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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
TWO YEARS EACH
! 5 ( { RIOTERS
Cosirno spadoro And Joseph
Parise Pleaded Guilty
This Morning.

Cosimo spadaro and Joseph Parise,
indicted for first degree murder in
connection with the strike riots near
Pennington last March pleaded guilty
in Circuit Court today to maliciously
swounding Sheriff G. D. conaway, and
were sentenced by Judge w.Es. Hay
mond to serve two years each in the
Ipenitentiary.
The defendants were represented
byfAttorneys Arthur G. Froel and H. u.
| iCapehart, both OF Welsh, Mcdowell
County, Vest Virginia. Prosecuting At
torney Tusca Morris appeared for the,
state.
Parise is one of the men whose arr
rest on a minor charge precipitated
the riot which resulted in his release
and the death Of Constable William
r. Riggs, the injury Of Sheriff Coma
way and other officers. z 81
Spadaro Is the man who lis alleged
to have carried AIRED flag and an sAm:'
terican flag, over! it on the same !staff at
the head of the procession of strikers
who riotously attacked the posse Sof
Officers with fatal results 8
In pleading for me ercy for, their
clients, Mr. F'roe and Mr.. Capehart
declared that ON Account OF The sweep
Ing character Of the conspiracy
charges In the indictme ents against 13f
Sofs the men alleged 20 have been pres
Ient during the riot I Il was Simpo sible3
ito get witnesses as any man who was
present feared to testify Son; account of3
the dangerEo Of giving testimony which
would result In his own ndictment.
The attorneys for the dc defendants.
urged that the alleged crimes involved
In the attack on the officers had been;
committed In the heat and excitement.
incident to the gathering together OF
"a large crowd of strikers, and that
this should be taken. into consideration
along with the fact that already 25l OF
the rioters were in the penitentiary
as a result OF the riot. g 3. g. Z, :, y!
Mr. Morris, in behalf OF the state.
said that great trouble and expense
had been incurred in capturing Pariss
and Spadaro. These men, he said, had
been followed by officers into Bellaire,
o., and other Ohio cities, to Charles:
ton, w. Va, and other cities in the
southern part OF the state and finally,
captured near Jenkins, Ky. Mr.. Nor.
ris said, however, that, the state would
be content with the infliction Of the
minimum penalty.
Judge Raymond in pronouncing SEN
tence declared that under the law, the
penalty imposed by the court might be
from two to ten years. He said, how.
ever. that In his opinion the ends Of
Justice would be satisfied with the in,
Fiction Of the two year. sentence.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
HOME TRADE CAMPAIGN
WILL OPEN TOMORRONl
Special Section of The Vest Viir1i,1iial,a
viii Tell WIZ! People Should Buy
4 III Fair7nOnt s55a 5.

Tomorrow a campaign to encourage
home trading which will be intro
duced under the jtoint auspices Of the
Fairmont Business Mems Association
and The West Virginian will be open:
enswith the issue of q special section
Of The West Yirginian.
This special section will contain
hundreds of reasons why! people resid-
ing in Fairmont trade territory should
-patronize II Fairmont merchants and
manufacturers In preference to foreign
mail order houses. The campaign
will be known as the Buy
in Fairmont" campaign and will extend
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
0Verdro e al Horse
Must AnsW er ForI It.

Because their horse would not run,
like ba Ford and keep going with out
getting tired! Dewey Gump, 81 Man.
nington District, isi In jail, and Orrin.
Robinson, his companion, Is being
sought by the police at Manningt6n
today. The young men drove into
Warrington tyeste erdayi eyening and Sap.
peared to be full OF boot otlegger's
booze. They were driving about the
streets sin!a sreckle less manner and beat.
ing their horse at every jump. The
police were notified and discovered
them beating their animal after he
could go no further. The men fed on
the arrival OF the police. Chief Watts
managed TO capture Gump but Rob.
insonk got away. The horse belonged
to Robinson, who lives outside Of
;Mannington. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
IMAsoNs RuY.iI CHURCH.

" CHARLESTON, Nov. 29.+--scottish
Rite Masons bodies In Charleston
have purchased a church property
.ere and will make the edifice into q
temple which will be dedicated the
week Of February! z, when about 100
initiates will be given the IA degrees
~ the order, exemplified in full.
Judge George Fleming Moore Of Ala.
bama, grand commander of the su.
preme council of the southern juris.
diction Of the United States, will oil.
ciate at the dedication. !.
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over several weeks. It will be edu.
jcational In character and lis expected
to result sin keeping in Fairmont thou.
sands of dollars that are now being
sent 70 mail order houses In ditsant
All merchants, manufacturers ann
jobbers who have the best interests
OF Fairmonts at heart are invited Ito
Join In the campaign and help makeit
a big success. i Z . - M
Mall order buying it a "thoughtless
practice which can beigreatly relieved
BY an educational campaign Of this
character. ~ j
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
.N0U[DIH0NOR EAR[Y
|EARM0NT FAMILIES
Street R Remaining Ordinance,
Again Goes Over For
Further G Consideration.

= The street remaining ordinance was
again continued for a week on second
reading by the city Board Yof Affairs
at its regular ekly meeting today.
Thomas w. Fleming appeared before
the board and requested that the pro
posed change in the name OF Parks
avenue to Cleveland avenue in con.
Enectionl with Barn pey. street aud Cherry
avenue be 4 dropped and that Parks
avenue be named Fleming avenue In
honor! OF Boaz Fleming. founder of the
city OF Fairmont and the numerous
branches OF the Fleming family now
residing in Fairmont and vicinity.
The members of the board acknow.
lodged the Justice in the claim iof the
Fleming family to recognition in the
naming Of the city streets, but no de,
finite action was taken by the boara
sinyregartlj to the liter at Stheimeetinh
today: Itywas the request OF Mr.. F1em:
ing, however, which was largely res
Eponsible for the continuance Sofl the o..
dinance on second rea ding until the
meeting next At onday evening. 3
ltrwas pointed out to ths Board
that Boaz Fleming and other mem.
bers Of the Fleming family were large.
sly Instrumental In the upbuilding Eot
this community especial during the
early stages Of Its 5deVeio iopment. Boaz
fleming is said to have been Sinstru.
mental with others in organizing the
First Presbyt Church I'M Fair:
mont which sworshipped In q log cabin
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School pals |
WillIMe Here

Saturday of this week the twelfth
annual meeting OF the ( Monongahela
valley Principals Assoc ION viii Sbe
he'd at the Farm ont High School
building. II. r: Bonn Ter VII preside at
the morning session and Superintend.
,ent 0. w Wilson at the afternoon.
Technical sub jects will be discussed
and Just before the afterno ION session
closes there will be an election Of
officers. S Is n M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
French Steamer Sunk
Grew q Total Loss
fRy Aasoclated presa.l !

tBy Associated prcss.) q
2sMARSEILLES, Nov. 20. - The
French steamship omara has been
sunk in the Mediterranean by sub.
marine.
No news has been received OF the
20 0tmembersE OF the crew, and II Is fear
ed they have persisted. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
KERN CAUCUS LEAIpSER

KERN CAUCUS LEADER q
WASHINGTON, Nov Ex-senator
Kern OF Indiana was re-ele ected CHAIR
man Of the Dem ocratic Senate caucus
and foor leader BY unanimous vote
today at the conference Of senate:
Democrats. Senator pittman, OF Ne.
iynda, was elected secretary7 7ofl the cori.l
ference TO succeed Senator saulsbury,
Of Delaware, who wished to relinquish3
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
.S0RRYAER||IBULLET
D|||D|IN0I' 'MLl.MA!N.
Shot -Four Times and Put.
Bullet Through His
Windpipe. 8

Charged with shooting with intent
Ill, sn.,s Mills, orad sor,,, q, 3
!. - y. ~ y
or ~ aIorsantoWn, y IN tne county 1ail
here waiting preliminary hearing be.
fore Squire R. Leigh Fleming. She
n "a a acc,,sed tof sbootine ian, 90 prnc,es
Il -.
asso eolotea, sealos.y afternoon ABOUT
y o'clock.
The scolored woman states that she
was intinceS "a leave ,,er bo,,no, A
N s !, y ss =, y ~ none y
wv sahsosh ias.s apEalS ~ bruce anu anu
mas been en- here living with him since:
Ills claimed that she comes OF very
,respectable lcolored ipa ii,i; renta re ana that
isha = Z q x
sbe sn osseSsss is tne
, eia,.s sasSn.aee alia another
siSsoea na WeFs q: .nelr nome On
sspsmIe sase. yes,eraay
u o.ass s@olnsli; sIuee
alsi s.ol cs.te itIto Wy
s ssss ~ sas soslns sha
.sssa y ..hs ,sel saa' e.ink ne
ASinpSaA fkn0 k49IuEfZbt btlsltkl QSTsi ssSuti
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oso,Ne.s STs .Plor.ttLa,nnlo,lu.l,t.lht,I l.l,t.lt,I

q. q, Haught, office manager Of the
standard Garage Company left for
Portsmouth. Ohio, this afternoon on
business for his company. F
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29

She appeared calm and Iunconcernedl
when the court notinced sentence.
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Judge Raymond in pronouncing sen.
tence declared that under the law the
penalty imposed by the court might be
from two to ten years. He said, how.
ever. that In his opinion the ends OF
Justice would be satisfied with the in.
Fiction of the two year. sentence.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
SimsmeIi ,uei benseu.

Sorstai iltana 10. +. A b. tilotiin
&emisid &aribaaran iairaalaan rGG-
tGli Watti Seiffincn tieoottomasio
tilasia ia fuolemaiiilIaan ionfin al
neen nallttimiiesta. SairaaIaan tho.
taesia eli bGn enad bensittGnpt fuin
pari folme fertaa minilutisia. Sen.
film ei SeiffistG enGG moitu palatt-
taa. Selmille on fdpnpt, eta Seiffi.
men oil nauttinit biiispettG, iota ban
oil iaanut oman pubeenia mufaan e.
radlta %perturilta. SitG patti oil
%lpainaia nauttinlt m. m. erGasiG tor.
pasta Baiuluooosia puIlofaIiau.
Matti Seiffinen of iidltGGn 35.muo.
tlas ia oil Diime aifoina barioittamut
radtalinliifettG &emin oiuusfaupan
cntiiesiG rafennufiesia. 8ainaia of
naimaton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16

oil 10. t. 8 b. peiemdsid ipaatteita
Wiipurin pitdidn @auaniaaren fp.
ldsid ia bdnen poifonia, foImannello
mrooelIa olepa yrj0 oil dibin mli-
fana p~eiutupasia iai poifa %iollafin
tuntemnttomalIa taiualIn peiuloo6aa
fdiiini6 ia nailtti iitG. aioin full
tia paraboufien ia riennettpdGn lap
ienia luo, oil t6md 10 aiipan tunno.
ton ia fuoli Observation-Disclosures
buolimatta 20 minuiitin fuIiittiia.
Scum ld6fdri ebti pdifaIIe, moi ban
main tooeta fuoIeman topabtiineen.
Mpfpiiin faptGnnosi6 oletua peiu-
ioooa on fotuin mprfpIIistd, ioten pie
notation eIGmG eli oIIiit peIastettapis-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
SuOmen uutisia.
9~Ar~~sA~~~Ar-~a
aaffiyss laisfnas pOis.

RerimdelIa oiuu mlrlian parisfun-
to. iosia mics on Min perrin laisfa,
ettG ei piitii tebbd mitdGn tpotd. 81
FUN foIlottelee pain, naiffa prutet-
tofin ~elonnaSia ilmaantuiii. TaStd
eli fuitenfaan euffo ottaniit oifein tp.
fGtGfieen, ipaan rupeii miettimadn
feinoa mitenfG liffoielta iaiii laisfan.
iuonen f~atfoistrfii. Sa terbaffa fun
on, min fefiiibGn iitd. @uffo meni
meti6Gn, otti iieltd puusta pitfat rai-
pat ia piilotti ne bpfpGan talteen iopi-
man oian tullen fGptettGiDdfii. So
aifa tuIi. Saapri falcon mitilan tut
III mics, ionfa euffo otti "puulaa.
fiinia" ianoen: piodppa tiota uffoa
jorfista fiinni, min MIND fatfalen fill
I'd pois fen laisfaiuonen, -ettG ie lib.
tiff toibin ia Jos tiufasti pibdt iaat
Marfan paIfafii.
ga iitte ie alfoi. Bian raipot uffo.
raiifan ieldsid winfuimat ia foipasti
pinfuipatftn.
EuIos: uffo meni filtisti toibin,
fiinnipitdid iai marffania ia eiiffo ti-
Ii tpptpmaiiefii furitufienia tepiimai-
fppoestd.
Sllappa main enemmdn tuollaiiia
latsfaiuonen fatfaiiioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
NsDtisiG pGGtG fantaa tnIee baltpem'
maf1i.

Wliuan &iiortaneen f~iertofoulun o.
pettaiatar malitti .erGGue arponio
%tunterpalle ~firfforaaoin iGienelIe iitG,
ettci f~irfforaati fannattanut opettajil-
le pientd palfan plennpstG main fallii-
no aifano, iotta diff mab6oIliiuus
iaaoa maltioltafin pieni palfan apu,
fun npfpinen palffa Ell rita rllofaan.
&irfforaaoin iGien fatioi iilloin ar
noonia nGbben fobtuulliiefii antaa
opettaiattarelle iIGlliiiG neuipoia, ia
ianoi ettG: "fpllG iinG pIet ipielG pal
ioa paremmasia %aiemasia, fiiin moni
muli <ortaneen maiipaisboitolaiiis-
ia. Yoista eniin laffi pdGstGii ia iitte
muuta plolliipptta fen mufaan, min
fplld palffa piiiaa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
aman alle iGGnpt.

Wa ntaina 10. t. 8 p. oil paIipc.
%liiatar lina &uianen, iofa on ollut
palDelufiesia Oulunialosia, ldbtenpt
iieItG SuIlrun aifomufiella mennG ia.
mana iItana postin matfasia fotiinio
Sotfamoon Mntta tGIIG motif Tia
fobtoii bantG fuolema. @ainaio of
10 pienpt @empeleen aiemaIIe flo 1a9
oifaon iaap1ineeieen tonoroiunaan ia.
maroitaan, mltta fun bGnen pitt as.
tna innaan, lienee ban pGbGn mpo-
b6stpnpt, iilId iuna oil 10 liiffeesiG
bGnen paunuun pprfiesi ddn. SGl-
loin astui ban barbaon ia ioutui 70.
oon ia oiemaiillon mGliin bameenio
main ioutuesia pporGn ollie. Wutto
bGtdGnnpttpGdn tGsid pporGbti naina-
ia mounuien ollie, iolIoin ppordt fuI-
fifpat bGnen rintonia pIi. Sumo ioa-
tim miltei beti ppidbtpm6Gn, mlitto
oil ie 10 iiIloin mpobdistG. 8oinaia,
iofa rooalta foriattaesia oil pieId
b%eneisid, fuoIi beti fen idIfeen. @din
famoIon fuoIeman ubrifii ioiitunut
oil noin 81 prooen ifGineH ia oil ban
oIIut polpeluspaifasiaon mime fcidn
nian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
SenraIi micstGGn fmolemaan.

90. +. IL b. iltapGipGllG iattui
SeliingisiG 5 linia no Is jGrfpttG-
fpG tapauS. WainituSia tolosia alui
foritpontefii1 2aine ni,oren naimon-
ia Olga 8ilbelmiinon fansia. Mies
oil 10 pitemmGn aifaa iairastanut
feubfotautia. SGnen fdriimpfiilleen
tlli loppu 10. +. If p. flo If aifaan
pdinGIIG. Scum ipaimo, iofa juuri oil
muiittopuiibisia, full miebeniG fuol.
Ieefii, rienii ban entiieen ~aiuntoonia,
ioSia miebenid ruumis Iepdii, etii
IpioolipuIIon ia nautti iiitG tuota Fl.
~idImpfiia faubeasti poIttatpao ainet.
ia. 9autittuaan lpioolia, mirffoi
paimo bdnen apunaan %olleille benfi-
loiIle, ettei bdnfdGn taboo eld6 fun
niebenia fuoIi. 8aimoa IGboettin
teti fuliettamaan firurgiieen %fairaa.
Iaan. SieIl6 ban fuitenfin fomia
tusfia fGriittp66n aqua antaipan IGG-
farm fGiiin fuoli.
Herbeeu toimeentulo on ollut mai
paIoista. SeiIle i6i ainoastaan fas.
nattipoifa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
Millaista on nefDiiin YmolasIa.

Yiotrfonisia ilmestpnG prolaIoi-
men lebti "O5iennif IarooopD'' on
baastatellut muutomia pllolalaiIio
pirfabenfil0itG, iotfa it1ipaltaloilei
olpat alettlineet buomattapiin mirfoi-
bin paltaamasiaon oiasia @enGiGn
Buolaa.
8alitiion pitolalainen, eipersti
Irtbur Sausner iImoitti baastotteli.
jnIIe, ettG 10. 1912 annettu mGGrdDs
SoImin IGGnin erottamiiesta eri lGG.
nifii itDt fiimotaan.
MnbSoIIistd on, ettG nallattit ola
8olbpniaa Iiitetd1n baIIinnolliiesia
iubteesia Yitolnan, mltta toistaiiefii
ballitieipat iitd iotilastpiranomaiiet.
Yuolan fieIellG on tGpoet oifeubet;
ie on fouluien fielenG ia pafoIlinen
mironomaiiille beibdn oHesioan tefe.
miiisiG puolalaiien ndeston fansia.
-Safian fieli on main pbtenG oppiai-
neena iefd armeiian miralIiiena fie-
lend. 8enaiGnfieIi ia firioimet opat
~fofonaan fiellettpiG.
S~uutalaiiet ofpat pbbenmertaiiia,
mutta eritpistG iu,italoista fanialli.
iuutta ia fieItG Iafi eli ttnnusta.
Siis iamat periaatteet FUN @alit.
fiasic|
wasia len iijaan tiiomitaan
'elld. Yfii puoIaIainen ia
/. 1ista on iieIIG tuomareino
pi ,sia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16

fenbnt.

g.. s. 8irib. @jeb. fertoo ettG jos
iiiGministeri Sobitoipin ebbotus eri-
ndisten ieutuien iulistamiiesta ruofa-
tarpepuutteen nbfaamifii bppGfip-
tGGn, tuleipat eniiiiiasia Gietarin ia
fen pbtepoesid Suomen iefd 9ibfo-
iuan ia &uurinmaan fuipernementit
juliStettapifii ruofatarpepuutteen
nbfaomifii. SGll0in Iopetetaan faif-
fien muitten taiparain lGbettGminen
t1lIaiiilIe aIueille patti mGlttGmGtto-
mien ruofatarpeitten, poIttoaineitten
ia nnltafunnan puoliiestustarpeitten
Idbettaminen. Watfustaiaiunien III.
fumdGrdd pabcnnetdGn ia i1alle afc
retann taiparaiunia. Eoimenpiteen
poimasiaoIo tiilee olemaan main lp.
bDtaifainen fumes %iaaoaan Bietari
ia fen ~pmparisto tiiripatufii ruofnta-
luaroilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
Rita palmiffonanban pnSottaminen
lupi aiheuttaa.


@iime feidrid pii6otti muuan neito.
men palmiffonoubon erddsid tansii.
aistilaiiuuoesia Simon Gilman fp.
I6sid. BaImiffonaubon lopii eros
nuorufainen ia moi fen aioiIleen DO
pennistG. palmiffonauban puoottd'
neen neitoien diti tunii tpttonid omai'
iuuoen fen ulioeIla omistaialla 10
nGitti, ett1 nniiban Ioptod on ialattn.
9dstd antoi poion Giti tpton Gioille
Soosteen ioimoufiesta ia oil oiia faii'
teIt1mGnG ippsfdrdiiIld 4emin mao
ieurafunnosio. @iion fGiittelp lpfdt-
hin pield IiiGtooistoiien bonffimista
porten. SooistoiiIleen tuomittiin o.
iiaIIiiet mofiomoon palffiota 80 mt.
Qiin ottoa buomioon, ettd oiiallisten
fotipoifaIta, iosta tooistaiat tdptpp
kooIota, on fdrGidpoifalle motfaa
100 fiIometrid, tiiIee file riitapiiolel'
lie, iofa IopuIta i%olitii aiiasia "fuiii-
Tut mofiamaan, f~iltafuinfin falIis
Iysti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16

SnrnlIinen tapatnrma.
aun Sobannefien pitdidstd fotoifin
oIetpo iticlIisnainen $ilma 2iifonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
ASIAMIESLUETTELO.

Mikko Lamsa, Fitchburg, Mass.
M. Hemming, New Finland, Man.
Canada.
Milo Wanska, Chatham, Mich.
John Mattson, Tripoli, Wis.
Otto Raatikainen, Tray, N. H.
Matt Laakso, Beechwood, Mich.
H. o. SINH, Reedley, Cal.
Chas. Mattson, Brandon, MINI.
Oscar Oman, Nasel, Wash.
Peter Karinen, Lake Norden, s.
Oak.
Mrs. v. Sippola, Bessemer, Mich.
John Anttila, Maple, Wis.
K. P. Kaartinen, Berkely, Cal.
Andrew Arc, Brainerd, MINI.
j. F. Jackson, Iron Belt, Wis.
G.. Pikki, Waino, Wis.
Hilda johnson, Mccall, Idaho.
Victor Maxi, Kalavala, MINI.
John Maxi, Embarras, MINI.
John Lampsa, Van Buskirk, Wis.
j. P. Matala, Virginia, MINI.
John Winter, Fairbanks, MINI.
j. Hill, Gilbert, MINI.
Loviisa Vita, Sandy, MINI.
M. N. Westerback, Brocket, ND.
Jacob Jampsa, Frontier, Wyo.
Isak Maxi, Oakley, Wyo.
Isak Lintala, Annandale, MINI.
Maria Westergord, New Rochil.
lie, N. Y.
E. Turppa, Lewiston, Mich.
Ida Hendrickson, Baltic, Mich.
Matt Nixon ,Palo, Mimi.
David Salminen, Fairport Har
Dor, Ohio.
J. Krankkala, Eden Junticton.
Mich.
Matti Mustamaa, New Finland
Sask. Can.
N. Y.
Emel Seppala, Port Arthur, Ont
Canada.
Steffa Kallio, Sellars, Ont. Can
August Tomson, Wellfleet, Mass
Matti XVI, Hurley, Wis.
Hemming Rantanen, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Frans Sukava, W~hitemonth,
Man. Can.
Emel Lillian, Fort William, Ont.
Canada.
Paitsi llamainttuja ovat kirk
kokunn..l papit ia heidxn aset-
asiamiehet valtuutettu-
ia toimimaan lehtemme asioilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-16
Sampereen tefnillinem opistu.

Scum ienaatti npttemmin on mpon.
tanpt Tampereen tefnilliien opiston
opettajafunnan anomifieen mGGrGra.
ban mp0ntdmiiestd iatfofursiien toi.
meenpanemiiefii opistosia, on opis.
ton iobtofunta ottanit opettaiifii
naille fursieille fiji. tobt. &. 81. Bou.
tan matematiiffaan ia tri. -iniin. 3.
&aufon fpiiiffaan.
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Soferipmla Smrnn Ienbnilla.

Surun Sanomain iaamien ~tietoien
mufaan pantiin @uran i~oferiteboas
fapntiin 10. t. 6 ,. SiitG raafaioferi.
mddrastd. ionfa tebbas on %faanut,
malmistun alum Observation-Disclosures ii.
loa ia ioutunenat eniimGiiet erGt 70.
feria faltppaan piifon perGstG.
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Erwin townin veron-
maksaiille.

Erwin Townshipin verokirja on
nyt minun huostassani. Veroja
voidaan maksaa The Finnish Co.
operative Trading Companyn
~stoorissa (Osuuskaupassa) Ia
vallisilla liiketunneilla (klo 8:sta
ap. klo 6:een illalla) jokaisena
arkipaivana.
Ne, jotka maksavat veronsa
ennen Tammik. 10 paivaa 1916,
paasevat / prosentin kolehtee-
r~ausmaksulla mutta sen jalkeen
alma Maalisk. 1 paivaan 1916 me-
nee kollekteeraukseta A present
tia. Sen jalkeen menee verokirja
kauntin rahastonhoitajalle.
Jouluk. l p. 1915.
Kunnioittaen,
Nicholas MattsOn,
Observation-Disclosures.
Erwin Township, Mich.
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Natural
Sanitorium


DR.. X. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 e. Superior st. >. Duluth, Mimi
Puhelin: Lakeside SICK.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huem.i Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia lxSkkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA te varmaan
l0ydatte mita oiette vailia, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my0skir
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva.
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures vatsa.
katarreissa v. m. pahemmissakin tau.
deissa. = Tiedusteluihin vastaan kir.
jeellisesti.
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~s-0N~~0Nss-QNAE
Serlueiiia firfosta.

@rds bdmdldis-mie fpIG.tansiiai-
iisfa Iaiiantai-iItana tappoi mieben.
Sunnuntai.aamuna ban meni firf.
foon, mltta firfonmdeIId pitdidn nj.
mismies pansitii bdnet. Mies oil
iitten 8 wuotta linnasia ia fun ban
niioen fuluttua tuIi fotia, lauiui ban
emf ianoifieen: "Serweiiia firfosta".
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sOferin puutteesia idi riibi pmimatto

Sasid dsfettdin pritettiin @istii.
nasia eraGieen taloon iaaoa fpldItG
riibimiebid. Scum miebet tieousteli.
mot bafiiulta, iaafo talosia fabmio
oifein ioferin fansia ia bafiia tabGn
f~pipmpfieen uastaii fieltGtpGsti, ei
miebid iaatu riibelle l1btemGGn.
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omen ia rauhan julia on saapumassa. Silloin on tapana ihmisten
kesken koko kr1stlkunnassa antaa lahjoja ~ystavile, omaisille ia ra-
kastetulle. Jos teiIa on jokin joka on ystavyyden, sukulaisuu-
den taikka rakkauden STELLA sidottu teihin ia tie haluatte namat
slteet uJlttaa ia uudistaa, taikka tahdotte voittaa jonkun rakkau-
den, min paras joululahja on hieno kultakello. ia tie olette tilaf-
suudessa saamaan sen melta ilmaiseksi.
Koulumme on onut onnelinen saamaan suuremmoisia lahioi-
tnksla taman vuoden aikana. ia johtokuntamme on ~paattanyt
kayttaa sanotut varat opinhaluisten henkh0jen innostamiseksi
kayttamaan hyvakseen kirjevaihtokoulumme tarjoamaa suurta IT,
iaisuutta ltsensa kehlttamiseen, englanninkielen taydeliseen oppi-
miseen ia parempiin o~osuhteismn ia toimin seka suurempiin 81
saantuloihin paasemiseksi.
lnnostaaksemme opinhaluisia henkiloita oppimaan englannin-
uelen klrJevaihto kurssimme kautta, olemme ~paattaneet antaa
oppllaIle jotka ennen joulupaivaa alkavat englanninkielen kurssin
koulussamme, muistolahjaksi yhden kalisarvoisen Id karatin kul-
talsen (gold-filled) kellon, SAMOA joita me jo ennenkin olemme
|lahjottaneet oppilailemme ia joista olemme saaneet min monet
kiiokset.
Nalsta kellolsta pienemmat kenokauppiaat saavat maksaa teh-
taaseen $500 kappale ia ottavat niista tavalisesti S35y 90 mvv-
.dessa.
Pyytakaa nyt heti selostusta englanninkielen kursseista etta
saatte taman kelon.
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE.
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