurskauden palvelijoiksi, ia
meilla on hedelmamme pyhyy-
teen seka lopuksi ijankaikkinen
elama. Room. 6: %. Kuolleet
ty0t eivat vol kelvata elavalle
Jumalalle; mutta me vaellamme
nyt uudessa elamassa, palvelem-
hanta nyt sydamen lola.
A. Saphir.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
HeImikuulla:

5 p. Paddockissa E. Siltalan t.
klo 8 i'll.
6 p. lasten koulu kirkossa klo
2 ip. ia N. seuran vuosikokous
klo 8 i'll.
7 p. Paddockin kirkossa rippi
ia H. ehtoollinen klo 10 ap.
7 p. Red Ryella klo $50 ip. ia
klo s ill. A. Maatassa.
10 p. N. Y. Millsissa E. Erick-
sonin talossa klo 2 ip.
Is p. Lehtijarvella Haapalaak-
son talossa klo 8 i'll.
IA p. Lehtij. kirkossa H. eht.
klo 10 ap. ia klo 2 ip. N. seuran
kokous.
IA p. N. Y. Millsissa klo 8 i'll.
N. seuran kokous.
16 p. Little Fallsissa H. Saul
volassa klo 8 i'll.
II p. Grey Eaglessa klo 2 ip. ia
8 i'll.
81 p. N. Y. Millsissa klo 10 ap.
Fl p. TQpeliuksessa klo 2.30 ip.
81 p. Snellmanista M. Ohukai-
sen vuoro on tulla hakemaan
Park Rapidsista klo 5 ip.
% p. Snellmanin kirkossa rippi
ia H. ehtoollinen klo 10 APP. ia A.
Laineessa klo 2.30 ip.
vi. Anttonen.
New York Mills, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

min talossa.
IA p. Greenissa klo 10 ap.
FL p. Winonassa klo 2 jp.
% p. East Branchin koululla
klo 10 APP.
% p. Mass Cityssa klo 8 i'll.
Muista seuroista ilmoitan eri-
tyisesti.
Rippikoulutoimeni alotan
Mass Cityssa huhtik. IL p. klo
10 APP. ia koulua pidetaan kaksi
viikkoa.
Greenissa pidetaan rippikoulu
vahan my0hemmin.
j. Rankila,
Box 211. Mass, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
SaGnn0niiia jnmalanpaliuelnfiia
GanaSa, Ont.

sort Irtburisia funfin flrufauoen
e~niimaiienG i"itnmtntaina $. @bt.
fansia flo 10 aom., lamoin funlfait-
Den folmontena iunnnntoina flo 10
aom. ia firfonboolilla jofa %iunnunt.
Italia flo s.
Sort @illiomiSla, flnfin fuiifait.
Sen eniimGiiend ia folmontena iin.
mlntoina flo 3 ip. iefG t~oiieno ia mel.
iGntend |ilnnuntoina flo 10'oamllla.
Slmolonpolmellifiet mltisia pal
foiSia eri ilmoitusten mllfaon.
Srmmlntoifoulltt Nort @rtburiSio
ia Sort 8illiomiSio flo 100 ip.
S. llrpiloinen.
262 @ilion ct.
@ort 9(rt6ur, Ont. Gan.
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SnmalaupaliuclufIin piOctGGn Ser
icDn GitgSId, g, s,

49, ~
Sofoiicno iltnnintoino flo 5 j. PIP.
&ippifirffo pioetGGn fulfou6en
eniimdiienG iltnmtntnino.
gtitoriioliiton il(onpietot a~lfoipnt
i%unntntaiiin flo - s iu. tirfoSin
Chestnut olp. ia ScurD It. fuImosio.
Somoin roomotitnielitDs iofo toinen
tor$tni Ito perBeiSiG.
OmpeIuieurun %fofoltfict on iofo
torstai flo 2:Gto perbeiSid.
&p9GfouIlto pi0etGGn jofa iltnnllrl-
tai flo 2 pdimdIld toistaiiefii puppi-
Iosio.
Seurofltnnon ia N%ltoriioleltran IL
tomot pioetGGn fultfnltoen t~oiienn
lorontoino, Clinton It. ia @ron0 It.
fulmosIa, olfoa flo s iGG.
gtep &oc6ellesio, g. 9. iofo fltlt.
fouoen niimeiienG iunnuntaina S..
p. e6toolliien fonSio flo $50 Italia
SocpooS otp. 2ittb. firfosio ia iofa
toinen torStoi roomotun ielitpS ia.
mosio poifosio flo s ilalIo.
SmpelnIeltran fofotts iofa torstui
toistoiiefii @trs. .. Slmoien IuOna
flo 2 D.
Gotifil, u. 9. jofa fiuifouoen fol-
manteno tiistoino flo 10 ia 2 pditpal'
Ia.
Muisia poifoisia eri ilnoitufien
mlifoan. =
EuIfao, fuuIfaa ia fdtfefdal
Sobn Soofano,
40 Steamon It. Seriep Gitp, %. ..
,JumaIanpalveluksia ia hartaus.
hetkia Ashtabula HarbOrissa, o.
h%elmikuulla:
Torstaina, a p. klo 1913 i'll.
Summit, 7 p. klo 10 ap. ia klo
z Italia.
Keskivikkona, 10 p. klo 1913 i'll
Torstaina, Is p. klo 1913 i'll.
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Hartausseuroja Helmikuulla:

HartausseurOja Helmikuulla:
5 p. Alangossa K. Simonson-
min talossa klo 2 j. PIP.
6 p. Idingtonissa Mr.. L. Per
kion talossa klo 2 j. PIP.
Z p. Rice Laken kirkossa II.
eht. yhteydessa klo II ap. ia klo
8 i'll.
IA p. Brainerdissa H. eht. yh-
teydessa klo 2 j. PIP. ia klo 8 i'll.
Is p. Vierailen Rabdalissa klo
3 j. PIP.
II p. Pine Riverilla Mr.. l..
Willsonin talossa klo 1 j. PIP.
Is p. Crosbyssa kaupungin
koululla klo 8 i'll.
20 p. Beaverissa Mr.. Ukuran
koululla klo 10 e PIP.
81 p. Kettle Riverilla S. S. seu-
rakunnan kirkossa H. eht. yhtey-
dessa klo II e. PIP. ia Josiah per-
heessa klo 8 i'll.
% p. Moose Lokessa Mr.. j.
Marjaniemen talossa klo 3 j. PIP.
% p. Finlaysonissa klo IL e.
pp. ia Pine Riverilla Nh. Koivu-
niemen talossa klo a j. PIP.
&c p. Fairbankissa klo 1 pal
valla.
% p. Gilbertissa klo 10 e. PIP.
% p. Biwabekissa raittiusta-
lola klo 2 j. PIP. ia Spartassa klc
8 i'll.
X. G.. Rissanen,
Telefon Is. Gilbert, MINI