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PARK CENTER

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Mrs. Claude Burkhart and children
Of Cripple Creek are down visiting
Mrs. Burkhart's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Norman.
R. L. Threlkeid of Colorado
Springs, returned to his home after
visiting home folks for few days.
Mrs c. A. Norman who has been
quite Ill for the past three weeks,
shows but very little improvement but
We hope she will soon be better and
on the road to complete recovery.
Dan Holcomb of Canon City is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
L. Threlkeld-
Sam Hoffman partook of Christmas
dinner at the home of his brother on
Six Mile.
Scott Nelson and wife of salida.
are visiting home folks during the
holidays.
Miss Ora Mattoon who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks
has fully recovered and returned to
her duties in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buckiand of
Smith Center. Kansas. are spending
the holidays at the home of Mrs. Buck
lands parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. B
Gould.
The Sunday school had their Christ.
mas tree and short program on
Wednesday night Old Santa was
there to the delight Of the kiddies and
the amusement Of the srownsps.
Mrs. Robert Pearcy who met with
a runaway accident about a couple
or months ago Is getting along nicely
and expects to be able to sit up in
few days as the Dr. win remove the
casts soon.
Mr. and Mrs. wa,son's baby girl has
been quite III for the past week but Is
much improved at this time
After being in the home Of Evangei-
ist. l. n. Parvin and family for seven
months. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Lehman
left for Girard. Krns.. to spend the
holidays with another daughter.
From there they viii 80 to their soas
at Martin. CITY. Mo
rvsnsslist L n. rarvin leaves We'd
sssGay ssr Curtis. Nssr.. 70 bssia ~
other series of revival msetinsG
Pearl and Penn Parvin are fmprov-
ing nicely after having fheir tensilS
removed u The Graves hospital
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GOOD SACKS FoR BAD

Canon City Residents Ace Learning
How to Exchange the Old Back
For = Stronger One.
Does your back ache. feel weak and
painful?
Do you suffer headaches, Ianguor
and depression?
Is the urine discolored passase.s
Irregular?
The kidneys may be calling for
hslp.
Weak kidneys cannot do their work
Give them the help they need.
TO cure a kidney backache you
must cure the kidneys.
Use tested and proven kidney
remedy.
Doan's Kidney pills have stood the
test.
Convincing proof of merit in Canon
City endorsement
Charles A. Norman. rancher. Canon
City. says: Il was troubled by back
ache and Doan's Kidney Pills relieved
it. Whenever use Doan's Kidney
pills they Immediately take the pain
out Of my back. They have also
Helped another in my family"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for 2 kidney remedy-set
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Norman had Foster-Milburn Co..
Props. Buffalo. n. Y--adv.
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stop inst coueh-isov

When you catch Cold, or begin 10
Cough. the first thing to do is to take
Or. Bells Pine-Tar.Honey. II pens-
trates the Innings Of the Throat and
Lungs and nghts the Germs Of The
Disease. giving quick RELIEF ana nat
urai healing. "our vhols family ds-
pend on .Tar-Hansy for Coughs
ana coIas,y writes Ms. 2. wniisns,
Hamiiion. Ohio. II aiways ksIps. 80
4 your drussist --aav.
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De..h q Mrs. ). r.yIor Smith.

Mrs. J. H. Peabody has received
word from Mrs. Greydene-smith Of
the death of Mrs. J. Taylor Smith. her
mother-in-law and Vincent Greydena-
Smiths grandmother. at her late homo
in Springfield. Illinois.
Ths deceased passed away about
christmas time and was buried few
days ago. Mrs. Greydens-smith ana
Vincent and wife. were on their way
to her bedside when they received
word Of her death
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WHAT ATTORNEYS AND
the DEFENDANTS THINK
OF THE RECORDS CHAN
DLER TRIAL STORIES

The Record has been following the
Chandler trial very closely and has
even gone into detail in describing
and giving what transpired in the
court room Below are the opinions
Of some of the attorneys and defen l.
snts in the case on the way TIE Rec
cid has handled the story. MIst II
these are voluntary expressio is:
HORACE N. HAWKINS: In all
my career as an attorney 1 do not
remember one instance where a
paper having the decided stand that
The Record has for a policy which
would naturally make it prejudiced
against one side or the other, has Civ
en- as absolutely a fair and as compre-
hensive an account of the proceed
ings as it has
/ compliment The Record and as
sure the people of Canon City tl:at
they should feel proud of their lead
ing paper.
JOSEPH H. MAUPIN: The Rec
crl has been very fair and consider
ate in its accounts of the trial. TIE
accounts have been complete.
JUDGE C. d BRADLEY; I have
read The Records stories of the
Chandler trial in the District court
and 1 am pleased with them. They
have been fair and as accurate as is
Bossible-
CLYDE C. DAWSON: I like the
way The Record has handled the
Chandler case 1t is pleasing to note
that il has been absolutely unbiased
and unirejudiced and has given the
proceedings Just as they occurred
On the whole the accounts have been
correct. Never before have 1 paid
I.uch attention to newspaper ac-
counts, but thi slime, l have secured
complete file of the papers in
which stories OF the case appeared
and when l get home l am going to
have my Office boy clip the accounts
and paste them in my scrap book as
tangible record of the case.
NORTON MONTGOMERY: must
congratulate The Record for it's ex-
cellent and Intelligent handling Of
the Chandler case. 1t seems to me
thnt the people whom it serves have
teen given a very fair and correct
account of what has occurred in
court in this case.
GILBERT A. WALKER: Few pa
pers have ever handled case as we'll
IS The Record has this case. It's
reports have been interesting and
very good and it has stayed very
colsely to the facts at all times.
The Defendants.
TOM EAsToN: think The Rec
ord has treated us right and been
fair.
BEN RICHARDSON: The Record
has been o. X. on this case.
FELIX PoGLIANo: 1 subscribed
for two copies of The Record be-
cause I thought it gave fair and
square report of the testimony and
all that happened in the case.
DAVID RoBB: have been send
ing your papers back east to those
I wanted to have a detailed and ac-
curate account Of the Chandler case.
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preasmakine-- viIl exchSQte drose
making Tor farm pso11sis ~
~. Mis- walton e vll1'nl1 M1lf
P.rier q ~.
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BASKET BALL IN FULL
SWING At c. C. Il. S.
lsy Donald Z. Mentaomerrl.

riigh School has not let up this week
the practices having been held as
usual and they have been as hard.
The team has been whipped into al
most mid-season form and is living
up to Coach Georges expectations
by walloping the second team unmer-
eifuiiy every practice. running the
score way up into the hundreds every
game.
The members of the first team have
taken advantage of Coach Georges ex
pert instructions, having learned most
of the fine points of the game by now
and most of them are prohting by
. them. The team has already
played one game and as it was the
first game of tia season they marked
it down on the won" side of the col
umn. where they expect to mark the
rest OF the games they play.
They played Florence on Dec. II.
and defeated them by the score of
80 to Il. and the game yas played on
the Florence floor. This was the first
game they have played this year and
as they won it. that should be very
good sign of successful season to fol
low with many more victories and
very few defeats,
Coach George has been working
hard all this year to develop a cham
pionship basket bali team to represent
Canon High on the basket ball floor
this season and without doubt, hs
has developed winning team Coach
George knows basket ball in all its
phases and changes and he has the
ability to teach what he knows to
those who are playing for him The
team he has. coached has developed
into passing and scoring machine
second to none. they know when to
Break and when to cover"
Ths hopes and dreama Of some Of
them to develop into individual stars
have been crushed and they are all
working for The team anl 1oins lots
better than * each one rs play
ing tor himself ana his oWA Aa.or.
In mantioninG the players in1ivid-
ually vs WI start with Captain No
clintock. who leads this yeaTn hopes
for . championship. McClintock ID
one Of the best forwards svsr sssn
in action - he IL shooting heskets
from every angle and At the same time
playing all over the foor. He Il mot
trying for grand stand plays. but IL
shooting them from long distances
only when he has to.
As his running mate. Rabsahi d the
man for the place, as he fits into The
team work and plays his bsst at al
times in order to help his tean come
out Of the games with the larger end
Of the score opposite their name. He
is fast, heady player. and above al
things. he plays clean.
At center win be seen a tan. well
developed. fair haired young man Of
Scandinavian descent, who shows
promise OF becoming second Hal
sey. It has been the custom OF sport.
ing writer's for many years. when
writing up the center Of a basket ball
team 10 predict that he would be
second Haisey. but very few. II any.
have ever reached this high pedestal
OF fame. But we think we have the
right man tagged for that place this
1 year in Erickson. We do not need to
say more about his playing than what
we hsye said above as every one that
has ever seen Halssy play viii know
it means to be called Second Little
Eva"
| To turn to very Important part Of
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DEAuHFuA SIn &
AMERICA TOLD n 1i'E
SOUTH CANON PA6Eh hmI

able when tho curtain raised at the
Opera House last hight on the prolo-
que Of "The Pageant America pro.
dueed BY che South Canon High
School students. The house waa
crowded and those who gathered there
we're wen repaid for their essorts
The story was told In prologue by
Miss Genevieve Tripp. formerly of
this city. but now OF Pueblo. The
scenes as she beautifully and graphi-
caily described them, were brought
forth in pantomime by the students
of the school. Miss Tripp made 4
dainty fairy and her excellent voice,
well moduIated, and her enhancing
presence made OF the prologue an In
tereSting part of The programme 7
The opening scene shows Columbus
taking possession Of America in the
name OF Spain Later he Is shown
in chains. downcast and forlorn. Des,
pair marks his features. The faiA,
visits him and tells him to cheer up
because she win tell him OF the good
things that are to come and that in
the future he will be much respect.
ed and even reyered person
She gives him seat and one by one
she unfoids typical scenes which give
the history OF America in i,s various
periods. She Introduces to him Pris- :
ella and John Alden and their happy
customs. She shows him the Puri-
tans going 70 church and permits him
him TO listen 70 their quaint and - :
vcrentiaI services with IL simple inn
pressiveness- she brings the indiana
from their hiding aud reveals then
lurking about the place OF Worship
And 50 it is down through history.
The statue Of the Minute Men in
pantonims. the Dscianiion Of Inde-
pendence. Columbia. Liberty and he
thirtesn colonies. the piansAsicn scene
Tho sisvs Market. he Bins ard he
Gray and thsn IL voa1ssfni anaaa.
ere bronsAt ous y Al tnalS pitsusssl >
| eus inasnssnsO Tho RnUsant - .
uhols AlsDlavsa ~ sl1hah,s 0p.
abilities q The ssu1safs q sesR
Canon and thesr spsA1sa vsrniisy. :
II vas manissss that tAsy ha1 Ssn
ven traiasd aA1 ssnsnSssss vsn
thSir tFsinlnE.
An especially pathetie scsse vas
Tho Slave Market- Wien ~ ed =
negro Nanny sac her 80 ss,a undsr
the hammer to b forse1 - - sAe
knew not whers
Professor Hrssey and his vonssr Z
fully clear and pretty voice asserted
himself in -The Hlss ana Ne 0ny
scene. which siEnlasd shs period II
Rebellion. He saag -IIoms sweet
home" in way that brought ssurs 70
the eyes og many IN The audincs.
The boys furnishing the ssttinE fore
this scene depicted their parts very
well.
The finale was tie masterpiece of
the evening. It showed uncis Sam
with his thirteen original states about
him. Represented BY girls. He is
sleeping and has a dream during
which all that the states and tsrritoa
les and insuIar possessions which he
now has passed before him, represent
ed by boys and girls ana each carry ;
ing the nag Of ths country. Then
down over an sweeps . large AHeri-
can Aae ana reveals : fairy holding
(ths greatest mssssns. "fsacs." reai-t
iuticaily impersonated by Mise Fay
EVEN.
Musical numbers added much to the
evenings entertainment and they
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celds Ars Omen More ss-.sus; step.
pesslble comp,vea,vons

The disrssard Of Cola has often
brought many q regret The fact Of
sneesins. Coughing. or = Fever should
Be warning enough that your system
needs Immediate attention. Certainly
Loss Of sleep 10 most serious. II is =
warning given BY Nature. II is nasn's
duty to himself to assist ~ doing his
part. pr. Kings New Discovery is
based on = seisntiae snaiynis q coids.
gcc- Il yoss druEsist. Huy : bcssIs
telsyeav,
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wAalsd. u sash6ne5. ospasnsntns
~ iAr1 ISs1tils - ~ -, ~
- M nlss: -.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'$
e a 9 SToRIA

A baby girl was born last night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen l. Kirkton. Moth.
er and babe are doing nicely.
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| F.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15

= Kansalaiset! Otta-
kaa %huOmiOOnne sc suu-
ri ulos-M yynti, joka on
paraikaa taydessa me-
nOssa Oscar AndersOnin
stOorissa ia kayttakaa
tilaisuutta ~hyvaksenne.
Muistakaa, eta meilla
on viikatteita ia haravia
seka h~einahank0ja myy-
daan takuulla, muista-
kaa tama ia kaykaa Os-
car AndersOnin rauta-
ia acknowledgements.
= !Snpmatfaa! Glen pafotetti
mirittomaan Iiiffeeni fdteiien roban
foiipafii ionfa tpiiofii rrppn pGimdn
b%aItpimmiIla binnoiIla f~aifenuista
ruofataiporaa. u. aoioIa.
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= SfGuG pnnettomnns tapabtiii
8afefielbisiG, faitpiingin fouIiien
iuperinoentille prof. &eeoine. $an
of maalaamasia aiuntonio fattoa ia
iotenfin iattiti piitoamoan alaS ipiinte
peraintaina taittaen molemmat ial'
fonia ia toiien fdtenid. Soinen jolfa
meni fofonaan nilffaiuiumosto poifs
ii ia toinen toittiii ionfun merran ia.
malta foboalta ia merii paifeasti pois
iiioiltaon. aGiipariiItu fotfeii mpos.
fin fofonaon.
- Wtiis Silba Gate Iontrealista,
isis, motfusti pierailulle Minnepo.
liiiin y. M. ~feidlomaa piettdmdGn.
Miis SiIoa Cafe on opettaiattarena
pencen ~foiiIuIIa.
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Natural
SanitOrium
Luonnon ~parantola.

DR.. X. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 E. Superior st. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huOm.! Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA tie varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia myoskip
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures, vatsa-
katarreissa y. m. pahemmissakin tau
deissa. Tiedusteluihin vastaan kir-
je~ellisesti.
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S~ronmpobisia SIP. Iutb. firfor

= Sromipoobisia SIP. liitb. firfon
ollie p~araballaan teboGGn iementist6
olofertaa.
= 8anialainem Siaf Mafi, Ne-
publicfista, Micb., ipieroilee paiffa-
flinnolla maa.aiioilla. Scr. MGfi on
ennen ailtnlt Sronpoooisia.
&aaba-ienraan pbtpi piime
iunni,ntaina neIjG uiitta jGientG.
= Srpniuupbin iuom. fabmilaan
on tilattu %fuuoenloban DOLL. mafiapa
ioooaipeiilaitos.
= &irjaltaja Scr. Zero &orte mot
fusti mime periantaina Iomalle
@lppn, niippen iielld pari miiffoa.
80 &nulleena, mG6GnneesiG tilas.
ia l0poettiin lGbelIG @~anbusfirfia
ti1ntematon mics erGGstG piffulammi.
fosta, iiGltGGn noin 40 tpitotias. SD.
men toimiaan fatlellesia on tnltit
Iiiben lultloon, ettG mics on oIlltt
beiffomielinen. 2itullaan bdren belt.
fomieIiippoesiGGn iouttneen meteen
jobon biffiii.
= @iimc fesfiipijffona Srontpoo.
oisia toimitettiin plim6GrGiiet noalit
ioisia padii woitolle ie puoli, mifd
tabtoi foriaufiia. 8alititfii II TO-
misiioneria laatimaar faiipnneilIe
uiitta Iiipafiriaa ia fitd fannatti 2t0
GGnen enemmistO. &anialaiiet 8.
IoroIing ia u. Sfia nalittiin fomis.
iioneereifii.
= Maaniuilieliidin on npt banfit-
taipa postilaatifot Sronpoobin pmpG-
rilI6 ia ontafaa @ittaialle uuii oiot.
teenne ett6 iaatte Ieboen fotiinne.
- 9ilparabam fesfelle Sronmoo.
oisia fiiruIla rafennetoan liimalai.
tosta. &iin npt on ndinfin fitima IL
ma diff bptpd, ettd 10 tho laitos diff
paImis, ettd pdaiiii iabopttdmadn It.
ieddn.
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$. y. ebt. fansia flo $50 ap. @ripin
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fisiG flo 3 ip. ia muorioieitra &oiton
obielma fofous Sronipoo6in firfon
baalisia flo 100. Sartausbetfi $50
fefieloisiG tGn1Gn, torstaina Sobn
@iemen taIosia flo 7,30 i'll. ia % p.
flo 730 iu. SumaIanpalwells los.
teniubIan pbtepoesia Sunbap iGrpen
rannaIIa iunnuntaina, t. t. % p. al.
foa flo 10 ap. S~artdi,sbetfi emf fes-
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fGrin talolla Yapitin pGGllG perian'
taino, % pnG flo 7,30 jill. @aibbur-
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iu. tistainu Scrman Sillin taIosia
flo 2 ip. ia flo 100 iG. Marengosia
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10 ap. ia flo 2 ip. Winerspillesid
torstoina t. t. 20 b. flo 7,30 ia per-
iantaina flo 10 ap. ia flo 9 ip. Iii
ton (~panbempi) talosia.
Spntpnpt ia Tasteful.
Iontrealisia, 8is. Sjalmar ia
Selma Oiolan poifa 8ilbo Sialmar
ipnt. feiGf. 8 b. fast. bienGf. II p.
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&anfaan aiunnolla Nepportin p1Gl,
Ia mulittri iublalliiefi. SGmG betfi
oil torofitettu oiafii iuruiublafii TO-
Ion emGnnGn Gioin fuoleman iobbos.
ia. Wtrs. &angas oil iaanut tiebon
eta SuomeSia &ortesiaripen pitG.
iGsid of bdnen Gitinid Gamma Sali-
m1fi fliollllt Selluntai miifolla noin
70 mupben ifGiienG, jonfo ioboosta
tGmG bartauSbetfi tGllG fertaa pietet-
tim. Ilitsia loi,iri past. 90. 50. @i-
len mainajan chamberlain ia pitt lp-
bpen muistopubeen omaiille. @ai-
naia oil nuffunut usfosia Seeiufieen
iofa oil loboullista fuulla. Site pii-
bui past. &c. 8isfari ia lopufii post.
s.. @uori. 8GfeG oil fofoontnnrt
buoneet tGp0t6pteen. SpptpmGinen
of talon emGntGtin iill1 ianainio
mufaan iublo mliuttii i~loillblofii ia
tpptpnGilet marrtaan olimat toilet
fin ieuroisia olleet.
= &iitpfiet! 8ilpittomGt ipo1-
melliiet fiitofiet pppodmme lauiua
rouipa ia postori q. Saapaielle, Mrs.
ia Mr. s. 8. gnoerioniIle, Mrs. ia
Scr. g. 8ormille y. M. lufuiiiue ps-
tGpille, iotfa fGipitte meta t%erpebti-
mGsiG ia ilabouttamosia raba- iefG
muilla labjoilla tGm1n fuun 6 p. IL
tand. &obtous oil nellie aiipan o.
bottamaton. Sumala faifen bpipGn
ontoja, palfitfoon noipanne monin
ferroin.
Hoffouoella,
8ilbelmina ia Motti Barmiainen.
= Sinfle ia be ferilaiiet. Gnii
iunnuntaina flo 1 ip. Sertorif &isfun
oiunnolla SinflesiG ia flo Z III. Oe
Serin fouliiIla iaarnaamat 81. Sos.
ieI ia S. g. Ibonen.
= Snomal. tobtori g. u. See pie-
raili mime miifolla pniffafunnallom-
me eoustaen Siilutbisia olefpaa
2uonnon parantoloonia. San mot
fiisti niifon Iopulla tafaiiin Ouliitb-
lin mifanaan fanial. &alle @attion
ia Mrs. $. SiItala Sronipoooista ia
&iolmar Silbere Sron 8eltistd, iot-
ia oifoo bpipGllG boioolla parantoa
talioiStaan.
&atiofoo toiiesia paifasia lebtedm'
me oletpaa ilmoitusta mainitista
2iionnon Barontolasta.
- Mrs. &oiola on iaapiiniit ia.
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uutiSia.

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YerGldn talosia. Boptdtuloia of
$685.. Seuraaipa fofous pioetGGn
emf torstaina t. I. % p. flo fabbelta
paimGIla Sronipoooisia past. 8uo-
rem aiunnolla.
= 8esiemerin ienrafnnnan ppba-
foiluiublat pioctadn iunnuntaina t.
T. % p. Sos lima on faunis, fubli.
taan S. nnfurin piiiStoSia, paan jos
on fplma ia iateinen iublitaan rait-
tiustalolIa. &umpaiesiafin tapalif-
iesia alfad iublat aamulla flo 10
aamuiaarnalla. Sublatilaiiuuoesia
on leipofiia ia mlitatin ipirnoffeita,
ipten Ell tarmitie pGimdllislomalle
mcnnG fpteibin. Sublaa nietetGGn
fofo pGiipa ia obielmaa on runiaasti.
Siis aifuiiet iublimaan pbbesid las
ten fansial
= @ugebie famntin maanpilielps.
nGpttelp, jota m,iotliiegti taipataon
tG6llG ipiettG1, mietetGGn tGnG muon-
no ippsf. 15-17 pGimand Sron-
poooin %faupungin puistpsia. us
fomme iiitG tulerpan entistd aripof-
faamman, mitG lie on fosfaan ollitt.
@iime auiifolla ilmpitcttiin
Sronipoooin falipungin firiurille Is
ipntpmGtapalsta, folme tpttoG ia 12
poifaa, niistd neliG ollen iuomalai-
tia.
= Mrs. @m. 8rGnncs loapui fo-
tim SsbpemineistG, fplGilpmatfalta.
= SieoettD, pdan mainitiematta
pioettp aiia on ie, ettG Miis Silma
Eelanber ia miorimies SSobn SeppG-
Ia mibittiin uu6enmuooen pGipGnG,
maan npt lpastu on annettu jitlfilefIi
faifiIle. Miis Belanber on palipel-
Int nieita Duoiia 8efolan faupasia
firianpitGidnd ia Der. Sobn SeppGld
Seter SeppGlGn poifa Se~siiebillesiG,
OH buomattapasia toimesia Nepport
fainantopbtion palmelufiesia.
= SGnG iunonna on labetettp rail-
tamultaa ulos @ogebic alieelta pal
Jon enemmdn FUN tGbGn mennesiG
mime miionna. Mutta ie Ell fiiten-
faun ole poinut milfastilttaa aifoa,
iiIIG tGdllG on ollut lifii runiaasti
ianottita ainetta tolmiiGilioisiG, ettG
eli ole tarminnut liiGtG miebid fai-
nantoon irroittamaan iitd ia paljon
on pielG iGlellG iGiloisiG, eta fem
eli taripitie ola fiireisfdGn.
ie bpotp iiitG fliitenfin on jos
iGiliot tpbiennetGGn, min on
iuutremmat mabo6lIiiullbet tulepan
toistG, eta faifen talpea tiili-
il toit1 tebtaipGfii iontun merran, fun
on fpllin iijaa mibinfd poioaan rail-
tamllltaa nostoa.
= Sandal. Mr. Setnla on ottonlt
tpostaan Hepport ioittofunnan jobta.
Jon toimen. SGn on olllt iitnd tot.
10 fniifaitben pGimGt. 9em-
port ioittofunta fiilfee Neipport fai.
tpannon nimellG ia fen jGienet oipat
etipGGsiG Ienport pbtion palpeluf-
Tesla, eli ainafim iaaipat fannatnsta
ia tpotG ianotitlta pbtioltG, ioten fen
toiminta on narmaa ia niinollen iel.
laiien ioittofunnan iobtaion toimi-
fl non mainitiemiien armoinen. Gil.
I'd tGGllG eli nGp menestbtpGn fofo-
naan itienGinen ioittofunta, niitd on
aifoinoan fplIG on foetettit bios nos.
taa tpaat alma otpat alfi1ltnia lafar.
- ia OIL.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-30
HAULING

u. A. HARTMAN, boarding Stable
and National Transfer Go. Movers OF
pianos, safes. boilers and general naul-
ing. II. w. I.ather. Manager, Fifth and
Woodbne street, Bell phone No.
25G3R.