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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27


oiars Saturday night. the membership
now numbering 30. The list is still
omen. and all Who wish to join are in
vited ia do so. Mrs. Frank c. Frickey
has been chosen president. the boarc
of managers. consisting Of Miss Mary
Scboettle, Frank G. Frickey and Hedda
Swart. Rehcarsals are held at the First
! Congregational church
The Young people Of the First Con
qregational church and members Of the
/ Christian Endeavor society will enjoy
social gathering at the parsonage to
morrow evening, The women S unloI
parlors tomorrow afternoon fcc a bust
ness meeting and social hour.
The session of the North Salem Won.
on s clb. AZ the home of Mrs Ada
Teal Wilson. 1880 North Hood street
Yesterday afternoon was well attend
cd. n1mber OF new members being
voted in. Mrs. Mary Newton, who has
held the secretaryship of the club for
some time. resigned. owing to her de-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27
Mrs. Green Not Told : ,
'''' Of Husbands PERL

SAN Francisco, May ~ res' Az
that the news of the torpcGolngy gysbrar 4
American Hawaiian steamship NJ. N,s /.
kan off Fastnct would cause 'S,. n,S " A, \
s Green. wife Of the conllllannu', ,nl,v mi
sbin. TO collapse, her mo'nCtlaj, o'otn,,j ,e
Wrs, Maria sangcnborg' mas ,r., ie,Oi; Gr,st
diynlge the whereabouts OF hi', .,sr,sl T,
an, and ''s Is making every effort @ to ,Ip,i1Gt p'
bcr from learning of tne ma ss
TIr Throc ,'V' wear old Franklin Green " III al
Of the captain, gladly inform iniorioi' ''
Icrs Tr that "daddy is alright. IT,. If t,m
W. @Mrs. Green has been t.. GU, dr ., ys,s |
durino Inc last three wc'Ns ~ ,oliy
tu,,,'5 tior, y @ said Mrs, sangcgbors ,,,, G 4.
"Sbc is not i'll but we iStn,, isas 'Ir' on hct
nows SHs would have a bad ,.. eiie'i 4 ~ even
C1'ccTTsSconcntiy 1'cTS we are trying ,Il from ,1 hc
way 10 conceal the ne|S .e, poft 10
a safety we will advise h'r '"'
safe. - 5I,.. m.
~ . ,Ic two mcn to murder MN '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27
BEND IN SOCIAL NEWS.

The Capital Journal is al
ways glad to print social news
from outside Of Salem, and will
appreciate anything of this
kind sent in over the telephone
or by mail. In sending in news
the writer's name should al.
ways be signed, not for publica.
tion, but as a guarantee that
the matter is reliable. We do
not print anything sent in un-
less we know the author Of it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27
Court House News


The suit of John S. Dunlavy against
Britt Aspinwall, which was heard in
the circuit court yesterday before
Judge Galloway, was continued. The
plaintiff asks $50 damages for the
alleged Withholding of 81 acres Of
land by the defendant.
A suit was brought in the circuit
court yesterday by b. f. Broughey
against +, Hawley and john Gremmels
to collect $50 alleged to be due on a
promissOry note. In addition TO the
interest the plaintiff asks for $25 as
attorney fees. Mclnturf & Mclnturf
are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The county court yesterday issued a
new order in the matter OF the peti'
ticn Of the Stayton 4 Fern Ridge Mu-
tual Telephone company resembling a
former order issued by the court and
permitting the Pacific Telephone 4
Telegraph company W pecupy the north
Stayton to M.ehama. 1t is further or
dered that the wires shall be erected
and maintained at q distance cf al
least 10 feet from the surface of tn,
road and that the Pacific telephon,
line shall be kept in a manner so al
not to interfere with the operation O.
the line of the stay ton & Fern Ridg,
company. 1t is required that the Pa
cific Telephone company shall be re
sponsible for all accidents caused b,
the poes and wires Of its lines aht
the transmission Of power ON this line
also the line shall not interfere will
ditching or working the road, and tn,
company shall remove all debris O
trees cut during the construction Of it
line
An order from Judge Bushey toda,
n,,tb,v,g,I a n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27

An order from Judge Bushey today
authorized 5, NJ, Mckay, Of Brandon,
Manitoba, Canada, to take deposition
of Mrs. Mona Saywrght relative to the
will Of Elzo j, Wichter, which has been
admitted ia probate in this county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27

The milk of human kindness is usu.
ally distributed IN rather small cans,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27

Appearances indicate that the aver
age man doesn't get much beauty
sleep.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27

49, oc l1c -,,--i- two mcu to murder NIL" '''
rose of his body
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-27

The Elite Embroidery society is
meeting with Mrs NJ. Eoff in North
Salem this afternoon.
The Salem symphony orchestra, vii.
liam Wallace Graham, Of Portland, di.
rector, added a number of local musi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09
CURIOUS CHANGES NOW
IN GREAT
A AROUND CHINA


tNrH1..1''l Press Correspondence
f'kIrf Aur H" Tho rr''I N1Ii
vhl.n haas surrounded thr city ur prh.
ing Tor many ."u. u.os lf u'"'I'Hlnf
Hu lII charge r,aus be- ''l
u". % H mr'rI.1. .Nfw "Hu mime
r'I'. I. a.nE 'hr"us. tar .rr'' ".I
l.I. sd' n1H t"" gates except 'h'
front Nnrr" an extra central sue
the Chi'n-mcu. leads directly u'n
'nn fnrl.dd,a city. the central ru"lus
1901" uf Picking This '.lru-mon. "r
front HHI". .7 f"r one most seriously
crowded with trHflD % sn' tradition
1902 t' the present dIH hns newer pet
fu.rrrl b. 'H Hn ouIlrsud u"r ouF
other srru III. Hy Nr..cH u'Ir Do boo ur-
der o." r.I.U|" 'hD CONGESTION Of r.rh-
shau CARTS. uuuHr.H. motor. rr..
..u.D.H H"i heavy laden human beasts
u. burden COOLIES.
Tho present republican government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09
115 Conventions
1T FRISCO IN
co DAYS
More Than Fifty Live Stock,
Poultry and Allied Associa-
tons to Gather There Before
End of the Exposition.

san Francisco. oct. s.-Assorted
conventions and congresses TO the
number OF It's are scheduled for the
last two months OF the Fanama-Pa-
cific International exposition at san
Francisco, which began October Z and
Will end December e. Of these 81
are international and national In char
nctcr. the balance being gatherings OF
state organizations and associations.
More than so live stock and poul-
try associations will gather NJ the cx-
position for conventions. exhibitions
and competitions during the latter
half OF October and continuing
through October. Thousands OF horse.
cattle. sheep. swine, goultry and pet
stock fanciers and breeders will gath
er 20 display their choicest products
n 20 hold conferences which VIII
cove all phases OF animal Burbank
ing"
Hundreds of Thousands OF delegates
M visitors have attended the 200 or
more exposition conventions since
February and much praise has been
given the officials Of the great worlds
lair on the manner IN which the work
~ the ORGANIZATIONS was made excep-
u0naily profitable and entertaining by
the cyposltion's varied exhibits. which
are IN fact a wonderful school OF edu-
cation in themselves.
II Is conceded by al who really
know that October Is the best out
door month OF the year In san Fran
cisco, with plenty OF sunshine n no
vim or fogs to speak OF. For that
reason delegates and visitors who are
planning TO attend the October con-
Nentions may be assured OF the very
best weather conditions All OF the
exposition buildings. together with
b wonderful flower beds and gar
dens, are In some ways even more at
tnctiye than earlier in the year. Each
days program contains music by the
worlds most famous artists and
handsmene special events on the big
'Jel Zone" horse racing and live
stock shows and other features.
One Of the finest horse shows and
pnEeants eve held In Ameri1a is now
going on az the exposition and will
continue until October 10. when the
1--we stock shows will begin. Many
OF the most famous horses OF Amer
ica's best stables will compete for
prizes assregating hundreds OF thou
sands Of dollars and the same Is true
Of the other live stock shows. The
poultry shows viii be held In Nnvem-
Der and they promise TO attract many
visitors and poultry fanciers from an
directions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09
GERMAN URGES A
MORATORIUM IN
CHRISTIANITY

Associated Press Correspondenccj
Berlin, Sept. ga moratorium
~ Christianity Il proposed By a
writer in the Chflstiche Welt one Of
the leading religious Journals Of Ger
many. The writer urges that in a
Wpr or this character, where ruthless
ness OF an unparalleled type is dis
play ed and where the very rudtments
OF Christianity are ignored. it would
De wise, n Christianity Is 20 be main
tanned. that II should not be preached
or taught during the continuance Of
the war
The writer. who states thar he il
o serviag a; the front. says ne Is
convinced that wal Itself is an eN!-
denee that for the time-belag cyiI Is
~ peFmost in the world. n Is ~
though n were obliged 20 lay aside
ones humanity and 10 ~rellnquish 40
that distinguished a Christian man.
IL In mockery 20 ask men with blood
stained hearts 90 approach the table
OF the Lord
The hEhting In the trenches. con
taues tho article, Is OF such a charac-
Ter mat every feeling 90 religion and
"Vefy inclination 90 prayer ceases. ct
d not Christian teaching that "a man
Wahis uE he comes fresh from the
lrfhtful hell nf the trenches. War
~ a PHENOMENON which the church
fhtuld not De able 90 bless n be- OBJ
posed % every essential Of Christian
IVY, n the sooner "a moratorium for
Christianity Is declared the better.
There should be- no more church u0n-
sense o The e|nHobllns ard pur.-
iyinR ELECTS az war. For hundreds
Of thousands oi men m the front. men
who once believed in the faith. the
moratorium BIZ already in effect when
they return from the bl-ood-soaFed
battlefront their Christianity viii be-
~ "a different order. ana tlry uIII In-
siN upon the church adopting % dr..
iefcnf Christianity"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09
Upon
PRISON LIFE IN
CONVENTION
Heads Of Penal Institutions
All Over Nation Gather In
Important Conference To-
day in Oakland, Cal.

Oakland. Cal, oct. 9.-omlciais %
penal and correctional institutions
from all parts OF the country. judges
and other officers OF courts. social
service workers and educators 20 the
number OF several hundred gathered
here today for the opening Of the an
nual convention OF the American pris-
on association. The sessions. several
Of which are e be held In the Eve
nings. will last through oct. -.
Practically every phase ~ society's
problems in dealing with the morally
delinquent will be presented to the
association by chosen speakers or In
the form Of reports from standing
committees Of the organization. The
discussions are to embrace the posi-
tive or negative influences which. act
Ing through herodity or environment.
cause the downfall Of the girl or boy
offender OF the first crime OF the ma
turc criminal; metrods OF e~radicating
these influences. the proper punish
ment OF the persistent offender. how
60 rescue the recruit criminal how 10
maintain discipline in penal institu-
,ions and when 10 parole or pardon
the inmates.
In these discussions the %wardens or
superintendents OF state institutions
are 10 play leading roles. the list OF
speakers including the following Off
Gals OF state establishments: T. p.
Sale. Raleigh. n. G.; Katherine Be-
ment Davis. New York: Amos w. But
Ter, Indianapolis; a. j.. q. Wells.
Frankfort, KY. Guy c. Hanna, Plain
field, Ind. q. ~ Llndley. Chippewa
Fails. Wis; Kenosha Sessions. In
d%ianapoiis.
Special reports are 10 be made by
the standing committees on prison
discipline. probation and parole. sta
tistics Of cerims. and criminal law
Reports are also 10 be heard from
the prison chaplaiBs' association. the
women's association and the associa-
ton Of governing boards which are
subsidiaries ~ the main organization
Among the jurists who will take
part In the convention are James p.
Gregory. Judge OF the criminal court,
Louisville. Ky, and j. +. Frick. a jus
tice q The supreme court Of Utah.
Joseph = Byers, Of Philadelphia, Is
president Of the association and will
preside over the general sessions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09
PICTURESQUE DETAILS
OF E FIGHTING
IN TOWERING ALPS

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
Geneva. Sept. 3O-Swiss soldiers
and guides bring some picturesque de-
tails of the fighting between Italy and
Austria In the Alps around Stelylo
Pass, min thousand feet high. and
the n~eighboring heights overlooking
the Valteline valley.
Steivio Pass L. an important back
door entrance into italy. threatening
Milan. IL was strongly fortified by
the Austrians and manned by a large
body Of mountain artillery. The Ital-
ians have similarly fortified other
passes nearby. and there are daily ar
tillery duels. while AZ night the whole
district Is swept By seRrchlights. Swiss
soldiers on sentry duty a few miles
away keep constant watch over the
scene. Near the point where the
Swiss, Italian and Austrian frontiers
meet there are several villages where
the inhabitants all speak n half dozen
languages ana dialects.
The principal pass was buried un-
der two feet OF snow when war began
between Austria and Italy, but the
Austrian Alpinists cleared q path
straight 20 the summit. and recently
fighting has been taking place above
the clouds, which gut on both sides
from view OF their bases n support
ing artillery below, so that they have
TO depend for orders and Instructions
on the field telephone.
The italian batteries on the lover
ridges obtained the exact range n the
summit Of the pass after q few ey.
pcrimcnts. and they keep up "a con-
tnual ~cannouade. firing through tn
clouds, Of course without seeing the
result OF their shots.
The Red cross workers on both
Sides experience the greatest Difficult
~ In reaching tho wounded NJ iso-
lated places in the upper ranges. The
nurses Boo his district must qualify as
skilled AlpiHists.
SmugFierE are making huge sIius
through dealings In tobacco. matches.
salt, and other articles whose export
is forbidden by an three countries.
Most ~ the smuERlUrs are young
women. who climb many thousand
feet into the passes with their 'itle
bundles Of goods The soidicrs sol-
insist on strict observance Of the
expectation rules In these -a6es. ard
even the officers buy their wares
gladly. Young Swiss women arc able
90 sell their five cent cigars al "a prof
n of ten or fifteen cents each. al
though the price is scarcely eKh0rbi-
tant when b. Is c%onsidero. hat the.
young woman must make a trip Of
several miles along the most pcTilOug.
mountain roads and run the risk Of
being shot ua "a oUv IA order 20 reach
her market
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09

DR.. Pinsou. secretary 81 tho board
of missions ~ Nashville Tenn, 1911.
preach ~ the Central pvrnue Metho-
dit church sunday morning and eve
ming
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09

The Womon's catholic order of
Fufestcrs VIII meet iu regular session
October l4th iu New Odd Fellows
hall The usual social and entertain
mrut viii follow The meeting.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Sorpparifbismbs ia @endiam Iebbet.

Riistiia Bie6omosti firioittaa:
9opoie Bremia on tpptpmdton
piittnufieemme, ettd fpipmps torppa-
rien uuofro-oian pitennpfiestd motif
tuIIa ratfaistiifii futiumaIla fofoon
mdGrdoifoiiet paItiopdimGt. 2eboen
buomoutiis o1ottaa acknowledgements
ie icfoittaa toiiiinia fp~lofra-aian pi.
tennpfien ia maofpipmpfien perrin.
pobioiien ratfaiiun, eifd ie nabt1n6s.
t; tieo6 mit16n torpporifpipmpfien
idIiheIpsta e6eIIiiilld moItiopdimilId
eifd t1mGn tpuo6en paltiopGinien to.
Tor nfutiumista fosfepista anomuf.
iista. Sitd patti tiisfin fenellefdan
muulIe FUN noiuoiemremialaiiine
pGlf6bt1iii p16b6n wastustaa lain.
Standardization fofoonfutiumista
ionfun fpipmpfien ratfaiiemiiefii me-
rutfecIla, ettei le ottaiii itielleen al.
faa t6mGn fpipmpfien f6iittelpd mar.
ten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
ie ainafaan ldbipdimind iaane raafa-
aineita. SonfunIaiiia toitpeita Iienee
pbtioIld fpitenfin raafa- aineen jam
tim ndboen.
Soferin iaanti maa1enballa.

Soferin piiute, iota on iaatu fofea
tiion tliostafin, tintiiu Sortapalosia
npfpiiin fipeGmmin fuin fosfaan en-
men. Iinoastaan bartpoisia Iiiffeis-
ia on iitd endd mpptdpGna ia 200
grammar i%uurimmisia erisid Ell iitd
ole mpptp. MifGli Sortatpalan Ga.
nomat otpat %iaaneet fuilla, ei ole tie.
bosiafaan iinne %iarrempia ioferimdd-
ria. Scum maafauppiaille Ell pitfiin
aifoibin ole mpptp iuurempia maGriG
ioferia, on m~aaieubulla paiite iangen
tuntupa. @nnen pitfGd Iienee plei-
ION baftc tott1ia olemaar ilrnar tGtG
iotapdimdistd tartpeainetta.
SoferipuIa alfaa 10 Sangosiafin
paipata. Monet fauppiaat ilmoitti-
mat marastonia loppuneen. Soliiii-
laitofien puolesta on toimeenpantu
tntfimls, fuinfa palion %faupungisia
on ioferia ia iuiiretfo parastot on
tullafin fa%uppiaalla, fertoo 2Gnii-
llriimaa.
S..Y. 8irger SaIlmanin puolesta
i6tettiin malitus Gi,opion IGGnin I'll.
pernoorinpirastoon iiitd, ett6 erGisiG
ianomalebti-uutiiisia oil mditettp toll
minimen ialanneen ioferinarasto-
jam. iotfa tie6ot iittemmin %ianottiin
oleman poIiiiilaitofielta perdiiin.
@alitufiesiaan toiminimi buomaiit.
tao mp0sfin ettG poliiiilaitofien to-
bolta on pafotettii liifettG miiiitta-
maan mppntitapoiaan iiten, etta iofe'
ria diff m~pptdipGnd i%uuremmisia. e.
risid fuin toiminimi of tabtonut
pniffa marastot olinat mGbGiiet, fer
foo Sapo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
WoifDfDm1s.

&uten 10 olemme maininneet, on
Huotii fieltdnpt moin miennin ia tbs.
ia fiellosta iobti,u, ettei Siiomenfaan
poita toistaiiefii moioa niebG &uot.
fin falitta gnelantiin. Samaten buo.
mautimme, eta moinnientimme moi
baan MT iulinnata Bietariin, josie
binnat ofpat tGIl1 fertaa erittGin for.
feat.
Sent on ilmoitettii, ettG moinpienti.
liiffeet otpat fGGnnDttGnet faiffi bal.
lusiaan olleet mott Yietariin. sos
pientiliiffeet nielG otuat ontaneei
meiiereilleen mdGrGpfien, ettei moitc
iaa enGG lGbettGG 8aaiaan, on iiitc
ieuraufiena,. ettd me fotimooslc
iGGmme Imam moito. 8ointarfos
tuSaieman BELLE iafamat paffotilal,f
Jet noipat iGdoG iuorittamatta, fosft
tarfastusaiema eli ole niioen toimit
tamista ~malpomasia. Mit1 taos I'M
lin paffotilaufiin tulee, min titsfin
pa niitG Doioaan ollenfaan eri noin
pieiien fesfen iafaa fila, ipoinipie
i1t tietDsti beti iiirtppGt iofo Bieto.
rim tai muiiaIIe mointarfastusaie.
man iaGOesiG ainafin toistoilefi
Baalaan. On ienmllofii tGrfeGtd
ettd beti, ennenfiiin poinpiiute ennGt.
tGd meitd abbistaa, aiiat iGriestetGGn
iiten, eta fotimaan tiIaufiet tuletpat
iuoritetufii entiieen tapann.
Bointarfastusniem. on fits eboot-
tomnsti pioettGmG buoIi iiitG, ettG
.lpoinDieidt iGttGpGt fufin oialtaan
tarpittnipan poim1GrGGn fotimaisto
fulutusta narten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Naiesteettirifp

&sfen antoi 8iipurin boipioifeus
pGGtofieniG Buumalan firfonfplGStG
fotoiiin olemaa puutaiparafauppias
u. 81. &alniota naStaan n~ostetusla
Observation-Disclosures. Oifeus fat-
fol toteen nGptetpfii ettd &aunio oil
marrasfuun 3 pn1 1915 Bulmalan
firfonfpIGsid iiiaitiepan faniafoulun
pibamaalla $. Sc. &eilarin funniao
louffoapollo taipolla pioellpt $. Wa-
iesteettinia m%uotoflitp., ionfa muofii
~bonioifeus barfitli o%iteafii tuomito
&aunion Observation-Disclosures 1 muo'
befii pnnfeuteen, iosta rangaistiifies.
to armabousfirian n%oialla fuitenfir
mathematician folmannes.
Biipurin bopioifeuoen eniinlGiieI.
Id oiastoIla oil GSfen toistamiieen e.
iilld 8iipurin faupungin tposid ole.
iuaa tpsmis g. NisiildG pastoan nos.
tettit maiestettirifosiuttu iiitG ettG
ban piime belmiflnlsia erGGSiG tilai-
~iuubesia %faupungin pumppubiioneel-
la oil pubunut Iouffaatpasti $. Sc.
9eiiarista. SppttGiGn pppnostd lp-
fdttiiu iuttu ioulufuun 7 pGiipGGn.
Biipurin bopioifeuoesia oil Gsfet-
tain eiiIId uuoeIleen 8GrtiilGn teb-
tanlta fotoiiin oIefpaa t~poniobtaiaa
W. Hartasta mastaon nostettl ma
jcsteettirifosiuttu iiitG eta ban oil e.
iof!ulllo 1914 8GrtiiIGn tebtoalIa
Iouirni!t s. Nt. 2eiiaria boIpefiipia
ia lortfoaipia ionoia. SnpttGi6n
p%pprnostd lpfattiin iiittu iouIufiiun
6 p6ip1Gn. i
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Suomen uutisia.
>-s0NrA~0NA~0NrE

2. TaIoienomistaiat, botellien,
maiataloien ia matfustaiafotien pi.
tdiGt pnnd mDSsfin pfiitpiiet bro-
nenstonbaItiiat eiipat iaa ottaa buo-
n%enstoibinia aiumaan alipGdlliffo-
human iGienid ia iotamiebid.
3. Sofa riffoo tGtG mGGr1pstG.
Iangetetaan enintGGn 5000 ruplan
iaffoon tai folmen frufarben man.
feus-. tai Iinnapanfeusrangaistiif.
ieen.
a. SGmGn m~dGrGpfien nouoatta-
miien malmominen iGtet6Gn fauplin-
geisid fomenoanttien ia miiisia aiu.
tuisia ~paifoisia pai%ffafunnan poIiiii.
%laitofien plimmdn pG1Ilifon tebt1-
mafii. HGiben benfiIoiben aiiana on
maioittaa ne alip1alliffofunnan idie.
net ia iotamiebet, iotfa iaaputpat o.
~iuttlibin paiffoibin ia eiittGpGt TO-
6istufiet oife~uoestaan olesfella pm.
beena oleipalla paiffafrinnalla.
Bobioiien rintaman armeiian yIi.
pddlIifon @iifunnan 10. t. pGGIIiff0
&enraalimaiuri
9ontcb-8 ruieipitscb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Kansan klrjeitd.
2eab, 9. Saf.
Morrasf. 81 p. 1915.

WtQrraSt. II y. 1910.
3aniaIlisieuraflrnnan m%uoiifofous
pibettiin fiitosp1ipGnd morrasf. %
b. Sibtori @iifin talolla. Sianottr
fofoufieen of barpinaiien runios
lluiia idieniG pbtpi ieurafuntaan pa
rifpmmentG.
@irfoiliioifii ipolittiin Mntti Mnt.
tia eiimiebefii ia mara.eiimiebefii
arel 2osga, Wiffo Biiori firiurifii
ia norafiriurifii Sacf &urtti, Sobn
BaIIi rabostonboitaiafii, 9aipio &or-
.pi ia Omar sSouffuri oiafonifii. See.
rGGiifii tiIiipot Gibtori &iffi enii-
mdiieIIe iplioiineIiGnnefielle, Sacob
&ofaIa toiielIe, genar Sailffiiri fol-
manneIIe. Tilit tarfastettiin ia OF.
feefIi loDoetttin. Habaa oil taSIas1a
$214.65.
Seurofunnan ompeluicura mDos
pitt iomalla muoiifofoufienia. Bir.
tuIiipat: Sobtaiafii Wrs.
s. Sauffuri, iparaIle Wrs. 6. 2affa,
firiurifii Nrs. SO. @aIIi, paraIIe
Wrs. 30. Naatus. robastonboitaiafii
8. Mlatalo. Gilt tarfastettiin
ia oifeefii Iopbettiin. @abaa fasiaB-
ia $35. 65, ionfa ieurn luoiputti ieura.
Human foSiaan ia min ollen ierra-
funnan fosiaon tuli $25O.3 % 2opufii
ompeluieura pani plos fablpipopoGn
iosta tuIi poptdrabaa $500, ioIIa ra.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
6~Ar-.AAr-~Ar-sa
xaaioriffOisten iOta,uantien fnletns.

&aaiariffoisten i~utaipanfien fnletns.
NifGIi Gin. 9gbl. fertoo, oipat ne
waifeu6et, iotfa waifuttimat wenG.
ldisten puolella iotauanfien waib-
toon millennium poitetit. 8en6lGi.
iet piranomaiiet opat Iauiuneet ettd
filietus idIleen moi tapabtia iulin.
nilIeen iamasia l~aaiuuoesia fnin to-
bdnfin iaaffa. $iliattain iaapni
Saaparmtaam 1873 iafialaista ia ito
paItalaista inipali6ia, ioista 6 up
ieeria. gnemmistonG owat eoelleen
it6maltalailet, ioita mainittuna pat
ip6n1 of 81, iafialaiiia oil 40.
2uIietus Safiasta tapabtllu eoel-
Ieen tdsmdIIiiesti. Eelleboreista iaa-
pui 200 iotilasta ia A upieeria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02

ia, ioista on bfii opettaian poifa ia
fafii mli,alta. &oulusia on npfpGGn
nelid oppilasta.
Colin foulu on monesta talosta II.
ieamman fiIometrin pdGsiG, ioten iiis
foulinfdpnti on banfala. Wrltto Ell
iaiii iefGGn ola eSteenG, fila foulrl-
la on fafii tilapaa buonetta ilnri f.
I'd norten, ettG etGiiimmGt oppilaat
moipat iiellG aiua. HGibin buonei-
fin mnbtuiii lillta lapiia, fun Daon
niitG iinne tuotaiiiin. sos puolct-
fam fplGn foulliifdiiistG tuotaiiiin
fouluun, min plan iiind oliii tGpii op.
pilasmGGrG. &oulun emf puoiina oil
oppilai6en lifu runfaampi, mutta
mime ipuoiina on ie aipan ipabaiief-
ii fGpnpt, fumes NIT nGpttGa iilta
fiiin foulil aiipan loppua tefiii.