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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Izfrgt fnsTy's IRE ',s. 'ne
EnyliEh fear tbs, tne Germans
nzys gecr~' = day = tonne under
the EhgIisp cssDoe. ard Hiil larc
,rr,,Ds m English soil through
MS channel. Probably he
Csrnaos are diggirg 4 '1nuel
under The Atlantic oeean slDo ~
land troODs on American soil.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
School Notes.

Miss Nae Carter o. Sterling. g
former primary teacher here. was
z visitor at school Friday after
rC1a.
Txo physicians ara 9 dentist
from Lswto1 were ~ SCHOOL Fri
1ar afternoon examining the
.eetn. syes. ears. noses and
tnrosts Of the pupils.
Ernnine Do,son and Louis
Schurn-r- of the high school
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks south cas-, Of town.
Velna Barrett was a new pu-
pil las, week in the intermediate
room.
A. nc pie supper Friday night
2l5.3 80 vas cleared for the bene.
Fl Of the high school girls bas-
ket ball team.
Miss Edna Richardson was a
rev pupil in tie eighth grade
Tuesday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Any sJbacribers that are in
arrears and have ho csgh ~ pay
~ ran briuy in a few bDshols ~
corn Or ksifir which ne Will p~-
cspt On subscription d, the mar
set price
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
Coal, Yes, Coal.

When in Fletcher remember
that ! nm engaged IN the coal
hnsinoss NJ the Ilallum Wagon
Yard, ! nm here for business
aud To stay. Best lump coal at n
reasonable price.
Adv. Jesse +. Cable
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Mrs. d. l.. Hinckley and two
daghtcrs returned this after
from u visit with relatives ai
New Boston and other Texas
points. Rev. IIinclSley met them
on the way a. he returned from
conference and accompanied
them home.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
Notice To The Public.

/ must have 300 bales Of cot
ron within eight weeks: brig
your cotton to Elgin aRd viii
pay top price for good cotton.
ADV. W. +. WATSON.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
Farmer Champion


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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
CHAMPION CLUB OFFERS

Any subscriber the Farmers Champion who p.vs onv
his subscription and pays in advance to Sent
49, 1915 get any Of the following club offer. one
year for only zoe extra you have your Champion sub
Oorp,ion paid In advance ak months then you nav zoe
aud yet the Champion ak months longer and any one
of tho following lists for ono year.
Cmh oher NO L. Cmb OUer No Z. Club 0Hcr No g.
up.to.nate Farming Mo, Valley Farmer Woman's World
Poultry Post Peoples Pop Monthly Gent 10 W M ~
lene ihir Home Magazine Farm And Home
1hs lioessho" f"'m Ana Home Better Fasnng
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Sec II Z. Wettengcl for insur-
nrcc. farm loans. real estate. In
diana silos and notary work.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
The Local Paper.

When you hear n man ancer.
Inv ~ the local paper because IL
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20
Loca. news isenns

z Stc-s XII have so--ethirr
70 szy ssIt week. OK for j. acF
Mr. 7. 2 B@rre. -aie
tFzssrsss TIP % LzE.or SztEr-
DAP
J n Wi.lhi:e went :. L.E.on
- bgsiDSs Saturday returning
SgYdzy
Miss Cara Rsy yi1i,ed over
S-nd.y wiih Miss Nae Carter Il
Staring.
SEE tae Oh RELIABLE ,t.ou.
tsose extra me crackers snc
eDJLlss. A1y.
Hrs. X. v H5Ter was pas
sergsr u Lz~ton Saturday On
business.
Misses Nellie Diiiberg ard e.
zera Rose went ~ LzwtJn Sat
4-jay "a OJsinesss.
4 2Ood second hand bicycle for
see cheap. Inquire a. the II II
I jenkins home. Adv
J. y. Durd and fsrnily moved
here from Fletcher Monday into
! the Easkst. resioencc Yves, &
I the Badger yards.
A. Zimmerman. who vas here
visiting A. TIE home Of his neph.
eB. II. 7. Wettengcl. returned 70
{ Oklahoma Ci,y Saturday.
e. u. Wolcott returned Thurs
dag from La,gtOu, ;he federal
jury having been dismissed until
Monday.
J. s. Virgins moved Tues lay
from the 4. e. Choens house 20
Gated ole b'ocf east Of tie lem
I pie buiidig'y. II The house neal
Mrs. Cremer's.
/ Nov is the tine and the Old
, ( liable is he place 10 bIY yoI.
uecrssitic5 jrf9re ,hey go hiHa
err: every tay you Wait viii cjs.
you something. ADV.
W.H.DlInt returned Tuesday
rrpm south western fJya, whera
he spent the SIMMER. Hg says
the crops thc'e nearly all drown
Cd out this year.
Mrs. Y. l. Knowles and daugh
ter, Mrs B. N. Sparlin. lett
Monday for a visit in Chickasha
and Oklahoma City after which
they will attend the expositioa !"
San Francisco.
John Cost was transacting bus.
mess in Lawton Saturday and
while there saw a fight between
a merchant and newspaper mar
and expects TO be called as q
witness to same.
Y. r.. Porley and Monta Ben.
nett, Ruel Wolcott, James Ilagle,
Albert Crcmer, Clnud Wippins.
Misses Linda Crawford and None
HAYES were callers in Lawton
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon
came in from Chict1sha last
week for n short visit at tho
homo OF hi mother. Mrs. y.
West. leaving Saturday for
Burkburnctt. TEXAS. where he
will have q half interest in a ga
rage.
Mrs. d. l.. Hinckley and two
daghtcrs returned this after
from u visit with relatives at
New Boston and other Texas
| nnin,e Pau HinpltInv mot thpru
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon
came in from Chic'psha last
week for short visit at tho
homo Of hi mother, Mrs. T..
West. leaving Saturday for
Burlburnett. TEXAS, where he
will have a half interest in a ga
rage.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

John Cost was transactinP bus.
mess in Lawton Saturday and
while there saw a fight between
a merchant and a newspaper mar
and expects TO be called as q
witness to same.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

ASK the Old Reliable about
something special that is being
worked out. Adv
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Y. r., Porley and Montn Ben.
nett, Ruel Wolcott, James Ilagle.
Albert Crcmer. Clnud Wipcins.
Misses Linda Crawford and Mona
HAYES were callers in Lawton
Saturday evening.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Mrs. Y. l. Knowles and daugh
ter, Mrs. b. N. Sparlin. lett
Monday for a visit in Chickasha
and Oklahoma City after which
they will attend the expositioa ~
San Francisco.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Club 0Tcr No. 3.
Wonan's World
Gentle W o m an
Farm And Home
Better Farminr
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

VIII. plInt returned Tuesday
from south western lJya, wner
he spent the SUMNER. He Say 6
the crops thcre nva.ly all drown
Cd out this year.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-20

Nov is the tine and the Old
( liable is he place 10 bIY yoI.
neccssitics arf9re ,hey gp hiAa
er: every Cay you Wait viii cis,
you something. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Time Is Here When the People Of Tulsa
Must Get Together on Water Proposition

For nearly three years fighting
question Tulsa At last the entire community seems
Tulsa and reaable supply
good drinking water day in the delivered through the
diversity subject The World
getting the citizens of Tulsa united on some plan 1t has none OF
atye after careful and complete investigation of all plans
be taken by all citizens At present tho
had but there is no telling how long the present quality may be
ohanab people that the character Of
source subject
had the that Of
purposes spring
which
srncc how long this condition win continue and even with the
all domestic purposes
Tulsa adequate supply Of good drinking
proper efforts forth this city would easily double
population the
greater portion people
the city water
step crystalizng
the Chamber of Commerce o'clock Monday
August This meeting will be everybody II
present that will be indication
interested helping to solve the question 1t will be
growth Tulsa will be indication you perfectly
satisfied allow this drift still
city the kind of that demanded civilized
pocrasnang had than hundred miles
Of $4,000 900 has found
time the people Tulsa together
all supply equal
difficult thing
encountered is the indifference
dollars being Tulsa purchase
satisfied grow but do not stop with gow and help
action that will remove the occasion for complaint
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30

NONE WAS INJURED
Entire City is Now Pa
trolled by American Ad-
miral and Force.

UTASHINGTON, July 29.-Amer-
w lean marines landed at Port
Au Prince, Haiti, last night, encOun-
tered resistance which was overcome
without casualties among the sailors
The following message from Admiral
Capcrton was given out at the navy
department late today:
Landing forces established in city
Slight resistany during early part OF
night as advance was being made.
This resistance easily overcome. no
casualties our forces Am procl cding
TO d'sarm Haitien soldiers ana
civilians today"
The message was the first intima-
ton received by the navy department
that CapertOn's men from the cruiser
Washington had met resistance.
Previous dispatches merely said he
had established his landing force
ashore and placed a guard about the
French legation. His first report,
however. suggested that "a regiment
of marines be sent TO Port Au Prince
to enable him 20 police the entire city.
Has Force of 100.
Admiral Caperton's force was in
creased today by the arrival Of 100
collier Jason. IN all he has between
400 and 500 marines and bluejackets
for shore duty, backed up by the guns
of the cruiser. No arrangem rts had
been made tonight to send him addi-
tiOnal marines.
The French crusicr Des Cartes
reached Port Au Prince from Cape
Haitien today. A small force from
the United States survey yacht Eagle
was landed at the latter place to
guard the French consulate which
has opened its doors to refugees from
Port An Prince. Officials said nc
representations had been made by tho
French government regarding the
violation Of the French legation at
Port Au Prince.
No advices have been received OF
the status Of the government Of Haiti
since President Guillame was assassin
ated. 1t is assumed the rebels are in
control.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Either Relieve Situation or
Take Consequences,
is Its Tenor.
THOUSANDS STARVING
IN CITY OF MEXICO


WAsHINGToN July 2'.-Do-
w manding in name Of humanity
that food be permitted to reach tho
starving people of Mexico city urg-
ont representations were sent by the
state department tonight to General
Carranza, villa and Zapata. The
notes declare avenues of transporta-
tion to Mexico city must be opened
to provision trains.
Although the text of the rcpresCn-
tatiuns was not made public, II IS
known that the document is a fore
runner Of a more definite demand
that Mexican factions end their strife
and establish government
Officials believe General CarranZa
at Vera cruz is in a position to keep
the railroad to Mexico city from
Vera Cruz open for transportation Of
food at least as far as Pachuca and
that either he or Zapata in Co-opera-
ton with Villa can control the line
beyund that point The dispatch de-
manding that the road be opened and
kept open was signed gy Secretary
Lansing tonight and went forward
Immediately to American representa-
tivcs at Vera Cruz, TorreOn and Mex
leo City
official reports from Mexico City
today said there was actual starvation
there and that conditions were worse
than ever. People Of all classes are
suffering for food although there Is
money in plenty to purchase it
A message from Vera Cruz detailed
an assault upon an American citizen
ne.c Pucbla. 1t served further TO
arouse officials here to the extreme
gravity of the situation.
New Mexican Division
A new division of Mexican affairs
was created today in the state depart
mcnt Heretofore Mexican relations
have been handled by the division OF
Latin-American affairs. Leon j. Can
ova was appointed chief Of the new
division.
Advices to the American Red Cross
from Charles J. O'COnnor, their spe-
cial representative, directing relief
Continued on Page SiX)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Weeping Slightly, Mrs.
Becker is Unable to Move
New York's Governor.
mot A SAINT, BUT rs
NOT FOUL MURDERER"
High Executive Displays
Signs of Nervousness
and Much Worry.
noUGHKEEPsIE. n. y, July 29.-

DOUGHKEEPSIE n. y, July o.
i In (. dimly-nghted room of the
Nelson house here tonight Mrs
Charles Becker pleaded futilely with
Governor Whitman 10 commute her
husbands sentence to life imprison-
ment.
Weeping slightly but maintaining
such control that the governor later
remarked admiringly on her com
posure, she based her apepal solely on
her belief in her husbands innocence.
There was no offer either by her or
John b. Johnston, one Of Becker's at
torneys who accompanied her, to eX-
pose anything in exchange for the
convicted mans life
Governor, l know Charlie is no
saint" was her repeated assertion
"but he is not the foul murderer he
has been branded"
The governor was visibly affected
but shook his head negatively.
81 cannot" he said, but I want
you 70 feel free to tell me everything.
II there Is anything that you know
that you think would help your hus-
band or that | should know, YOU may
tell it to me with the fullest assurance
that it will be absolutely confidential. ."
Only Of Innocence.
There is nothing to tell" Mrs.
Becker replied. II only know he is
Innocent"
The conference between Mrs.
Continued On Page six.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Chronology OF
Becker Case

NEW YORK, July 29.-Her-
man Rosenthal, the gambler, for
whose murder Charles Becker
was sentenced to die in the cleo
trio chair was shot to death by
hired gunner in the early morn
ing Of July 16, 1912, in front of
the Hotel Metropole on Forty
third street, a few steps from
Broadway. The murder vas the
swift elimination of Sensational
charges made a few days before
by Rsonethal against Becker. in
which Rosenthal asserted that
Becker, then head Of the strong
arm squad of detectives, freely
sold police protection and had ac-
Cumulated thousands Of dollars
Of graft money.
Rosenthal went further than
that. He swore that Becker was
his silent partner in a gambling
enterprise that failed and that
Becker, angered by losses where
he expected large profits, raided
the Rosenthal establishment and
drove Rosenthal out Of business
by stationing uniformed police
men on his premises day and
night.
Murder Roscnthal.
These charges were published
and District Attorney Whitman
began an investigation of them.
He summoned ROsenthal to the
criminal courts building and lis
tened to his story An appoint
ment was made with ROscnthal
for the next day. Before the
time came, Rosenthal was muir
dered
When the assassins had done
their work, they ran across the
street. jumped into a gray auto
mobile. which was waiting at the
curb, and whirled away uptown.
A bystander caught the license
number Of the car.
District Attorney Whitman. no.
titled by telephone of the mur-
der, reached the police station
where Rosenthals body lay be-
fore dawn. He aroused his de-
tectives from their sleep and
spread "A dragnet over the city for
the murder car. 1t was found be-
IOIe nlEnl. lls uIlNtE, lOulh
Shapiro. and Louis Libbey, part
owner, were arrested and Mr..
Whitman asserted openly in an
emphatic statement that the pO-
lice had abetted the murder.
New York city, already inter
ested in the charges of the police
corruption. responded to the news
of the murder as If to a call to
arms. Becker, who had been the
chief target Of Rosenthal's ac-
cusations, was openly suspected.
He was relieved of his command
of the Strong Arm Squad and
transferred TO the Bronx. Jack
Rose. his graft collector. walked
into the criminal courts build
ing the day after the murder and
surrendered to the district attor-
ney. declaring he had nothing to
fear Harry NallOn and Bridgie
Webber, gamblers and friends Of
Continued on Page Two.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Even Allies Admit that Po-
lish Capital is Almost
Certain to Fall.
RUSSIANS EVACUATE
While West is Calm All In
terest is Claimed by
Eastern Battle.

EHEEE are signs that momentous
l. events are happening around
Warsaw. II the evacuation Of the
Polish capitol has not already begun,
IL is believed in many quarters that
the withdrawal Of the Russians is not
far off,
At various points in Poland the Rus
slams continue TO check the Austro-
Germans in their efforts to encircle
Warsaw, but tho consensus Of views
Of the military critics Of the Petro-
grad newspapers seems to point to
the fear that the Russians will not
long be able to keep back the tre-
meudous pressure Of the Teutonic
allies.
Neither the Germans nor the Aus
TRANS are making claim to any new
advances along the semicircular line
which runs from the Baltic provinces
across the frontier Of Galicia. on the
contrary they admit the Russians on
the Narcw front southeast of Warsaw
in the Cora Kalwarya region and in
northern GaliCia near SOkal arc bar
ring their wiy with heavy counter
attacks and that the situation north
of the Niomen river and In the south
east I'm the Lublin district generally
is unchanged.
Russians to Retreat.
Despite this, however, PctrOgrad's s.
journalistic war observers, after con-
versations with COMPETENT military
authorities seemingly are stimulat-
ing their readers for ney retreat
by the Russians. They ask hat the
Russians view the events about TO
transpire with confidence and tran
guilty and 10 maintain their faith
in the glorious Russian army until
such time as II shall undertake de-
cisiye aggressive to break once for
all the power of the stubborn
enemy"
The Reich says the Russians will
retire eastward to new defensive po-
sitions along the line Of the fortresses
Of Kovno, Grodno and Brest Litovsk.
These points lie just outside the Polish
border on the east Such move
would give the Germans and Austrians
full possession Of the $4,000 square
miles Of Poland and its population of
over ten million.
Another newspaper says that 70
German divisions all the German
cavalry and a big part OF the Austro-
Hungarian army are operating against
Russia and urges the evacuation OF
the fortresses on the Narew- Nistula
line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Sapulpa Water Good.

Special 20 The World
SAPULPA, July 2Q.-That the
water supply Of Sapulpa Is perfect and
free from any alkaloids, is the state-
ment of City Chemist A. q Framptou,
who has just concluded an extensive
test.
Sapulpa obtains her water supply
from the big lake south OF the city
and reports have been circulated Of
late 90 the effect hat the water was
polluted and not fit for use.
There Is absolutely no cause for
alarm. according TO Dr. Frumpton,
who says Sapulpa has the best water
supply of any city In this section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Order Restored.

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, July 80.
The American forces which have been
landed here have restored order.
Both Haltien soldiers and civilians
have been disarmed and there is little
sign now OF the rising which for wo
days previously had kept Port Au
Prince in a panic The French cruiser
Des Cartos has arrived and a British
cruiser is expected momentarily. No
French forces have been sent ashore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Generally
fair Thursday and Friday
TULSA, July 27.-The temperature.
Maximum %, minimum TO- South
winds and clear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-30
Easiland Dnmage Suit.

CHICAGO, July PA suit FOR
damages growing out of the Eastland
accident was filed here today by Mrs.
Jethro r. Beel jr. She asked $4,000
from the owners of the steamer for
the Death Of her husband.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01

fG mistGGn paifeufiisto iGifGbtdneet.
Oleinen tlilo olifin bptpitt runIas. Sa
mposfin ipbGmelliiet fiitofiet nimit-
tdin Mile iuomalailille liifemiebiIle
Sebefasia, jotfa ontoipat Iabioiaan
minimum Scr. u. Selppi ia Grit Gull
man, iotfa paljon atpnstipat meiodn
jubIia. Yleinen trtlo oil $161,10.
Wenopuolta en- ole ioonitt pielG full
Ia t1tG firjoittaiSia, moait aripioin
eta iGcnnos tlilee oIemaon pboefiGn-
fpmmenen bollorin paifoille.
&irieenpaibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01
Observation-Disclosures.

S6sta p6ipGstG oIfaen tiiIee posti-
iddstolaitos oIemoan atpoin faifilIe
10 nuotta tapttdneilIe ia iitG nan-
bemmille benfiI0ine @merifasia. ga
ban asti OH postipanffiin bpnGfipttp
paroia ainoastoan benfiIon tiiobesia
ne iinne talletettapafii, fpaan tdstd
pdipGstd alfain poiooan Militia lGbet.
tGd postin mdlitpfielIG tolIetettamaf.
Fl. T6md mliiitos eli forious on JOB.
tiiniit iiitG, fun m~ooieuoriIla misiG
minfG1nlaiiia taIletiiSpoiffoia ei ole,
otpot peoonneet ballitufien postiipir-
foiIiioibin, eta BELLE mponnett6iiiin
oifeus postin mdIitpfielIG IGbett6d ra.
boiaan postiiGGstOponffiin.
3oImos opulaispostimestori 8o-
ibingtonista onfin len ioboosta lao
tinrt oiiat iiiben frntoon eta faiffi
on molmiino t1std p6ipGstd aIfaen,
ioloin panffiiGriestelmG postin pd-
IitpfieIId woooon oIfoo. 3oiffi tor.
wittapat paperit. toimintoa marten Dc
mot DoImiina ia IGbetct6Gn niitd 10.
foiieen pienimpGdnfin postitoimis-
toon josta benfiIoiIld on tiIoiiuus
niitd iaaoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01
Sebefa, Mimm.
&eiGfuun 26 b. 1915.

&eidfuitn 26 p. 1915.
= YlGtpfien p%anipat naapurit toi-
meen Scr. Mrtgi,st gtbon talolle ipn-
tpmGpGimGn ioboosta gliigustiIIe A
p. t. f., ia miiifieIle pantiin pllGtps
t. t. 81 p. ipntpmGpdimGn iobbosta,
iomasia paifasia, iobon emdnndt oIi-
mat Iaittaneet monenlaiiet leinofiet
joita nalitittiin fobmin fansia pnnd
beoelmiG. SIinatpa Iaittaneet oifeen
fpnttilG-feefit eli mitG taifamaista ie
Iienee oIlrit. Sta fuIui bpfpin rat-
toiiasti. Hiioret IarIoimat monta
larliia nrflin i1estpffellG.
l1ieampia miiifii6 on tebnpt bp.
min onnelIiiia ulfomadn matfoia.
@iimefii Nrs. Cinnamon toi tulles-
iaan terpeen poian SaniIe. Niin
mpos Mrs. 2imi toi tertpeen poian
@meIiIIe, iosta miebet onfin bptuin
naitrrsia iuin. Nrs. 4pro fe fiiiten-
fin oil etetpin, fosfa tot fafii tptGr-
I'd.
SSfar Bi1tiffa tiili perbeineen
@nblesta ia aifoo diettua maaIleen
aiiimaon. SSfarilla on 10 faiiipat
olIiit tGGIIG maa. &uoIeman faiitta
menetti Ssfar pbben ~Iapiistaan. sc
oil oIIiit 10 fipid IGbtiesid ia fun
pG6ii Sebefan tipoIIe, Min ie fuoli.
"a p. toimitettiin baiitous ia bait
toitfien toimitti post. SO. Inttonen.
Gee Subonnus-iubIot on oIIeet ia
menneet, ei ole fun baitSfn muisto j1-
.Iell6. Obielmoa oil riinioasti ia fam
iao iitd runiaommifL poiffa julian
eoeIIiiend iItono oil iiffosiIma ia
ronffaiooe, eta oil tiet bpmin mdrGt
.iiibIopdimdn aainiina. Siitd buoIi-
malta of aiitoia eta milf. Ieip
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-01
Sartansienrpja beimGfmnIIa:

3 p. Mangosia 8iblaian tpanbaIIa
fouluIIa flo 7 in.
A b. Mangosia Scr. q. @nstaf-
ion'in talosia flo 10 e. PIP.
A p. Sbingtonisia q. BirffoIan ia.
Iosia flo 3 ip.
5 b. beratpsiublat &ice 2afen fir
foSia flo 1 pGipGIlG.
6 p. Sairbanfs'isia Scr. 8ebma.
fen talosia flo IL p.
II p. Sinlapion'isia flo II up. ia
flo s in.
II b. @eatperiSia firfosia flo 3 ip.
Is p. $. eft. pbtepbesid flo II op.
Is b. Settle &iperiuG Baappaien
foliliilIo flo Z III.
10 p. @rosbpsia faiipungin fouluI-
Ia fIo8 III.
20 ia 81 b. 8raineroisia flo s iu.
Mnista bartausieuroista iImoite.
taan mpobemmin.
SGsid iamaIia iImoitan eta oioit.
teeni, iofa tGbGn asti on ollirt Sill
bert, Minn., tulee b%einGfuiin 5 pGi-
man jGIfeen olemaar Sinlapion,
@inn.
6. o.. MiSianen.