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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
State Organizer Makes Three
Addresses There and Organ
.izes an Association

SALEM, Nov. 13--ssvotes for
women" or the Awe suffrage question
has received considerable impetus
during the last week. The state or
ganizer. Mrs. Milton Mcclellan, OF
Parkersburg, spoke three times here
during the week and assisted in per-
fecting the local Equal Suffrage As
ISOLATION, and the following officers
have been chosen: Z.
President-Mrs. Nora B. Schultz.
Vice president-Mamie Jones.
Secretary-Mrs. Mary Crawford.
Treasurer-Miss Edna Maple. <
The suffrage movement has been
further promoted by the support ac-
corded it by the local press. the Sa-
lem Herald being especially strong
In its endorsement and the publica-
ton of much matter concerning and
advocating equal suffrage. From
this time on an active and practical
campaign for "votes for women
will be persistently waged to carry
this section by a large majority at
the next election.
A local paper reports the marri-
age Of Booth II. Randolph to Mrs.
Anna Robinson, OF Clarksburg, and
that they will reside in this city. Mr..
Randolph Is well known here,
Tenmile district boys and girls
merited and received many Of the
prizes in the agricultural products
prize contest Of the county,. The fol-
lowing are the principal prizes won
by Tenmile district boys and girls:
First prize, Clay Nuzum, Bristol, free
course in agriculture in the West
Virginia University: short course,
Suval Davis, Bristol, second prize;
silt Of clothes. Harvey Bennett, Bris-
tol. third prize; SO cash, Brent Rob
inson, Salem, fourth prize; $1.5O
cash.
In the potato contest Sewall Da-
Wis, bristol. first and second prizes,
and joseph Robinson, Salem, third
prize. Il Z. -, (. I: .. ~ y 81 II
IN the poultry contest. Miss Lucy
Robinson, Salem, obtained the first
prize, IS cash. &, i.S8i {
In the garden and canning clubs
Misses Beulah Shahan and Alma Da-
wis, Of this district. obtained prizes.
The contests have attracted much at
tention and comment and are consitl-
cred a decided success IN the work
performed by the young folks and
the results attained. q
Next week promises to be an event
full week to many Of the citizens
here. Monday night IA large deega.
ton Of knights of Pythias will at
tend the Rattfbone Bible, class session
at Clarksburg. Large delegations
from the local churches will. attend
the Layman 8 Missionary G conference
at Clarkshurg. Wednesday night Tan
Temple. Dramatic Order Knights Of
Korrossan, will come to Salem In; a
body from Clarksburg and exemplify
the work of the order in the Pythian
hall. The event will be preceded by
a parade in uniform by the members
present led by the local band and a
banquet will follow, the. ceremonial
session. 81
On Wednesday night the second
number Of the local lecture course
will take place, the, talent being the
Dunaway Concert Company. ( u
A. large delegation Of young peo.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Saturday afternoon. Richard Ham
by, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Handy,
entertained number OF his friends
in honor Of his tenth birthday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
MORE RECRUITS WANTED.

esyAssoc,.rso sssss,
) CAPE TOWN, via London. Nov. 81
11:12 p. m.-The government recruit
ing committee has called for another
10000 men for service In German East
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Miss Clara Carroll entertained a
number of young folks at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rennix Isner, last Thurs
day evening, in honor Of Miss Hazel
Isner.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Last Saturday morning. Captain w.
H. Cobb, Of this city, delivered a lee
ture on the origin and history Of the
American Indian, in the Davis-Elkins
College chapel to the faculty, students
and q number of visitors.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
{ VOTES FOR WOMEN
HTS CITY or SALEM

place at the United Brethren church
Saturday morning and was conducted
by his pastor. the Rev. q. w. Ware,
assisted by the Rev. F. q. Rade-
baugh. His body was taken to Cen
iterville, Tyler county, near his old
home, for burial. &
Harley D. Perine has gone to Gin
cinnati, where he will take a course
In methods Of embalmiig, to fit him
self to- enter the undertaking bust
ness with his father.
q. w. Law has returned from a
hunting trip to Pocahontas county.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Miss Agnes Hanley and sons, Gerald
and Donald, and Mrs. James E. Han
ley and daughter, Marcella, have gone
to Tampa, Fla, to spend the winter.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
IA GIN

clarksburg
favored with lecture at this
Pakersburg
lecturer His address ELOQUENT
yed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

The young ladies' Of Davis-Elkins
College were hostesses to the students
laculty Of the college and to the
football team from the West Virginia
University Saturday night. The af-
fair was held in the college, dining
hall and the mistress Of ceremonies
was Miss Eva Goddin.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

A. large dele CATION OF young peo-s
pie and athletic enthusiasts 4ttendedi
the football games ct Clarksburg
Saturday. 4. & z IA +
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14
HEALTH COUNCIL
Meets N
ELK|NS

Many Physicians, Who Wish to |
Practice in This State,
Are Examined.
ELKlNs. Nov. 1s.The regular
seml-annual meeting Of the state pub
nc health council for the purpose or
examining physicians who wish to
practice III the state was held in this
city Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. The written examinations we're
conducted in the dining hall OF the
baptist church. The practical exam-
ination was given III tile Davis Memor-
1al hospital. The following members Of
the public health council were. in!
charge OF the examination: DR.. w. w.
Golden president, Elkins; DR.. S. u.
Jepson, secretary OF the council and
state commissioner OF health, Charles-l
ton; DR.. W.gJ. Davidson, Parkersburg;
Or. r. r. Farnswortli, Frenchton; DR..
J. p. Robins, Charleston; DR.. j. B.
Pyle, Chester, and Dr. W. 3. Stevens.
kimball.
An executive session Of the public
health council will be held In thisI
- - ssSNSAAUSl doy 4UE lue puTpOS6I
OF transacting the business Of the state
department OF health. On that date
mere VIII be held o school of instruc-
tlon Tor town and county health offic.
ers Of the northern half OF the state.
The following is a list of the physic-
ians who took the examinations at
this time: DR.. 7. L. Barber, Charles.
ton; Dr.. B. I. Bell, Swan Quarter, N.
y; Or. Ira Connolly, Richardson; DR..
Il. G. Hammond, Mayebury; Dr.. w. o.
Hearn, Bluefeld; DR.. r. E. FARRELL,
Dry Creek; DR.. Is. Lynch, Washing
ton, d. c.; DR.. G. L. Lyons, Shinnston:
=. 4. McGuftie, Newburg; DR.. H. N.
Moser, California, Pa; DR.. F. x.
Schallen, Carbon; DR.. B. r. Spencer,
New York City; DR.. e. II. updike, Ell
k1ns; DE-. G. s. White, Newburg; DR..
X. L.. Devereaux, Wheeling; DR.. j.
=: Leftwtch, Richmond, and DR.. ]. G.
Thomas, Greensboro, N. G.
------.,
Ine october term Of the Randolph |
county circuit court closed Wednesday
at noon after five weeks session in
Whlch large amount of business was
dispatched and many old cases worked
on the docket. Just before adjourn
ment the prisoners who had been cons
v1cted during the criminal part Of the
court were given their sentences. A.
.s.eu " M. vilpezz li was given nve
years. lhe last three oays OF the |
CUT were occupied IN the trial OF the
case OF Jam, James A: wilson against thel
.l.y OF Elklns' Whlch was personal
.nJuly ease ana very stuppornly con- /
tes.eo ny Dotn plalntlH ana Defendant,
ailu yeru4ct 1or wilson lot S315 was
SET asiae'
dri,ar ~, ren, q nnLn pp'' a!,u peins
halone,ns ~ ond hai w. a ~, q ro ~
caorae g naana. ~ r,,,.... ~ /
toeotbor IN nc III. ~ ~ INNS sa,.. ca,ne
so,th =, ph;1;r, yt,1 s In. .oni n.les
WITH Az roa,,it .i,.. AZ, o.st ,S
we've Tow, snan, a. e $500, iLyn, "neeis
tho rear wbaels trSn, ot the Eana anu anu
being badly shaken rn4and br,,;saS
The studebaker was coming ground n
sharn curve IN a steen erade and the
Ford was milling ont of the road o. |
fer nassine q buggy when +ba 400;
lent occurred Rei;ef wae Govt 49,,
Philipni.
,nancier and nhisan ,paist ~ se pslaa
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

Mrs. William E. Craig, wife Of the
Rev. Mr.. Craig, pastor Of the Method
list church, received telegram We'd
nesday stating that her mother, Mrs.
j. Calvin Sinner. had died suddenly
at her home in Easton, Pa. Mrs. Shin
CT was 68 Year, old and was believed
to have been in good health.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

A local paper reports the marri-
age Of Booth H. Randolph to Mrs.
Anna Robinson, OF Clarksburg. and
that they will reside in this city. Mr..
Randolph Is well known here.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-14

William Wallace Spence, veteran
inancier and philanthropist, Of Balti-
more, died at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
morning after brief illness. He was
in his 101st year, having celebrated
his Tooth birthday on October 10. Mr..
Spence was the grandfather of Mrs. F.
H. Barron, wife of the R.x Frederick
H. Barron, Presbyterian minister in
this city.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
@roefet, y. Saf.

Soljo;s Dafotan 2ainWol.oonio
3iitto on Dugtif. II y. punnit uiion
Nmaiiccn p%aiftnan f;cItotuamit'
)tortbcrn Snc'fic neutrality-suspicious.
'astoon, fieliden fen FuIettamaatl
~oafiilontio tdmGu !poltion rojcjel
'iI1llc, JOS Ct pbti0 ipoi pitclpasti II
Jistdo ctt1 IGbctps tuIee I1Gfctictccl
.iieen tarfoituficcn. &ult Hort9erl
Sacif,c raiitdticpbti0 OF cniin iaatl
intGn ticItotliontion allc, annctaal'
anna tuonlio toiiillefin rn,,taticph
'6iIlc, jottu tcfaplt l.ifettG tGsit
)aItioslo.
Canaan iiI6lto;ncn ~lafiegootuS
a;i,Iaatiiafunl,olle on lmlnlistun,ai
;lIaail ia t,llaon pian ciittGui11ll
ooltiomnle lainlaatiiafnnnallc.
&utcin tunncttl,a, Oil 3 oDstpulto
len icnaotisia bpipdfipttp 10 enilcn,
min II. f. &cblonin lofi, ionto NH
saon fulloiin ficltoIafiluoltioIla OH
oifenS ficItGI ioGfiiuomicr fulct,is
pnltipn rojoicn iii1llc. EdDan lofiin
p"cr!,Stul, tGmG nta;ilittl, ficltotuomin
"a nulj lofieGOotrs.
Gristinir.n irpriioiu,ramnlc ia
taittius1cliromrlc oluat padttGncct
ntcnii1 pbbcsii @rocfetin fuuppaloon
ia toinnio licllG o9jclmnriffaan illan
luictoll. Silica Ct ole ,picld tarfollccn
.lG1rGttp, mrrtto OH %iliiniitcltii ojof
Il fciGsuun alfuo.
gflio mailitlit DD0isfDtlef flilclpaf
pit1mGGn p6teiicn ~fciajublon Gio
Sobnionin pllistosia fcidfutn 20 p.
SubIosto Iullnnittcliljcn mufaan til.
Ice lullrin mitG t11llG i%ltomalaiiillo
on micI1 fosfoon ollllt. Slibloon til
lee iuomaloincn ia engl. ficlincn jub.
lopnbuja, nin1ittGin past. y. Witori,
Sronpoooista, Wicb., ia 3. 9. 8at-
fins, WiSmArcfisto, q. Q. Gaiffio
Dlnnl1rrDficmnnc ia f%DfDjcmr1c mn.
fam tcr1stGG tGtG jilDloa ipdrtcn. -
&ristilIiicn neutrality-suspicious. ia raft.
tiusoiion ctccn fplId fdulottnnfin
iubliol 90. &c. VI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

vooi>f'l f'rron filtiotti;n rjyr,.
tarn N.nunlon f1s hi. 0dn tcii
mn'n mt1 le'nlcrg,tii; Fiji tGu f;cf.
a9tpl. llSfoea &%arr1an bdi, pefsi
lpec!li,sti piibtontu ia Ianoi: gti..
rem ipoilin tcloa tdWdn ~ilil,rcn ,,u.
,olitcon il riffoo Sumolooni rts.
da;i? &itn b1n ci tobtonut ri,foo
Surnalan fGSlpG, Min bGnct beitctti;u
%'ua'tfnitecIb josia Ban iai oIIa nlollto
milotta.
Wcfin laamn,e npt tcboa lan,on 70.
SillG fcrtao fiuioaio loca.
riffomdan iciticntdttG fGsfpa; uut
on f~plpmpfiesid ncIjGs. San f;eltap-
riffomasta SitmaIan f6sfpS ia
lponfcutecn; cbfGpd mcfin lpic-
lanntmc fdriid lanloin.
Witen mulittuipaiiia ibn,ilet o,oat-
fam. Sc fcGlhpat Sooiefia, iofa iuas.
fiitiausta; mutto ion,olla &c
ponctcleiluat niitd, iotfa npfpddi D.
ritta'pdt pitad Serron fasfpd. auir
ciipdt ne ti,Ie iGGmaan paIfin-
nottd, iotfo oluot ;S%crrollc usfoIliiio.
SirnaIn cI11 micId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
Sprtomcttiisn GGni fa.fnn mnnS.
iammc.

Mifi Oh orfo.mcttiisn 1Gni? Sc
on tho ibuna ia iiloincn clpnnfcliil.
mi. SCREAMING Seciiis IGbctt1G ia.
aaniu fpIwpmiebct fofoomaan cluon.
fcIiumin ipcrfolla foniojo clGnl1n lpc.
lilGbtccllc. Mifd on ic. %neiilGbbc?
Sc on Seeiiifiemmc aluattli ipoGi.
ipnfo iotomictet feibG1II1 pistipGt
alifi, joSta plloii iueri ia iucii. SGl.
III lGttcelld pipot t,lboilnct ia toos
tuboilnct ipntisfurjut o%iicnttontat
ia rommot puboistl,ncct icfG pGGs.
icct pabosto on,ostotltmnosto, lain Fl.
rouficsto ia fltolemon pclpoSto, Sii.
molon lnsten iboroon ipopo,itccn.
&riStilficn iueresiG outi,aoro CID.
m1Gn. MDt on taos luIoincn fciGn
alfii, SCREAMING Sccins policc clpoil.
feliumijiihIid toirncen, fofoopo foll
ioia clponfelinmimirroille ia ldbcttdG
%pubcnticbiG fibloomoon iticIlecn i'm.
tiiistd ibmisiopiiSto iticIlccn morii.
anita. 0iitoS SnmaIanl SCREAMING
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

iammc moitolliicn pIosnouicmiien
muistoiublaa. Suuri tdmdn plos.
'~nouiemiien bpoopstd ia beoeImdstd
Idbetti ban opctuslapienia puettnaan
bei6Gt -cniin moimalla f~orfeu6esta IT,
moittamaan. iaarnaamaan ia iulista-
man faiffeen mailman faifille
Iuoouillc. Bpbln fasteen fautta tcfe-
mddn opetusIapiifii. ettG faiffi mao
ilman 6dret iaiiimat naGbG ia into
mciS1n Siin,alomme a,lt,tnoen, ionfo
SGn walmisti faifiIle fanioilIe. 81
raffaat pStGlpdt iieIld ia tddIld, fuin-
ia oIemme onneIliict ia aiitiiaat.
pielG fastettuina folmi'pbteiien SUI
malan, Sidn Yoian ia Tbban Sen
gen nimccn. Slcmme uiocsta inn.
nptetpt, pcstpt ppbitctpt. Sanfaam-
me Ills miclccmme falliisti IunaStc-
tut iiclut, ettG ppbdlld fasteclla etpan-
fcliumilIa ia ebtolliiella omistctaan
ia tooistctaan nellie orla autui,tem'
nc. Sumalan nellie malmistama ia
labioittama autuus omafiemme ia
iamalla niillG iulistetaan ia tooiste'
taan ia omistetaan meta al,traafii
Sumalan Iapiifii Seeiuficsia 3ristuf.
icsia, cttd tictdiiimme meilfd Sdncs.
il oIcrpan iianfaiftiicn eldnldn ono
ia, cttd it'd marmemmin usfoiiimme
ia luottaiiimme &Gncen, pitdiiimmG
5Gncsil iticmmc tdpoeIliicsti autiiai.
no ppbind ia tabdn apostolifin mcitd
fc5oittaa: "HIitG me tcillc firioitam'
me, iotfa Sl,nlaIan poian nimtcn paal
lc usfotte. ett1 tictdiiitic teilld ole
nan iionfaiffiicn eldmdn, ia eta us
s"oiiitte Si,moIan Brian ninlen pddl
(c." 81 autl,aalliiinta tooistu5ta.
iofo illIistaa to0;staa ia omistua mel
SIT uG;r autuaafii Srmnlun lapiif
il ia taiwaan pcrilliiifii. 9iitos ia
llistDS ijanlaiffiicsti, wicli lopufii
.auiiin a%i,t..auIliiet rauban tcripciici
'aitilIe cId.oillc ppy!Ile,. criitdinfin
70. Siriuclle. Olen fiitolliiuuocr
%oelasia, niist1 raftaista nuistoiStl
.oita gluitaia on i.Iaisiit. Seci,t
tansianne ia fai,s'ani! Scciufiesit
ll,t,,aaun. $. MGfirinta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

Asbtabnla Sarbur, C6io.

lma pioettiin fanialaiiemmc
Seinon ia bGnen pcrbeeni6 bp.
torStaino, bubtif. 20 b. flo 8
&aniallisieurafunnan firfon
lrasia. Oianottaiia oil folmes.
ilomalaiiesta leiirafunnasta:
His, Spnoooan. ia ldbetpsieu.
uasta.
jim oil bengeIIinen, tunnin fes.
obiclma- 2aulettiin miriif.
$40. Bastori @iettinen iob.
fiirufoufien ia pubui lpbpesti
5: 6 ioboolla usfoSta, iofa mai
/ raffauoen fautta. Saimme
i foorilauliia 3aniallisieura.
IN fooriltd: "Taiipaan fellot
M. Yastori 2ebtinen pulpit 2
8: s. iiitd, fliinfa lefin on ar
cttd iaamme tebod toiiillemme
d. 2ltffari Solmitrom lauloi
Lauliin. @6elIG mainittii fo0ri
| taa3 laiiIitn: "2ifcmmd Sierra
Bastori Wanncrforpi pitt
ipttbeen. Siind mainittiin,
a Seciiis peii opetaslastenia ia-
&c oil alentuman raffauoen
/. Hu9cen iiidllps oil: Seeius
lpoimnllinen papabtaiamme ia
.Ilinen eiifnfpamme. Hube p1Gt.
nstori Wtunnerforruen iobtamaan
irufoltfieen. 2aulcttiin loppu-
miriif. 25t: 8, a.
im,dn iGlfeen oil pafcttien ia TO.
mppntid iefG fabmitarioilua.
oaS tulo of SO DOLL. 70 lenttiG.
itos SlimaIalle iiitd apusta,
/ Sdn taIle fopbdlle perbeelle I'd
iItaman fautta oioitti!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
ISyia, Snomi.
Sn1tfi. 8 y. 1915.

tgIJllL. - ". iotoD.
luuoilo Illttoju, oiitulitcnlnlc ia.
loliouttoju, iofa nict micstit mui1in
fuufoiiiin ioroman ioooillc, tubon,
lille, on lcutpi lchti mintillcfin. IS.
t1n1, fen tic tilurlnutfin t1llc lullo.
oclIc, pppoGn cttG otattc maStaon iii.
toficli, OH bousfa %iciiroto %icnrafnn.
ia. y. III. bon1n,io Iicll1 fanlollistcn
f~esfuuoesio nGin1 miimciiind obtaino
oifoina, iefG niitG lolita ia o%iituaalli.
Tia Ianomia @olgotolla topobtinces.
ia ubri. fuoIcmosto, josia fofo mail
MALE, IomoIla mimillcfin oiitlliiS
6oufittiin, niinfun liitG roonlattu to.
oistoo, cttG iicntcncsi1, GristnficSio
faiffi pofonot ia fofp maoilmo pit1n
liunattu oleulon. SSo cttd S1n OH it
lcniG foiffcin cocstd lunustuficn bin-
nofli ontonitt. 81 cnnco, OF niltiiut-
ia, mifG Sceiiifien fuolcmoSia mail
ntolIc topobtiti, joSta oppi.iiGnlme
9ut5criisfin iloitcn lolilou: "Sceiltf.
icn %fuolcnlosio ipntimmc fotoii ia
min tultiin outliuolii." Wp6Sfin a.
pustoli ianpo: "San, &ri8tls ol 70.
minto mcioGn ipntcimmc c0cst., ci
oinoostoon mcioGn, ipoun fnifen
mailman. 9tpt plcmmc toas ebti-
meet iiibcn aifnon ~ipuoocsto, ettG
oIcmnic 10 i%aancct micttGd @apobto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06

@tutubtAA Vtttgs
iriecnmaibtaiamme on npt mat.
a, jotcn on ebfG paifallaan ettG
liticn iotain paiffafunnaItamme.
'eiirofunnollamme oil iddferma-
lmictto, iobon tiIaiiuuteen oil
unit toas, fauniin tofpan mrl-
!, fofolaila faninlaiiia. SelIpn.
tuo cipanfeliien firfon puboistus.
luiublo, iaapuu taoS pian iobon
aan jaloon ~palmistellaon e9fd
lesia ieurafunnasia. HiinpG t1Gl-
II &orquettesin ipalmistellaan.
pifoulunuoriio ia lniiluflioro bar
EcIcc lnitliiia ia min toipotoan
iaatalpnn oifcin iuuri ilibla ia
! ollai fonialoiict fefo foniana
foon p~fiimieliiesti tdtd faIIista G.
#. firfon a~lfu-riemu-iublaa piet-
[GGn, iolloin iubld alotetaon Flo
5 ip. SllaIla iatfetoon iliblaa
ten fanSla, iolIoin mpos NJ. m.
isteIlooli niit1 aifoja iolloin pp-
o~ullttoinli alotettiin Marqiietteslo.
|jcIn1a olfoa flo 7.30 ill. % b. t.
YpbGsoulutD6 onfin fcbittpnpt
ITO %iunrcfii paiffaflinnan pGfiIu-
bun nlboen jotcn on oifcin fit-
Sta flullo ferrottaipon fen feDi
fiilusto.
aufitusp.iipGn iltanot n1pttGG fee'
mpoS it'd milfoon FUN oifa.
lG5enec, tildiluutta partcr, iotcn
sta toipotoan toos oifcinpa, ionoi
70, fonIon julian tapoofl, jolloin
& tn.pat1nn monto fanialoisto firf-
lnle lnlisio ieltruStclcmasio ia. ri.
lG.aaSia. Tiin, fifteen miniin pitG1
80 .!ia.n,to cttG mcillG on tauS Of.
"a illnnmictto cocllGmoinituSio
t. f. 8 y. flo S:lto Italia ia
a iit1fGGn tilailulitta lpoinc moni
ituttuo, tietGen, ettG iicllG on jo-
h iia:itinnon ormoista. Hiin, tbs.
In 10 litfiio buonloo cttd eletGdn
tGdIlGfin, iiII1 jos cmmc clGiii
u cinlilc motif tointio, ia jos emrtc
1iiii Min einnnc motif ilmoitella
...oianilnc. So0cIlo on ibotloo, ct.
OH untonilt clGmGn ia fol.
ltafDfpjd, iosfoon Ct nellie, jotfo
III Mardiettesin tpintimmc, ole
iuilrio toimintafpfpid, min
r,rinc iooon cOclleen n1illG mG-
iindfin fpuoilId pfiimieliiicSti,
toiminiomme OH toIi bsrttoisto
tnottdipaa ia i,ttcn iono.
!, ina iuirain &srron pGiwGnG
rs: &ppin iirl Iwpd ia %ltSfoIli-
/, pd9dsid ina olit usiollincn,
ii pa;.-a IN I D~1ijoh pIilIe, iuo!
j.t ia i%iiorct %iittrnloS mciIId nd
ou DclS.na fil.n inc patient
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
GBjc ifniicn nnornnocu ililDtta miStG
luartcn.
Snrlcp @is.

Stun DIN maSto folnii,piiotias poi
fancn ia iStiiii picncllG tliolilIa rat.
fam nitini micrcsl1, din 10 oppinut
iilfoa Sci. 40: 81. Miniisto lanai
olilpot bWpin foiiiniit eritt1in len
=
muofii, ctt1 niiSiG pubuttiin fotfisto.
Nifuiicno npin lllfcmoon ndnl1 I1a
not bcbrcGn ficlsIl1, icfG nioilto felt
tDStG niibin. M%pobcmniin Glen mon.
ia fcrtoo idornonnnt n1iStG iorloiSto,
ia uilla niitG fdiitcllcSiGni oIcn tlitc.
nut inilrtn liza. Whitta ett1 nc Il.
i1ltdIp1t rcicptin ifuista niioriilitta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
S,raina, &iun.

Cana, fofp mooilmo OH orttlaS,
~ e6OaSniielictcr nlicIeSiG liion po
paasti I%ouiuttl ia i%cnlolla fuitcnfin
tnrfoitetaon Sumolon luouiio ia III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
Enulnstammefu firffufnutain Dbtp'
il,istd.

@crromuic SeciitS ialloo: "Sofo
teitd fuilcc. il iniilllu filillce, jofo tct-
ia fatioo pl6rl &c MIND fotico plon.
@utto, jofo miiirn fotioo pl0n, ban
fotioo pI6n fen, jofa minnm ldbctti."
2unf. TO-: iG, Witt. 10: 40, SOB. IS:
80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06
kansan kirjeita.

wdbdiiistd palion pGGlle. Serro
fen on tefemd ia ~totiicsti.
Soiiena iunnuntaina feidf. pioe-
tam @arqaetten &aniall. ieuraf
pnoliluuoiifofous firfoSla aIfaa flc
3 ip, Sosia M. NJ. fesfuStellaan coilS-
taiasta 8anialI. firffof. wuoiifofouf'
icen. mifd pioetdan 8afefieloisid,
alfaeu feiGf. 80 p.
S. S. Scimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-06


Seelus on l1bettdnpt ia lite opefta.
nut ia fonluuttanut meioinfin rat
tnat Suomtaitimme Iastcu 10 TAM
iania fesfuutcen miebct' raliban tor
fpca bnutamaan: TuIfaat pitoibtn
tulfaat iublimaan iitbiiin, ioisia Scr.
rammc Seius on pitoinia $errana.
Gllei Serramme Secils diff julian.
iiGntdnd raoooIlifiaan ra,pitfc.
masia. fplIdpd oIiiiipat tpaidt toto
iublicn oirtot. 9osfapa Secius ionoi.
ilHlan mini,a cite mitGdn ,poi. Dirt.
ia San on lupautienia mutaan mel.
Dan f%ansiamme, iofa pdipd. "0usia
fafii tai folme tulewat fofoon miniir
nimccni, iielld MIND olen beioin tcs.
felldnid." Wl6s. Dl6sl - sis tai.
~
lis Scrramnle fania pbtcnd micDcni
%iiiblimaan. iilld t%oufo.mcttiien GdHi
faifuu iuield maasiammc. gpanfc-
llltrnin i%uloincn tortpi pauDaa ra,l-
ban fonncl wicIG faifuu. ystGtod "a.
fas. iofa ct palion pGlitG Serran
fanian iublista; m,ltta fuulcppas III.
ia on e'panelium;iiiblat pannut al.
fuuny Sumala itie pitt paratiifis.
ia e,oanfcliumiiublan eniimGi@ene
'IargcnAeillc iyntis~- rautoiIle. 8cii
ia iiiar. rienn1 tuulemaan Iinuc.
misid rauban fannclta icltpGin loitc.
taan. misid pubtaasti ia t~GpiiGGniics-
II faiabtelec parannus ia iyntcin an.
teefii antamus &ristuficn nimcsI1 Ia
rueresid. Sielld iaat fuulla tuiufa
uapaasti ia illoiicsti faituu ifut.
nc,l autuus Golgatalta. 0ristulclta,
pliIltdii meriarmosta. Seciufieii on
limit 10 ostanut ia observation-disclosures
mafianut faifti ipntiii. Tebnut ilnut
'uopaafii ia autuaafii paiffa oft
firottuna bcltpetin fcfGlecnd beitetfu
iptupptccn. Wl,tta NIT olct find 2ris-.
sutien nercn fautta S1nen fuolemon.
"a ia Observation-Disclosures fattta foro.
tcttu tairoaiccn. slutunS iisto II
oeli! 3dstceii batteIla finn iinut tas-
.ttjiu folnipJtciien Salmalan. Sl1n
Il Toidn ia &pban Seneen nimecrL
iilloin putt pdlllcii 9ristufien ia nut
3crran ppbdsiG ebtoolliicsia ip6t ELI.
aGii Serran, 2ristnficn ruumiin ia
LOT Sdncn rpercniG. Giis olct ttlfS
a!uoin 3r,stufiesla ia &ristlis iinrs.
a. DStd,uani. eitos olc bousfaa IGE.
ed fruIcmoon Scrraii ia @apabtaia-
| rau5oan clunnfcIiumiu.
Huffaat lneliat Gristufiesial Na,t-
ifai SoJanncfien iormen taua;n
'Dntis. ralifoiIc: "&atio Sumataa
aaritia." &OlYGfGl r~llnloasti atpot.
lcIlo flo I'D iicmcntG Scrram pr.
Don, fylld 8arra lite faSipHstd MIR.
lecn' p:tGG.
"GiittdfG6t Sierra te SGnen crfs.
liniG, tc iudfepit ianfarit, ictfa al.
acn fGspidrid toimitdttc, ettG Saucu
a.laria d1ni ful,ltaiiiin". "Min1 Ia.
III tie foattl III ia mit;un ii%uustoni
y tpanJ'irSfnpo II lana fiDld ulos,
ia len o'tid wnblocra ppipurin. Ms,.
mil, pitdd faiffi pot,p,t f.uno,,u.
.iun itieltid ia faiffi fielet .uoiuuo.
.ian ia %ionouicn: 0crrosio 81, ni.
utlln Dau~hursfnuS ia r7GfeYpps."
NI;!d p"riii Dc;ffo oc!i me,