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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
BOAT BUILDERS BUSY
AT MORRIS HEIGHTS
Demand for Speedway Motors
Keeps Men Hard at Work
in Seabury Shops.

Two Speedway Yacht tenders are
being built By the ia Engine and
Company FOR former Commodore
u. q. Bourne for use on his steam
yacht Alberta. The owners launch Is
So feet long and is 10 develop a speed OF
twenty miles an hour. II II fitted with
a SIX cylinder Speedway motor OF SO
horsepower. The launch for the crews
service Is 90 fee: long and Will make
fifteen miles an hour. II is fitted with
a four cylinder Speedway motor.
Three launches So feet long and Z
feet 6 inches beam were shipped re-
Gently from Morris Heights to the
Panama Canal. They are htted with
Speedway motors and make twelve miles
an hour. These launches are designed
especially FOR pilot service. They have
high freeboard and strongly built hul!s.
Several Speedway engines recently
been finished and shipped from the
works. Among these were a four
cylinder IS horsepower motor 10 ne
installed in q launch at Panama, two
four cylinder motors for L. i. Geary o!
Seattle 10 lie installed IN a twin screw
motorhoat now building. also a 0 horsc-
mower motor for a launch. a four ylinde
motor 20 H. A. Poole OF Kobe. japan, 10
be Installed In a launch. a -four cylinder
motor TO the New London Marin Iron
Works for a Yacht tender. a siN cyllnder
100 horsepower motor 20 VI. L. Downs
% Babylon 20 be installed in a 60 foot
cruiser building for use on the 81
Lawrence. a six cylinder motor for the
Union Iron Works Of a Francisco Tor
a launch building and "A o u cylinder
motor TO F.. :. Wheeler OF NUew York TO
be installed IN a runabout Tor use on
one OF the Adirondack lakes.
A % foot yacht tender with a speed
OF fifteen miles an hour has been
shipped for use on the steam yacht o.
Vera purchased recently by Peter q.
Gerry. A 30 foot launch has been sent
20 San Juan. Porto Rico, for harbor
service there. A 25 foot launch mas
been shipped TO Honduras.
The 81 foot speed r%unabout exhibited
a. tho Chicago Motor Boat Show has
been sold to Mrs. Emily Chaplin OF Chi
caro- for use on Lake Geneva
4 high speed combination day boat
and cruiser b2 feet long and fitted with
A six cylinder Speedway motor Is being
built for "A well known y~achtsman. who
will mako his headquarters at Ltrch-
mont. A motor transport lifeboat 40
feet Ions with a speed OF ten miles an
hour IL being built for AN oil company
~ Tampico.
The launch Tarron owned by Payne
whitney has been put in commission
and will leave Morris Heights for New
Haven In a few days. The Tsrpon will
be used IN coaching the Yale crew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Goodyear Service Stations-Tires in Stock

p. J. Mulcahy, 1886 Broadway.
Mt. Morris Garage, Inc, % w. l24th St.
New York Steam Auto Tire Works, 3I2 West SD St.
Niagara Livery & Motor Car Co, 50 (. seth St.
Normal Auto Station 2os ", i2Ath St.
Peerless Blvd Garage. 1888 S. Blvd.
c. L. Poets, 229 w. 54th St.
X. Phillips Rubber Works, 1913 Broadway
Pioneer Motor Car Co..
Poertner Nj. {. Co, 1859 Broadway.
Princess Garage.
John c. Quinn, 1854 ives, 5oth St.
Ream Auto Supply Co, 1874 Broadway.
Regal Rubber Tire Works, l5S W. SIND ST.
Reliable Tire q Supply Company, las W. 49th St.
Republic Rubber Tire & Shoe Co, $50 Eighth Ave.
Richards Auto Supply Co, 1885 Broadway.
Roma Auto Tire Repair Co., 1850 Broadway.
Rose Auto supply Depot, l776 Broadway.
Royal Auto Tire & supply Co, % Chamber. St
schmidt & Dale, 2l w. SD St.
st. Nicholas Garage & Taxi Co, Gao St. Nicholas
East sehoonmaker & Company, II2 IVES. s4,h St.
W. A, Shannon Co, l35 W. 68th St.
Standard Auto Supply Co, e5 Chambers St.
Star Rubber Co.
Superior Motor Garage CO., EOS W. 18th S,
Lhedtords Garage, 1877 W. seth St.
The Tire Speciality Co, ls6 West 5Oth St.
United Auto Supply Co, Ss Chambers St.
United Tire & Rubber Works, 100 E, 57th St.
II. Veghtke, ISIS West 5lst ST.
Vrabeck Auto Supply Co.
Washington Heights Auto Tire Wks, $50 W. l65thSt.
W",h'nston Square Garage, 70 Washington Square.
forkvi'le Auto Supply Co, 1895 Lexington Ave.
SUBURBAN
W. T. Abbott, Tottenviie.
Blum's Garage, Concord,
Brighton Heights Garage, Inc, 476 Richmond Ter.
Casterton Motor Car Co. West New Brighton.
Field. Baran Company, West End,
Granite Motor Car Company, GraniteyiIl..
kill'an's Garage. Tompkinsvile.
Newman,s Garage, 80 Rolf St, Stapleton.
New York supply House, Stapieton.
Ave, Port Rieh,uond.
Riehmond Garage, Port Richmond.
Iottenvil'e Garage, Tottcnviile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Race Ffvs '~urlons- Phy!ii. An
'oiue:ts 10" tFeeney,. - : even and I
% =, won N,H iuia 10. murphy. z 70 O..
: 20 . and out. second Gonna. lOs tSnl.-
.luEi, : 20 :, . 20 ! amt even. 'Nirt. Tl'u'.
200 2-s. 6rn'uhrH". Joe t~l''sns Suww.r
~. Npl't second. JAKE Argent and Charlie
Second Ea,e-On- mi.-Ei,s. ,or ,Eiu-
. TO ! %" . ana - 2. won. p,'rioti..
10 tStvNeu-I, TO :. 3 20 | and 2 20 o. sec
oHd Btti'ara. ~ ''eNautucu'. "a 90 Do =
smiling Mag, Em-,lt. Tu'o- Wo.r. I,r.r..
sweet b'lt. a.. h paNi- aua COLI HaI
also ran
rhIri Rac.-Fho flr.oue.-T,v.r q.
.tac-".n. . to 20 ! ana osen. WON. boz.
Alon, 700 tShU,rg,. . 10 ",,n and 70,
second Ross Rlns iol ,Mot,I. 10 20 +,
senator lame. and calcium a'.o raf.
f"GTta Ra,e-flve t%'rlons- -Inpc-ato-.
Grape Snnt. ioS RICO. go ,. 20 10 an!
ami oHi. second, l~tosi'uss'~r. TO- ,No..-.
Worth; = 70 i2 to and out ii-d.
also ran.
f.nh Hac--T',c sud % a,f fu-.ouca
Tlii, 100 li"1tudnl. q 20 g. 90 /
a'n Even, won Quiluunc, lot tN~o'o4vo-'lp.
liti.. lOy tclr'"ri, > 20 q. 3 20 3 AMI uuf
mira Time, l:o5, liza pluark. California
! 'rk' BLACK sheep. P"nhachapi aud Eo-'ri-
.Syth Rae On. II D.,-ton A..
N~"'e,W%r.n - j. - 3 srl : @ io.
and even second Wan. li2 NIrnh,1 G %
J. 9 10 / aud . 10 :. ,h'ri. Time. 10 -
bunny IIoctroweu, Cloud Chi"r Ronui.'s
luz Nil'e tc'r'n and t.l'a.ia also ran
longs Marie O'Bri-n. los ,Ers,r.. { 20 I
: to AMI 4 % r, won. Eirr. no, t~hifirr,
40 !, 10 an3 to second G"mmel,.
Time, .os 2-5. MARTA Ma. Pride o., le
more 'fl'n"f Lad and WA Boar also ran
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w. AdenoH & Co.
American Tire Repair Co, 1872 W. SIND St.
r.. W. Anderson. % Dock.
Anglo American Auto Tire Co, 334 Amsterdam Ave
The Anglo Tire Co, 237 W. +9th St.
Auto Owners Supply Depot, 1873 Broadway,
Banahan g. Alderman, ESQ w. 47th St.
Geneva Bauman, llS Bird Ave.
Bloomingdale Bros, seth ST. and Bird Ave.
Brickner's Auto Supply Co.
Leroy Brewster. 1890 Broadway.
Broadway Tire Repair Co. 1851 Broadway.
Brownell & Kraft, 463 Sixth Ave.
Bronx Rubber & Auto Co, 3S5 +. l49th St.
Bryant Sales Co, 54A w. lA5th St.
Louis Burghardt. 1856 w. lO5th St.
John Campbell, l72 W. 72nd St.
Ced.rhur,' Motor Livery Co.. iH7 W; sssd St,
Circle Rubber Tire Co, S7s sth Ave.
J. B. Cohen & Co, lo3 Front St.
Colonial Rubber Specially Co, IS Murray ST.
Commercial Tire q Supply Co.
Consolidated Auto Supply Co, 2O7l Seventh Ave.
Crane & Stendieke, 1912 Broadway.
Crescent Tire Company, I77z Broadway
]. Davega, Jr, Tire Inc, IFS w. l25th St.
C.. B. Derby g. Co, 1862 Broadway.
J. II. Driscoll. l4S w. 6sth St.
F.. j. Edmond & Co., 1888 Broadway.
James J. Zero, 700 Seventh Ave.
Field-Baran Company, 1888 Broadway.
The Ford Sales Co. 55th and Broadway.
General Tire Repair Co, 24O w. 4Sth.
Lewis Genslar. 1890 Broadway.
q. Goldbcrgcr, 376 Amsterdam Ave.
J. S. Griffin, Inc, 242 W. 4ist St.
Hartford Tire Co, 1888 Broadway.
Hoyne. Auto Co. Of New York, Vas Broadway.
Henschel Tire & Rubber Co... 1875 Broadway,
Hubbell, Imp Co Garage, 81 "; e7th St.
Hudson Rubber Company, 1902 Broadway.
Hulse Garage, sic w. 145th St.
Imperial Auto Supply Co., 95 Chambers St.
a. d. l.. Jewe,t, 1866 Broadway.
James kerrigan. l647 Broadway.
King Tire Company, 9S5 Broadway.
Lenox Auto Tire Works, l13 West I16th St.
George Leevens COMPANY. l2s West 6sth St,
Lemon Garage. ll2 E. 18th ST.
Lowe Motor Supply Co, 1927 Broadway,
Metcalf & James, PAS West 57th St.
Mineols Garage. 500 Park Ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
STAMFORD BUILDERS
HAVE PLENTY TO Do
Luders Company Constructing
New Yachts and Overhaul
ing Many Old Ones.

Work ~ new yachts building by tho
Ludcrs Construction Company at STAN
ford is progressing we'll and in addition
to the new work several yachts that
have been stored at this yard are being
fitted out.
Tho so foot motor yacht exhibited
at the Motor Boat SHOW. which was
purchased by G. j stein. has been
named Utopia. II is to be launched
on April I and will he In commission
early. \ fast hydroplane is being built
for Thomas Chesebrough OF Northport
This boat Is 30 feet long and has in
It's model some novel ideas. II IS 20
be driven by a Sterling motor Of 25O
HORSEPOWER.
\ 80 foot cruiser is being built for
W. i. Frost whiI1 will Do" rqui pped
with a Nianus engine OF 20 Eorsc-p ower.
II is probable that this boat will be
entered IN the race from New York
10 bermuda which will be started in
May and later in the race FROM phila-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
REPORT Big
DEMAND FOR YACHTS
Many Transfers Being Made as
Opening of Season
Approaches.

An unusual demand for yachts o, al!
types is reported by Cox 4 Stevens
Some OF the recent transfers made
through that Arm follow
Steam yacht Osoeola sold for ". 4
Rowan OF New York 20 Arthur Meeker
of Chicago for service IN Eastern
waters. The yacht Is l40 feet over al.
and VIII he renamed Already after Mr.
Meeker's summer home.
The - foo win screw cruising motor
yacht Mar.s chartered for George T
Lippincott OF Atlantic City 20 George
Lauder Carnegie for use IN the South.
The 20 foot motor yacht Tosca sols
for Albert q. Middleton OF Camden. y.
j.. 10 J. r. Baldwin for use on Long
Island Sound.
The schooner whileaway sold for
c. X. O.. Billings TO William Fogg-tt Cor
cruising on Narragansett Bay and Long
island Sound. This yacht Ia one OF the
Stamford class,
The So foot motor yacht Edichia
chartered FOR IT. Wilmer Hanan to
Senator G. II. Watson for use in South
ern waters.
The auxiliary yawl S.egl,nde sold for
George Il, Hopkins 20 Albert VI. Billings
This Is a flush deck yacht 90 feet over
all and !s fitted with a Standard motor.
The work OF fitting on; the yacht has
pttIl bttrlcu Ut ,t'nntIl, Me.
The 100 foot steam yacht Starting
sold for Electric Boat Company O.
Groton to Eastern parties for com
mercial purposes.
The following transfers are reported
through tho Holliss Burgess zach;
Agency;
The IS foot motor yacht Robin sold
for Mrs, Wallace NJ. Campoell o. Chest
nut Hil. Mass. TO Mrs Edward X. Har-
r!s OF Cas,ine.
The 40 DOT water line auxiliary
schooner Whistler sold for George r.
Doane OF Boston 20 a member OF the
Boston Yacht Club.
The 81 foot water line auxiliary yawl
Narcissus sold for Or. Coleman Tousey
OF Boston TO a member of tho Eastern
Yacht Club.
The 90 foot water line racing sloop
Clorinda sold for William g. Brown, Jr..
OF Gloucester 10 Thomas Harris, Jr.. o!
Providence.
The 80 foot motor yacht Lillian =
sold for Ralph Il. Morrison OF Belmont.
Mass. TO Miss Eliza =. Craig of Boston.
The 1s foot racing sloop Mouse sold
for Thomas Harris. Jr.. OF Providence
10 William q. Brown OF Gloucester.
The q foot rscenbout Tern sold FOR
Maurice T. Briggs of Swampscott "a
Henry c. Decker OF New York for use
at Monhegan Island. Me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

delphia to Savannah which is being
arranged.
Tho 20 foot yacht Antarcs, built by
the Ludcrs Company, is being thoroughly
overhauled for John II. Tyson or Green
wien. This yacht has been i'm commits
sion all winter. The 60 footcr Abalonc,
owned by Arnold ScIlaet. is hauled
out and is having several alterations
made IN the Interior arrangements.
Larger gasoleuc tanks are to he In
stalled and the yacht will have q e
and more powerful motor. The 30
footer Granada and the 90 footcr Dotlta
are laid up at Ludrrs's and the Doilta
is now being oyerhauled for an early
commission. Among other yachts
stored there are \. q. thescbrough's
Arroyo, Thomas Chesebrough's Ro-
nance. lorillard Spcncer's Ranger. Jared
Flagg's Turtle. James Jenkins Scala
wag. Charles 7. Bingham's Alkaline
and Conrad STEMS Oriana.
The cruiser wild Duck has been sold
by Ludcrs for AlberT Chesebrougfr to
Henry Raleigh of Westport, Conn, and
the II foot fast day cruiser Oriiatnme
II. has been sold to II. +. Quincy of
New York. The Orifamme II. will be
commissioner next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
WOMEN ATHLETES REWARDED.
NtchiGsu Decides. 20 award Special
mia Ia Them.

ASS AkRoE. Mich. March - Uni
versl.y Of Michigan women are to 10
awarded an athletic W" The !,'ie-
II a modified Old English "M' enclos~'
In a plain circle and bears little ~osem
blarcr to the block M used by tho
athletic association for varsity athletes
II will be- awarded by the athletic COM
mi;;ee OF the Woucn's Leacie u'der
the new honor system OF points.
Thirty points earn the letter on a silver
pin. 50 points bring the design on a
gold pin and loo points or'tle the
wearcr ~ receive the design on a
sweater.
The points are figured on a com
p~liCatei basis from the various meets,
basketball games. hockey. archery and
other athletic contests held by the uni
verSity women. II Is the first time an
M IN any form has been given uni
vers'ty women. and aroused considerable
discussion last year when proposed The
plan has been approved by The attn
lctlc association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
MICHIGAN DEPENDS ON soPHs.
second Year Men N~onopotise
Places on Track Team.

ASS ArRoR. Mich. March 2~7.-Sopho-
murcs are practically the entire back
bone OF the Michigan track team this
season. which speaks well for the flu
ture. Michigan lost % OF the % points
she scored in last years inter
collegiates, and as a onseuueuc has a
green and inexperienced team this sea-
son. Against Syracuse sophomores
scored 30 of the 40 Michigan points. OF
the remaining 10 all but ~ were made
by juniors. l.apsley's tie for second In
tho dash was the only senior tally. Aside
from Lapsley. the only fourth year mar
on :he squad Is Ferris. the broad jumper
who took fifth at Cambridge last spring.
OBrlen. Cross. Carroll and Corbln.
sophomores. scored four OF the FIVE
iirsts Michigan took. Ufer grabbed the
other for the juniors. Max Robinson.
O'Brien and Burby. three sophomores.
ran with Capt. Smith on the relay team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

ANN ARRoR. Mich. March ?7.-En-
largement of Waterman Gym which
will give the University OF Michigan
track teams a ten lap oval In place W
IN" present fourteen lap affair has been
authorized by the Board of Regents.
Tn plans adopted call for an expendi-
ture OF $4,000 IN the Improvement of
Tho indoor athletic plant OF the Vol.
verines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

Los ANGELES. March 27@The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania baseball team
Is 20 come 70 the Pacific coast for a
series ~ games with tho California
universities. The trip viii he made this
summer following tho close OF the col
irge year. and the schedule IN all prob
ability will include stanford and the
University If California.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
SCHooLBoYs WILL BE WELCOME
n. v. 4. VIII Act as Host for Tw"
Days Next Month.

All arrangements have been completed
for the annual New York University
prep school day. 20 be held on April 16
and ~ a. University Heights. Nearly
all Of the prominent secondary school
athletes from local n nearby schools
have been invited to spend the two days
az guests OF the university.
sThe visitors Will arrive on Friday
afternoon and after dinner both guests
ana students will adjourn TO the gym
nasium, where the freshmen will meet
tho sophomorea IN their annual cane
sprees, and the juniors viii play tho
freshmen for the int"rclass basketball
cha m~pionship.
on Saturday morning tho varsity base
ball team will play Stevens on Ohio
Field. In the afternoon the annual
,nterscholastic meet will he held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
GRADUATES WATCH YALE CREW
Alumni Delegation InsU~cts Work
Of Nsrstty Oarsm~n.

Nrw HAVEN, Conn, March 2T--A
delegation ~ graduates, among them
several well known Tala ouslnen Of
former years, watched tho Vale varsity
crew defeat tho second eight by three
lengths over "A on" ana \ half milo
course on New Haven hirbor this after
noon. Although no official tim" for the
distance was announced, the visitors and
toach Guy Nickalls declared themselves
well plcnscd with the showing.
Among iii- graduates VIM watched
tho race were the following Yale oars
men Avcrin Hartman. head coach Of
Tho Yale Crows in 1912 Al Swain, Bob
Meyer and Frank Gocttus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Wagner to re Utinty Player.

PGrTsBUR6, March 27.-Hans Wagner
is being groomed 20 serve as a part time
baseman and pinch hitter. accord
to stories from the Pirate training
camp at Hot Springs this afternoon.
Though no definite announcement hak
been made, Il WAS said that Fred Clarke
would put one Of hi.
Younger players at short and divide the
work at the initial sack between Honus
and Doc Johnston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

Tho selection OF the New York Uni
vcrsity track team has been practically
completed, over forty candidates have
heen reporting regularly 10 Coach Won
Fling for practice and ~ these tho fol-
lowing men were chosen as probable
varsity material Lent and Racoosin
M she halS mile, Walter Many for tho
hurdles. :. Many and RAthmaCher for
the Jumps, Mcdowell. Cowther and
Fischer for the quarter mile Abbey
for the %spr1nts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

costly and important.
Each is exclusive to
Goodyear Fortified
Tires.
These combat i'm
cutting, ~blowouts,
loose treads. They
combat insecurity,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

We keep scores of ex-
perts constantlywork-
seeking new ways
to improve them,
Doesn't fairness to
yourself suggest try
ing these tires? ANY
dealer will supply YOU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

BETHLEHKH, Pa, March c7.--Ths
bethlehem soccer team defeated tina HI
bernians OF Philadelphia. 4 goalA 10 l.,
TO-DAY and captured the American
League championship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Five Costly Ways

They do excel-in at least FIVE ways,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

James ". Alker has purchased the
20 footer Capr.ce, raced last by :. g.
Hopkins. He Will rename the yacht
Alerion II. There win he ~ least ten
% the New York 80 footers in the races
this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Reductions Total 45%

Goodyear price reductions for two
years total As per cent. The last big
reduction was on February LIST. Three
times in two years, as our cost came
down, we cut the cost to you. Thus
our matches production always in
sures you most for your money in
Goodyears.
Each year these tires grow better.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

The annual Block Island races ~ the
New York Athletic Club will he started
IN Saturday. June &c. The sailing craft
VIII start in the morning and the
motor boats In the afternoon. The start
VIII be OH Who tleberry Island and the
finish at Block Island. 100 miles away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Millions of Statesmen

Can there be any reason but this1
In the years before, we sent into
service millions of Fortified Tires.
And those tires, by their records, sold
the tires of last year.
You know that. Perhaps you favor
another tire. But you know in your
heart that Goodyears, in some ways,
must excel the rest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

The Srattord Shoal race OF the New
Rochelle Yacht Club will be started on
.Hulv 10.
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These transfers OF yachts are reported
through the agency OF John q. Alden :
The 81 foot water line sloop Marjorie
H., sold for John o. Hurd OF Cambridge
10 X. l.. Mosher OF New York the FL
foot ~knockabout Armorei. sold for J. r
Daniel OF New London to George b.
Cooke OF New FORK the So foot cabin
launch Scamp. sold for 6. u. Saywood
OF Boston to @. Paul Bracket OF Mar
biehead the 90 foot lnockabout Bobs.
sold for Richard n. Sears OF Boston 10
q. .. Maxwell OF Montclair. Y. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

The steam yacht Alvina has been
through Tams. Lemo'ne 4
Crane 10 a Mr.. Rogers FOR six weeks
for a trip through the Panama Canal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

The race from San Francisco 70 Homo
lulu will be started on June i3. This
event Is sailed every other ear.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-20
Saarnamnprpia Sonfpfnnlla.

90 b. s. 2inqtpistin t. flo s ill.
90 p. Selluntaip. Sbompionin t.
firfosia. rippilasten pGGst0 flo 10 ap.
25 b. Gloquetisia iuomol. firfosia
flo s in.
26 p. Mibnapn firfosia flo 1872 ip.
% p. Iasbpaufesfa flo s ip.
30 p. Iasbmaiifesia flo 2 ip.
80 p. @opepsi6 flo 2 ia flo s iIl.
BGGttGtpG rippifoulit alfaa Ebom-
ionin T. firfosia toiifof. II b. flo 1
ip. ia s. ebtoolliielle pGGsto %tapabtuil
90 b., Sellitntaina, flo 10 ap.
BGGttGpG rippifoulu alfaa Wap-
leSia, isis. feiGf. 1 b. flo 10 ap.' ia
s. ebtooIIifelle padsto% tapabtiiii feiGf.
6.p. flo 10 op.
6. 90. Hiemt,
@anba pubelin 31-4.
Sbomion, Minn.
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tdGn tonfofnnlla ienraaiuasti:.
90 b.. @inonaSia roittiustalolla
flo 2 ipl s. ebtooIIiien %fonsia.
80 p. Cast 8roncbilIa flo 10 ap.
fouliiIIa.
80 p. Mois Gitpsia flo s In.
Wuista i%Imoitufiista ilmoitan eri-
tpiiesti.
S. @artfila,
Dor 211. Mois, Micb.
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SGannSlliiia inmalanpalwelnfiia
Canada, Ont.

Sort @rtburiSia funfin fuufallben
eniimdiIenG iunnuntaina $. @bt.
fansia flo 10 aant., Iamoin fltllfaa-
Den folmontena iunnuntaina flo 10
aom. ia firfonbaalilla iofa iunnl1nt.
illalla flo s.
Sort @illiomisia, funfin flltfalt-
Den eniimGiiena ia folmantena irr-
mtntaina flo 3 ip. iefG toiiena ia mel.
iGntenG lltnnitntaina flo 10 aamulla.
Sitmalanpaltpelufiet mltisia pal.
foisia eri ilmoitl1sten mltfaan.
Sunnuntoifoulut sort @rtburisia
ia Sort @illiamisia flo 100 Up.
S. urpilainen.
262 @ilion ct.
sort Mrtbur, Ont. Gan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-20
Sartansienroia tonfOfnnlla:

% p. Settle &iperillG Boappaien
fonlltlla flo s ill.
90 p. (Selluntaino) 8eoperin fir
fosia $. eft. ~Dbtepoesid flo If op. ia
lfltron folill1lla flo A ip.
"a p. @roSgbSla fa11pungin folt-
lula flo s ilI.
% p. @roineroiSia flo s iI.
% p. 8rdineroisia flo 8 III.
26 p. &an6olisia flo 3 ip.
80 p. Sairbanfisia fontrilla Scr.
g. Siriimoon tolosia s.. eft. pbtep-
oeSiG flo If up.
SpartaSia ia @ilbertisiG pibetta-
lpiStG ieitroisto ilmoitetoan erifieen.
Sc. g. GisionerL
Gilbert, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-20
Slmoitns.

2ofe Iorbenin @m. Cub. &onial-
lisieurofunnon muoiifofous pibe.
tGGn feiGf. 6p. 1915, beti jGlfeen ju-
malonpalpelufien ~firfosia, iosia ipo-
litoan mirfafunta tiiIepoIIe mitooeI-
le ia torfostetoon tilt ia fesfiisteI-
Ioon muista ieurofuntoo fosfemisto
oiiosta. Bppoet6Gn foiffio G6nipol-
moItoiiia idieniG iaapumaan fofouf-
ieen.
geter 3orinen, Saul 4erGnen
eiimies. firiuri.