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pon1estIeI Science pepartmer,t.

The Household Economies Depart
ment Of the Woman's Club, OF which
Mrs, Frank I. Hall is the. chairman,
will meet on Tuesday afternoon, Janu.
airy IL.
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Cars Delayed.

A slip on the line of the Fairmont
and Warrington Railroad line caused
a delay in the traction srevice Of 20
minutes yesterday noon. The land.
slide was removed promptly and the
other cars were on schedule time.
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trouble with water pipes.

Many persons who were away from
home during the cold spell In De.
cember and who failed to turn the
water off before leaving the city are
now experiencing trouble over pipes
that burst during their absence. PEG.
pie who drained their water pipes
and applied salt freely in places that
will not drain are not experiencing
any trouble from pipes. 4
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The Presbyterian church, will to.
morrow celebrate the 18th annivers.
airy OF the pastorate Of DR.. H. G.
stoetzer. Exercises appropriate to
the day will mark the services.
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win meet on Tuesday. january 18th,
instead of the 18th. at the MnnIey Ho-
tel. where they VIII be guests of Mrs.
j. II. Abbott. The meeting will cele-
brate the birthday anniversaries OF
Robert 2. Lee and stonewall jackson.
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Will TAKE anMAiNs

W 6ENW0oDs SUNDAY
The remains OF Mr.. James Cal
higher whose death occurred Friday
will be taken TO Benwood Sunday
morning. and on Monday morning
funeral services win be held from the
Benwood Catholic church and inter.
ment viii be made Ia Mt. CALVARY
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No Police Court.

Everything passed off quietly in
the city last night. There was not a
transgressor rounded up and conse.
quently there was no police court.
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WoMAN,sI DENOTES.
.Lar,a1e MemI,,lb,es,rl.sIlhlp.

The General Federation of woman's
Clubs now boasts Of a membership of
100000. The General Federation is
made Cup OF az State Fedcrations, with
total OF 9, 1000 clubs. embracing a
membership or 100000.
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APPLlcATloNE FoRIS'PaRooN.

::;;otiee is hereby given tint on pof About
the list day OF February, i 9l5, an appilcas
Pardon Attorney. charieston. II west t VIE
gtnla, for the Pardon OF Domenico Yeneo..
convicted OF the crime OF Malicious Shoot.
Ing. at tho November Term. 1914 oi tfIa
Criminal Court OF Marion County anu
sentenced 10 Imprisonment hi tho West
Signed. DoMEN1co YE&co.
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NorlcETol TAKE pEPoslTIoNs.
Jennie sneel1nan.
Harry i, \ spe eiman.
In chansery. Circuit Court Marion

:. County. Nest Virginia,
To Harry Fl. Speelman:
. Take notice that on february 10th 1gi5.
10 o'clock p. NJ. OF that day, al the law
Office OF French Nc Cray, Falrnont. West
Virginia, ] shall nroce led to tnlte the depo.
sltions OF myself aud others 10 be reid
In evidence In my behalf IN Tic Allows
suit In chancery; pending in the Circuit
antl n from any cause the king OF thpI
said demos lions be not comm nccd. or ~
commenced, he not completed on Tint
DAY, tho taking OF same will DO ad..
journedS from daS TO day or from un,e,
To tine. at the same place and between
the same hours Nntilt com rletedl
= JENNIE apEiF f.htsN
81. ~ Counsel
FRENCH SfccRty.li
Counsel for Planting
J. Jan a.1G-23.a0 \
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FOR PARDON. !,

APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Notice Is hereby given TINT on or about,
the LIST day Of February. 1915, an applica-
ton will be died with G.. E. PlerSon.l
sinia. for the Pardon OF o. L.iMcwiIllams,
convicted OF the crime OF Grand Larceny
at the November! Term. 1913 OF the
Criminal Court OF Marion County and
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FOR RENT-Four rooms; gas ana water.
NJ. II. KInkaid. Bell phone S15-J. 1.9-3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 200 Ferry 81. or
z Bell r93k-W, : = s-sNi-T - : sssslil1
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S sity BRIEFS
School Today

Owing to the fact that the Normal
school did not have a session on Mon.
day, school is In session there today.
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MANN1NGToN ofwiti .ueR O.
Mrs. Thomas McNicholas was q
Fairmont visitor yesterday.
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TRINITY M, e. CHURCH.
Sunday services conducted by Dis.
trict Superintendent Rev. DIR. R. w.
Thomas. All are cordially invited.
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Miss Fay Mead returned to school
at Washington D. G.
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Miss Vivian Hess has left for school
at Buckhannon.
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sentenced to irnnrisonments In ttc West
VlrJnsa Penitentlary for the period Sof .
Signed. o. Il Mew1I.t.isMs!
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Jack Murphy has left for GAINESVILLE
Ohio.
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Mrs. o. S. Courson left this morn
Ing for Fairmont to visit her daughter
at Cook Hospital.
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Mr.. A. B. Gaskill left yesterday for
Pittsburg.
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Mrs. Albert Bauman left this morn.
ing for Glen Easton.
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Miss Ethel Fryer is home from Graf
ton.
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.NlitnessedN. Y.
Subway Panic
LAWRENCE MecRAY WAS VISIT.
ING GOTHAM AT THk TIME
OF4THE FIRE.

Lawrence .Mccray has just returned
from New York City wnere he went
in the Interests Of the Colonial The.
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The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
ORCHESTRA BALL

The friends of the Holly Or
chestra will have an opportunity
to show their appreciation of this
organization in the near future,
to be exact on the 21st. when a
grand ball will be given by them
at the armory.
This orchestra was organized
several months ago and by con-
slant practice has already become
one Of the leading orchestras of
the valley, their services being in
demand at various points. They
are deserving Of and are entitled
to the fullest support Of oar peo-
pie, and no doubt q large crowd
will attend their first grand ball.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
aAIssIoN STUDY CLUB

The Union Mission Study class
will meet on Sunday, January IL,
at 2, P. M. in the Methodist
church. Chapter one of Sher-
wood Eddy's recent book, The
New Era in Asia, will be studied.
Leader for this meeting, the Rev.
Wiley K. Wright. Visitors well
come.
This class is composed of about
twenty members, young people
about equally divided between the
Methodist and Presbyterian
churches. The officers are: Pres
ident, Miss Ethel Conklin, Secre-
tary, Miss Helen Spence, Treas
urer, Miss Marie Oelfke. Lea
ders, the Rev. G. S. Spence and
the Rev. Wiley K. Wright.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
STOCK COMPANY

Commencing Tuesday evening
at the Opera house the Besse
Demo Stock company will present
five of their best plays, and if re-
ports are to be believed this COM
pany at all time presents only
the very best and in a manner
pleasing to all.
The company is going westward
and Holly is fortunate in being
able to secure this date, as it is
only through a mistake in their
dating that we receive this oppor-
tunity.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15

John Schlager put on : diving.
STINT" Monday thst has tho pro-
fessionals wiped clear Oh the map.
It 10 customary for professional
divers to do their stunt in q tank
of water-but John did his of a
motorcycle. He attempted TO
light on his hands-and he did
that too. He only dislocated one
thumb.
Stock tanks, all sizes, at the
Holly Hardware Co.
Miss Bertha Mckee il quite. i'll
with severe attack of tonsilitus.
I write insurance Of all kinds.
Let me quote you rates.
F. q. Allen.
We are making special price
on salsoda at present. pousds
for 25c. Cash Grocery.
II. b. Fortney, formerly with the
D. A. N. 4 P. Company, has ao-
oepted a position with the Hartman
schools, according TO the Enter
prise.
G. w. Smeltzer IL home from
his eastern visit and again glad to
reach the ''land Of sunshine and
valley of content" The east 10 all
right-but be would rather live
here.
B. B. Brown and G.. F. Trotter,
both of Pueblo and high up in the
banking circles Of the state, were
here this week on business con-
nected with the First National
Bank. in which they are interested.
Rev. a. M. Mayo, D. D. of Pu-
eblo will preach at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. He
will preside at the quarterly con-
ference ON Saturday evening and
conduct the communion service ON
Sunday morning.
Mr.. b. Harvey, . we'll known
druggist of this state and at the
present hailing from Denver, spent
several days here this week with
the view to locating. He is q man
qualified in every respect to make
us q good citizen and We sincerely
hope that he will decide TO become
one Of ~.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15

J. E. Saunders Of Ovid, Colo.
and who haS. been In the imple-
ment business in that town for q
numbero year,, was here this week
looking over our city with the view
of locating and opening an imple.
ment house. He is man thorough.
ly familiar with that business and
this paper sincerely hopes to see
him locate.
Handkerchiefs at from Sc to Soc
Ties at from 100 to $50 at Baker
Bros.
Reduce the cost of living, while
-four is SO high, by using the Holly
Bakery bread.
LosT-Chain of gold beads and
locket. Finder kindly return to
this Office and receive reward.
Ed Carleton, who formerly work
ed here, will be in charge of the
meat department of Pratt & Co.
P. R. Erickson, agriculturist for
the sugar company, returned this
week from an extended visit at
Rocky Ford.
E. P. Weston, at one time in the
drug business here but now a resi-
dent of Fowler, was calling on his
friends here this week.
Miss Wilma W. Wallace of Dem
yer, a sister of Mrs. w. S. Part
ridge, is here for a visit of a month
or so with that family. She is
greatly pleased with our little city.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Rollins and
Miss Rollins expects to- depart
Monday evening for Denver to at
tend the Horse Show. They will
be away some days.
Miss Bessie Randles, one of
our Southside bellies, returned
Wednesday morning from Ottawa,
Kan, where she spent the past
few weeks visiting with friends.
Thompson Bros, of our progress
sive southside farms, recently pur.
chased seven head of Holstien
calves from the Fruit farm. They
are making step in the right
! direction.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15

The W. g. T. y. Society met
with M,s. j. p. LiSville this wesk
and the members had very inter-
esting session. Mrs. w. j. Har.
greaves was present and entertained
the members with an account of
her visit to foreign lands, display
ing many unique souvenirs of the
trip. Seventeen members we're
present, and at the. close of the
business meeting refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Shields.
We still have few furs and
coats left and the prices are very
attractive. Baker Bros.
The National Biscuit company's
crackers and cookies are tn Q
Worlds standard. For sale by the
Cash Grocery.
J.C. Allan, the pharmacist at
the Holly Pharmacy is taking in
the sights at Denver this week, OK
pecting to remain for the Horse
show.
Mrs. McCov mother, of Mrs. j.
s. McMurtry, departed Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles, Calf,
where she will spend the winter
months.
Mrs. j. G.. Schlsger and children
returned Tuesday evening from
Hutchinson, Kan. where they have
bsen visiting for the past month
with Mrs. Schlager's mother.
Mrs. r. D. Wilson and Mrs. R.
Newton Miller entertained at the
Miller residence last Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Lamb,
and those present report very en-.
joyable afternoon.
The big special sale put on BY
the Appel store during the past
two weeks, and, by the way, which
closes this Saturday evening, has
been . very gratifying one to that
firm. as we'll as our buying public
Some rare bargains are offered and
parties who need anything in their
line are making mistake if they
pass up this opportunity,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
VOTE FOR THE BONDS

The day of the school election,
which is called to allow the tax
payers to vote for or against a
bond issue of $50, 600 for the
erection of q suitable High school
building is here. and there seems
to be but very little opposition to
voting the bonds.
This is indeed the proper spirit
and a spirit that will bring this
town to the front rapidly. When
the people really unite for public
improvements then indeed are
they banded together in a manner
which means business for their
community.
With q new school building
Holly may expect a high school
attendance next year Of over one
hundred pupils. Each year will
see this increase continue to
come, bringing to our town the
better class of people and adding
to our permanent population.
When it is considered that these
bonds only mean an added tax
of approximately Soc on the
thousand dollar valuation it seems
as though the election should be
unanirnOala
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
CLOSES ENGAGEMENT

The Besse Demo Stock Company
closed a weeks engagement in
this city last night, and the show
was we'll liked all during the
week. Yesterday afternoon they
put on a Merchants matinee and
the large opera house was crowded
to its fullest capacity; and many
had to go away who were unable
to get into the building. Miss
Demo and Mr.. Hogan, the leading
characters of the company. are
high class actors, and they are
supported by a company who are
all exceptionally good. They
drew large crowds at this place
the entire week, and the COM
ments heard on the streets were
to the effect that they are the
best company that makes this
part of the world. On a return
engagement they will find that
good crowds await them here, as
their shows are clean, entertain
ing and high class. --Alva, (Okla.)
Morning Times.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
MILK sfIIPMENTs

: The average daily milk ship
ments from this town to the Milk
factory at present is twenty-five
cans and before the end of 1915
rolls along the shipments will
undoubtedly reach the nice total
of 100 cans daily.
When one considers that the
milk industry in this section is
less than one year old; THAT prac-
tically none of our farmers were
milking any cows, then the ship
ments Of today are truly remark
able. Slowly but surely this in
dustry is becoming one OF the
greatest assets of this valley.
Now is the time to buy that new
wagon or buggy. John Sohlager
has both wagons and buggies In
stock.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15
WHAT IT COSTS TO RUN
THE AFFAIRS OF COUNTY

Also Where the Money Comes From Saementby the County
Treasurer Which Is Well Worth Reading by Everyone.
The following Treasurer Ct brief and this
gladly p1h the shall know hdded
The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15

CHelr SHOWS are clean, enCefCaln-
ing and high class. --Alva, (Okla.)
Morning Times.
Guns to rent at Holly Hdw. Co.
New crop shipment of dried
apricots. Cash Grocery.
All wool serges the $l.25 grade
for 81 cents at Baker Bros.
Mrs. j. r. Pratt has been quite
ill for some days but at the present
writing is much improved.
Bert Lewis returned Tuesday
evening from Kansas points, where
he has been for the past two weeks.
j. 81. Brigham, brother of Mrs.
Frank Forbes, and from Beloit,
Kan, is spending a few days here.
Charles Christopher has gone to
SalDa, Kans.. where he will take
a complete course in a Commercial
College.
Mauanger w. s. Partridge of
the Land company spent several
days in Denver this week on bust
ness connected with his company.
w. A. thinner, the Lamar drug
gist and receiver for the Holly
Pharmacy, was in town Tuesday
looking after some affairs for that
firm.
Badly" Rich was up from Syra.
cuse Monday visiting some of his
old friends. He reports that Cecil
Rich has fine business in bis new
location at Pratt, Kan.
j. P. Linville expects, to leave
Saturday evening for Denver,
where he will spend a few days on
business affairs, incidentally at
tending the Stock show.
Ross Webster packed his belong
ings in a match box" Tuesday and
again departed for Eastern points.
This town is too small for Ross
after his experiences in Eastern
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Reynolds,
who have been residents of this
town for several months, Mr..
Reynolds being employed at the
Robinson Drug store, have return
ed to Denver.
Holly will again have a band,
same being formed at present and
the members having met few
times for practice already. For
years this town boasted one of the
best brass bands in the valley and
most of the material of which same
was composed still remains.
Mr.. Eugene Allen. an uncle of
F. b. Allen of this town, is spend.
ing few days here visiting that
family. He halls from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. where he is in the
contracting business and this is his
first Western trip. He is pleased
with our town and country and in
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SiiGlliien tnnteeni ilmaiIm.
0stGfpppoellt
81. $. ailpera.

SIen pitemmdn ajan tuntenitt IL
iGistd bolla, iaaba n1bbG meljiG ia
iiiaria pli Imerifan, mlttta alma ie
on tltllitt ebfGistpfii. SEPT aijon emf
tolipen oifano tebbG matfoja, etr-
pGGSiG niibin paiffoibin iobon olen
Ioonltt filtiun, ia toimon ettG meliet
ia iiiaret tefefpGt bpmin ia antopat
%fittiunia aioisia ettd moin jGriestGG
motfoni.
Seeiufien fGsfpStG ioarnoan epon-
felirmio. 2ulif. 10: lie. Sierra,
Sierra ontafoon minulle pppineen fie-
len, toitaofieni pitbua mGipneelle o.
jollonio." Sci. so: A..
8eljenne, s. q. Ibonerl Srrlep,
isis. Soy So.
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Gpiuingtpn.

TaiffafrnnaIIe on p~erustettii fris.
tillinen loiluieurn. 2alillieitran job
tojana on Cells 2iIieroos. Seura
on olllit bppin m~iIffaasia toiminnaS'
ia. Sorjoitufiia OH pioettp fafii fer
taa piifosio. SGienid ieiraan fiit.
Iiir iioin neIjGfpmmentd benfeG.
2ofafuun 2 p1imGn1 felIo 10 oo-
mulla IariIaa iepra Gopingtonin
neutrality-suspicious. firfosia. Ga.
masia tilaiiuubesia on &erran ebt.
3aiffia feboitctaan iaapumann I'll.
Ioin ftrffoon.
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&nnlntns!

Sronpoooin Suom. Siionin @p.
2itb. neutrality-suspicious. nuoii-
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ma, lofafurin II b. &ofoiis oIfoo
ieiirofunnon firfosia iumaIonpalpe-
IufieIla flo 10 ap. IGimGIIiieh jGI-
feen iotfetaon fofousta flo 1 ip. fir.
fon boaIisio. SGsid fofoufiesia TIT
lee ellie poIion ioneen tGrfeitd off
otto, ioten jofaiien ieurofunnan jGie-
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2GbetDsm atfpille.

Mllefirjuittannt aifuu labtea pi.
tcmmGlle Understandable Minneip-
tam, GtelG- ia Hobipis-0 afotairi
maltioibin ia mp6s lanii Ganabaua
Gasfot6e,uan, Manitobam ia naben
Sntariom ualtiuibn. Canadian piiu-
lellc tnlem matfnstamaan ainpastaan
iiima tapanfiesia, jus iielta f~ntinja
annctaam. Gntinja ottaiiin entisten
liiGfii Winneiotaan ia m~olempaim
0afotain ipaltoibin ia jos mabbpllis.
ia, uoiiim f%ntinttaisia fGbbG ldnella.
fin, fmtcm @pominsin ia Momtaman
aualtioisia. &ntint on labetettGtuG
toistaiiefii mimellGni iuarnstettnra
Sronipopb, Mieb, Bog 63.
Soiipon ie~nrafnntain iefG ipirfa.
i~peliien mp6tGtmntoiinntta ia bbteis-
I'd rnfonfiella ~oianpttua title matfal'
lcmi, poibafieni tnnnolliiesti toimit.
taa minnlle rsfott,td Serran tpStd.
., Sierra, anita ia anna memestbs
tGIlefin aifomnfiellemme!
g. @npri.
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roisto ilmoiton firfonmenoisia.
10 p. 8ictoriasia flo 10 op. s.
Geltoien Iuona.
10 p. Iais GitpsiG flo s in.
t3 p. @reenIanoisia flo 8 iII. s.
Honfdn Iiicno.
Up. @inonosia flo 2 ip.
"a b. @reenisid flo 10 ap.
81 b. Cast 8~roncbeIIo flo 10 op.
ia 2acc MineIlo flo 2 ip. Soufosia.
81 b. Mois GitpsiG flo 8 ip.
Muista ~ieuroista ilmoitetaon eri-
tpiiesti.
s. &anfiIa,
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s. &anfilan toimittaa.
Sltnnuntaifoul1a pioetGGn lanai
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p. 2dbettGfGG lapienne fortluun oppi-
moan dioinfieltd ia Silmalm lanan
totuufiia, iillG fen faltaisten on tai-
naan ipaltafunta.
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ia emf ilnnuntaina, ie on, l~ofafrtitrt
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lon tolosia flo 3 ip.
IL p. Soirbanfs'isio Der. &. &ro.
foion toIosia flo | pGiD6Ild.
g. o. HiSionen,
SinIopion, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
S,nmalanpalmclmfiia lofafnnaa:


9 b. 2ebtiiGrwell1 2eanber @noer-
ionisia flo 8 III.
3 b. 2ebtijGrmen firfosia flo 10
alp. rippi ia $. ebt.
3 p. Sopeliufiesia flo 3 Up. ia 8
i1l.
8 b. &eo @pella &omulon talosIa
flo s iI.
10 p. Ieo Gpen firfosia flo 10 a.
p. rippi ia $. eft.
10 b. Iaooocfisia flo $50 ip. ia
nuoriioieuran obielmafofons flo s
Italia.
II p. SnelImanisia flo 3 ip.
2ofnfruIla tullaan pitGmGGn G.
panfeIiiimiiublia ioisia on nieita
pubuiia, niistG ilmoitan little fun
iaon ldbempiG tietoia pubuiista.
Matti @nttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
6artansienrpia lofafnnlIa:

8 p. aotilan tuIoIla @an gusfirf,
isis.
10 p. aIer abon taIoIIa, Sinfle,
isis.
II p. Osfar @iemten toIOIIo Ga.
ron, isis.
S. o.. gbonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
no ufoiii iinun ldbettdneefii Mi.

lima iifoiii iinun l~abettdneefii @i.
NUT.
&iln fatiotaan pbtpmisaiiaa tGltG
fannalta, napttad fen toteuttaminen
mielestamme min tarfedltd, etteiwat
tobtori Soifan ndfofannat iaa meita
mafaaimufiesiamme iGrffpmGdn. @,l-
foilemme Srmalaa, ettd SGn iobtai-
Il omania pfiimieliippteen ia ppip-
maan pbtepteen firfolIiiesia tpoSiGm.
me! sc. S. &nuii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
A. l.. Terho,
Eagle River, Wis.
Snmalanpaliuelnfiia ia bartansfo-
~fpfunfiia lpfafnnn ajalla:

Z b. 8. Mli6ofien talosia @rocfets
tisia flo 1 ip.
8 p. 9rocfet'isia ieurafunnan Ito
ma.
10 p. 9rocfet'in firfosia jlimolan-
palweluS alfon flo If up. ia mtoriio-
ieIran fofouS iamqsia pnifasia' IL
lallo flo s.
16 p. &ollasIo losten fofo1s &on-
ian talolla flo 1 ip. ia Italia ienro-
fiinftan noisten iltnma iamosia poi-
faSia.
II p. &olIosio aaniontololla ju-
malonpolmelus flo II op. SIlalIa ia
moonontaina iiell6 eri iImoitusten
miifann.
90 p. Intton TeffoIon tnlosio
8~raooocfisio flo s III.
"a ,. 9rnbbocf'isin firfosia flo
1890 aan. Muista bartausfofotf.
Ifista iiellG eri ilmoitifiien mufaon,
81 b. 9rnSbocf'iSia firfosia $.
ebtoplIiien pbtepoesid flo 1890 np.
&c. g. @esterbocf,
9rocfet, &c. 8.