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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

Dzisiaj SWAT tax znieczulonym
jest ma widok nedzy i cierpien, re
o litosci mowy bye ME moze.
Wspomnienie ojakiejkolwiek spra
wiedliwosci jest czysta ironia.
Gdyby sprawiedliwosci odrobina
.iaka zostafa W narodach, :Polacy
ME stawaliby do. WALK, DO Q Pol
''ske bynajmniej sprawl sic ME to
czy ma placach boj6w: europejs--
|kich. Ia blisko jestesmy samego
faktu wojny bysmy go mogli gro
zumiec; jak czlowiek stojacy tuz
PREY ogromnym pomniku obejmu
je okiem tylko maly i niezrozu--
mialy szczeg6f, ME mogac utwo--
rye pojecia jasnego o ca}osci, tax
my, dzieci chwili obecnej ME je-
stesmy W stanie zrozumiec fax
tow, 4t6re OTTO teraz sic dzieja.
Powiadaja nam, re jutro czyli
przysz}ossc Polski cd mas samych
zalezy. Me zaszkodzi przyznac
sfusznossc tym, kt6rzy tax twier-
dza. Ale ME jest zupe}nie jasnem,
dlaczegoby ME by}o prawdziwem
twierdzcnic zupeinie inne, miano-
wicie re przyszlosc Polski zalezy
ME cd mas samych tylko, ale 0
wiele wiecej cd tych silniejszych
cd mas sasiad6w. l jedno drugie
ME da sic zbic. Cd mas samych "a
ley ia p~rzyszlosc o lyle, o lie pc
kazemy swiatu, re zdolni jestes--
my do zgody, jednosci; re potra-
fimy kochac Polske wskrZeszona,
lcpiej a przedewszystkiem ME tax
uczuciowo. jak rozsadniej niz ia
kochali ci, kt6rzy do jej upadku
sic pfZ.ycZynlll.
So i tacy miedzy Mani dzisiaj,
kt6rzy Bogu wyrzuty robia, z te-
go, re Opatrznosc ME uznala "a
wfasciwe, zrobic z Polski mocar-
stwo, kt6reby osta}o sic weWnetrz
nym nieporzadkiem. Polski wrogo
vie zewnetrzni, to tylko okolicz-
nose, co prawda niebezpieczna,
ale ME mniej okolicznosc.
Prawdziwa przyczyna calego
nieszczescia byfa choroba wewne
TRINA. Stosunki zmienily sic 0 ty-
lie, zc teraz choroby spofeczne,
wewnetrzne ME SO tax grozne,
ale stanowczo zarodki tychze zaw
SIZE .jeszcze istnieja a do tego jesz
cze inne narody maja s}owo pre-
wazne w uregulowaniu przysz}oS
eli Polski.
Ia Polska, kt6ra dzisiaj VIOLA
o pomoc i ratunek~ w imieniu
swej wielkiej p%rzeszlosci glosem
bohater6w kt6rzy zajmuja pierw-
SEE miejsca- W szeregach wielkich
MEOW wicklow minionych.
Czy tylko SWAT zechce uwie--
rye, re Polska ma prawo do zy-
ella wolnego, i re ona ma zadanie
do spelnienia W przyszfosci. Ma
rody, to istoty o sumieniu zbioro-
wen; a takie sumienie }atwo
spycha odpowiedzialnosc "a MES
prawiedliwosc ma bark najbliz-
szego sasiada. Miejmy nadzieje
re wybi}a godzina kary "a zbrod
ME narod6w. Kto bedzie zdawa}
sic karac, albo kt6ry re zbrodnia
rzy teraz najciezsza otrzyma ka-
re, moe bye rzecza obojetna, by
lie Polsce stala sic upragniona
sprawiedliwosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
K0MUNkATY POLSKlEJ A
GENCY CENTRALNEJ
" LOZANNlE.

Protest stronnictw polshich "
Warszawie.
Agencya VOLTA obwiescila ME
dawno, re "klub zwolennik6w
panstwa polskiego" szwolal "
Warszawie zebranie, ma ,kt6rem
uchwalono rezolucye, oswiadcza--
jaca sic "a panstwami centralne--.
Rzeczony klub, skladajacy sic
nielicznej garsci germanofiloW,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
NASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa'
mia abonamentu Wiarusa haste.
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michaa Mendyk
BREMOND. Tex M. C. Basi6ski.
FRIED. N. d.. A. A.. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE. s. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fir. Jablofski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. St. Pogorzelski
SILVER LAKE. MIMI, FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. Fir. Badzinski.
WILMINGTON. DEL. N. N. Potaszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09
PoDz1EKowAN1E.

- Vice jestem skazany tylko
pa miesiac wiezienia -. Bardzo
.dziekuje5 panu sedziemu! Mech
Pan Bog panu sedziemu tysiac
razy odplaci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

kie. Przewazniie zass, nietylko ira
ca wszystko, co zarobia ale ME-
raz biedna matka, kt6ra gotuje
ola Mich, uprzata ich pokoje i do
my, OPERA je czysto kazdego ty-.
godnia, jak go Pan Bog dale, j "a
tie swoja robote ma}o albo mic ME
dostaje. Najprz6d must c6reczka
mice suknie move, kapelusze mod
he, trzewiki wed1ug najnowszych
wymysl6w, a matka musi cierpli-
vie czekac, az c6reczka modna
raczy zapfacic "a "bort''.
! Taxa to pociecha z naszego plo-
chego ale wystrojonego pokolenia
m1odego. Niema ami mysli o od}o-
zeniu pare dolar6w ia ~przysz}osc
Kazda %panienka rachuje ma pew
mo, re znajdzie kawalera bogate--
go, kt6ry bedzie mia} pieniedzy
!huk.
Ohio, byloby to ladnie, zeby tax
|tych bogatych kawaler6w MONA
saddle W ogrodku jak "bulwy'
albo kapuste. Ale w rzeczy samej,
|tych kawafer6w bogatych stwo-
rzy} Pan Bog ME wielu, a ci zno-
WI tez ME vienna pierwszej lep--
szej k6zki, kt6ra i'm sic pod oko
nawinie. Mysli sobie niejedna Kas
ka, re gdy tylko wyszczerzy poz-
}ocone zabki, oczkiem figlarnym
mrugnie to juz kawaler Il n6g jej
|prosi zeby 60 wzie}a "a meza.
Me zaszkodziloby wcale gdyby
kazda panienka mog}a ma dzien
slubu pokazac nietylko piekne
zabki ale take kilka setek zdro
wych, zaoszczedzonych dolarow
W banku. Miloscia i kochaniem
samem ME kupi sic ami pieca, ami
}6zka; a Il "grosernika' "bucz
ra' ME dostanie sic ami funta rem
towego miesa, ami nawet paczki
poczciwej "gumy''.
Potrzeba picniedzy IA wszyst-
ko, a skad brac przyjdzie jezeli
sic ich ME uskfada}o?
Dalej, pomyslcie sobie tylko
chwileczke mad por6wnaniem pa
nienki Tub chlopca, kt6ry danny
ma to zarabia dziesiec dolar6w ma
tydzien a tract polowe ia rome
niepotrzebne %glupstwa, z innym,
kt6ry ma tysiace dolar6w Ma ban
ku i zarabia, przypuscmy diva
dziescia piec ia tydzien. Ten bo-
gaty chociazby straci} wieeej sniz
piec dolarow j~eszcze ME tract po-
}owy swego zarobku, a przeciez
ma ~jeszcze pieniadze uskladanc,
kt6rych ME rusza.
Mkt ME zaprzeczy,. re stosun--
kowo m6wiac ubozsze klasy MO-
dych ludzi traca o wiele wiecej
n:z bogacze, kt6rzy, pomimo teg:,
liz maja pieniadze uwazaja, re ME
NIGGA sobie pozwolic ia tax wy
sokie wydatki.
Jakiz to sens. gdzie rozsadek
W zachowaniu sic tel m1odzlez!y
nasze.j. Ubieranie sic take W suk
ME modne i z kosztownej materyi
Jest mad stan. Bo przeciez uboga
panienka ME powinna starac sic
dor6wnac bogatym uposazonym
pannom, kt6rym rodzice NIGGA ella
wac sto dolar6w do jednego tel
ubogiej.
Idac po miescie nieraz musia}by
czfowiek dlugo sic zastanowic
nimby m6g1 wybrac miedzy pa
nienkami spacerujacemi pc mics
Gle, ktore So c6rki bogacz6w a
kt6re robotnika zwykfego. Jezeli
co, to moznaby sic }atwo zmylic /
wybrac panienke, kt6ra chodzi do
roboty i zarabia kilka dolar6w ty
godniowo, "a dziedziczke bogata.
Bo ubrana W jedwabie, "suity'
najmodniejsze, wcale cd milioner
XII Ia oko sic ME ROM.
Narzeka sic lyle Ia drozyzne.
Ale zdaje sic, re drozyzna ME by
laby tax grozna dotkliwa, gdy--
by ubodzy ludzie ME pozwalali
dzieciom ma drogie mad stan ~
o;o Nio tv1a IN 1ziSiai kweStya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-09

Original swiezo zatwierdzenie ze'
strony niemieckich wladz okupa--
cyjnych. A OTTO dzisiaj najwybit-
niejsze stronnictwa polityczne> W
Warszawie q Komunikaty Pol.
Cent, Agenc.. oglaszaja przeciw
temu zebraniu, oraz przeciw pow
zietym ma MEM uchwa}om protest
cnergiczny, nastepujacem-
brzmieniu:
"Dnia 3 wrzesnia grupa, mie-
niaca sic "Klubem zwolennik6w
panstwa polskiego" zwola}a W sa
l; warszawskiej Filharmonii ze--
branie, gdzie uchwalono rezolu-
eye polityczne 0 wielkiej donios-
losci.
"Podpisane grupy p%olityczne 0
swiadczaja, re organizatorowie te
90 zebrania ME reprezentuja Fad
nej powaznej frakcyi opinii pub
licznej i re Mkt ich ME upowaz--
nil do tel manifestacyi, IA jaka
| sobie pozwolili.
"Olbrzymia wiekszosc os6b o.
becnych IA TEN zebraniu ME INA
la niewatpliwie intencyi organl--
zator6w, a qda}a sic ia to zebra
ME jedynie W pogoni "a wrazenia
mi. Co wiecej, osoby te ME miafy
moznosci swobodnego wyrazania
swoich poglad6w.
"W tych zas warunkach uchwa
lone wnioski przez zgromadzenie
kilku tysiecy %obywateli ME SO nj
czem innem, jak manifestacya IL
zurpatorska kilku jednostek, kto
rych postepowanie wywo}alo maj
zywsze oburzenie we wszystklch
sferach narodu polskiego.
Stronnictwa:
Demokratyczno Narodowe,
Stronnictwo Polityki Realistycz--
nej, Polska Partya Postepowa,
Zwiazek Narodowy, ~Zjednoczenie
Postepowe."
Dodajmy, re prasa roznych Cd
J cieni politycznych i re wszystkich
okolic Polski, ME wy1aczajac
J dziennik66w ga~licyjskich, kt6re
w%yr6zniaja sic swojem stanowis--
klein wybitnie austrofilskiem, OF
warcie Straightforward to zebranle,
| wcale ME szczedzac ironicznych
komentarzy.
Johanna, % wrzesnia, 1916.
"Kreutzzeitung'' a opinia polska
Donosilismy poprzednio, re
"Klub zwolennik6w panstwa pol
! skiego', sk}adajacy sic z nielicz-
Incl grupy germanofil6w, urzadzll
w Warszawie zebranie, w ciagu
kt6rego uchwalono rezolucye opo
wiadajaca sic "a panstwaml CEN
| tralnemi. Glowne stronnictwa pc
lityczne polskie podnios}y energl-
czny protest przeciw temu zebra
niu i powziely ia MEM uchwaie.
Otto jak obecnie "krutzzel-
ttmg'', konserwatywny organ Der
lin1ski, ocenia donios}osc tel ma
nifestacyi:
"Dowiadujemy sic "a posredni
ctwem agency VOLTA, re utwo--
rzy sic W Warszawie pewien klub
Polski. a r6wnoczesnie komuniku
ia nam osnowe rezolucyi, uchwa-
lionel tam przeciw Rosyi. Zanoto-
wanie tych dw6ch szczeg6l6w, pc
winno bye re strony reportera pc
lurzedowego do%statecznem wywla
zaniem sic z swego zadania. =
Mech mu jednak bedzie wolno
zauwazyc, re wspomniana rezolu
eva kaze sic domyslac, IL zycze--
MIA ''tych' Polakow skierowuJa
sic W strone przysz}ej proklama-
cyl pan1stwa polskiego, a to ce--
lem "umozliwienia I'M czynnieJ-
J szego udzialu W wojnie z Ros.ya
"Wynika z tego, re "ci' Pola-
c,y ME chca zwalczac Ros.yi. ably
dopiero nastepnie uzyskac W ten
sposob panstwo polskie, lecz daza
do tego panstwa, ably modz zwal-
! czac Rosye. Jest to nensens, kto-
remu dor6wnuje sam styl tego
zdania. Przeto obawiamy sic, re
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
ORE SHIPMENTS
Prophecied All Rail Shipments
Next Winter.

The greatest strain of the present
ore situation is falling upon the
boat and carrier facilities. 1t has
recently been computed that the
blast furnaces of the east are using
ore at a greater rate than it is being
brought in from the ore fields.
Reserves of Lake Superior ores
on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario
docks at the beginning of the pres
ent season were 100000 tons.
The latest figures show this reserve
has been reduced by 1000, 900
tons, Notwithstanding the fact that
the lake carriers and ore railroads
broke all records in May and June
for haulage. Railroad men, it is
said, have been predicting lately
that famine in lake ore would
develop within two months after
navigation closes next fall and it
is said that some even prophecy an
all rail haul from Duluth to Pitts
burg next winter, though such a
thing we know is unprecedented
and might be practically prohibi-
tive as to cost. Lake carriers are
now delivering ore at the rate of
about 100000 for the season
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
GIVEN freedom
Ely Municipal Court Has No
Jurisdiction In Case.

Steve Johnson, president of the
Bulgarian Social club of this city,
was set free Tuesday by Judge H.
A. Dancer in district court on a
writ of habeas corpus, after he had
been in the county Jail almost five
days, on the grounds that the
municipal court of Ely, which
sentenced him. was without juris-
diction. The charge against him
was having liquor for sale without
a license.
Municipal courts have jurisdic-
ton of offenses where the penalty
prescribed by statute does not
exceed three months. The statute
covering the Johnson case pre-
scribes a penalty of 90 days.
Therefore, the district court held
that the municipal court had no
jurisdiction over the offense because
90 days may be more than three
months. as in a sentence beginning
in February, three months might
be 80 days.
Johnson was arrested on com
plant of Chief of Police LaBeau
July IL, for having in his posses
sion more than five gallons of
liquor for sale without a license,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
County School Aid

County Superintendent of School:
N. A. Young has completed the
estimate for state aid for rural and
semi graded schools of St. Louis
county and applied for $43,55O fol
this county, an increase of $6,O75
over the amount received last year
Assistant Superintendent Homer B
Hursh, who compiled the data
says the showing is fattering one
for the schools of the county.
The application, which is made
annually, was forwarded to State
Superintendent c. G.. Schulz al
St. Paul, and the sum is to BIZ
divided as follows: Class A, 14e
schools, S22,35O; class B, %
schools, 81, 800; semi graded OIL
only two rooms, $1O.45O; semi.
graded of three or more rooms
$3.50.
The state department of educa
ton sets certain standard require
ments in regard to buildings, heat
ing and ventilating, equipment
school grounds, length of terms
certifcation of teachers, etc. which
are to be met by schools in order tt
entitle them to participate in thi:
special state aid.
The state pays $50 for each first
grade teacher employed in a schoo
equipped up to standard and con
Quoting school for at least eight
months, providing that this aid
does not exceed $3.50 for any one
school.
One hundred dollars is paid fol
each second grade teacher under
similar conditions. providing that
at least one of the teachers in &
school of two or more rooms must
hold first grade certificate.
Seventy-fve dollars is paid if g
school is equipped up to standard
and conducts school only sever
months.
A class "A" school is a one.
room school equipped up tc
standard and employing a first
grade teacher for at least eight
months; class 'B", a one-room
school equipped up to standard
and employing a second grade
teacher for at least eight months;
class Co, one-room school,
equipped up to standard and EN-.
ploying either a first or second
grade teacher for only sever
months; semi graded schools, those
employing two or more teachers
and not recognized at state graded
schools.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
DROWNED SUNDAY
Jack Leinl Loses Life In Farm
Lake while Bathing.

Sunday, while the families of
Jack Leini and another were spend
ing the day at Farm Lake, Leini
while bathing got beyond his depth
and being unable to swim was
drowned before help could be got
ten to him. The accident hap
pened at about 3 o'clock but it was
after 7 o'clock before the body was
recovered and brought to this city.
Leini resided with his family al
Section 80 where he has been en-
ployed for the past three years.
He was a member of the A. o.
U. w. and the Finnish Ac-
cident and Sick Benefit society
He leaves widow and three child.
rem. The funeral took place yester.
day afternoon from the Finnish
church, Rev. Hirvi officiating.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
lnfantiIe Paralysis
SYMPTOMS.

Infantile paralysis starts with a
cold, which usually takes the form
of a running nose and frequently
sore throat. Often slight fever
and stomach disorders accompany
the cold.
Ninety per cent of the cases in
the New York city epidemic are
children under the school age, but
adults are not immune.
The patient will complain of
weakness. A slow paralysis will
follow affecting at first the arms
and legs and possibly one side.
After two weeks the paralyzed
parts will begin to waste away,
while the stiffness gradually
diminishes.
TREATMENT.
The instant child is suspected
of having the disease a doctor
should be called.
The patient should be completely
isolated.
The limbs and parts of the body
affected should be given absolute
rest. Paralyzed arms and legs
must be bolstered up with pillows
and the weight of clothing kept
from them by means of hoops or
some such device.
After the paralysis leaves the
limbs the most important curative
measure is massage and training of
muscles affected.
The contagious period lasts
twenty eight DAYS, during which
the strictest caution must be observ-
ed against spreading the disease.
Only one person in addition to a
physician should take care of the
child, and the nurse and doctor
should wear special garments fol-
sick room attendance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21

quality to the best ore ever mined
in the State.
Arrangements with the Duluth
& Iron Range Railway Company
for spur track to the shaft are
almost completed and construction
work will begin in a short time.
"On April 9Th at St. Paul at a
special meeting of your Board OF
Directors and Financial Committee
arrangements were made for a
completion of the sale of stock to
finance the company to shipping
basis. We are very pleased to
state that this arrangement raised
the required amount of capital and
the books of the Company on the
sale of stock were closed.
We are now negotiating with a
Furnace Company for the sale of
TO-, 900 tons of our hematite ore.
In letter recently received they
advise that their representative will
be in Duluth in the near future
and take this matter up in detail.
We do not expect any trouble in
making the sale.
We are also advised by a Trans
portation Company which operates
ten boats on Lake Superior that
they will furnish us boat for this
shipment at the regular price per
ton at the time of shipment.
With all these arrangements
completed it seems to us that the
McComber will be on the shipping
list of mines at very early date.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21

which closes on October 18th, and
they will have to do 10000, 900
tons better to carry the industry
next winter if the consumption
holds out at the present rate.
The American Blast Furnace
industry has been running at the
rate of 40, 100000 tons of pig iron
a month which means that the ore
consumption in twelve months
allowing for no increased produc-
ton of iron would be $4,000, 900
tons. Of this 100000 tons,
eighty-fve per cent of the total, is
lake traffic and certain men doubt
if the lake carriers can ship over
$1,000, 900 tons during the season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
OF ELY.
"a Home institution

only child, Elena, two years of
age, is at a public institution at
Duluth. The plaintiff alleges that
she had been injured by the de-
fendant's bad treatment and that
in July, 1914, the defendant drew
revolver from under a pillow and
that when she hurried to take it
away from him, he shot himself in
scuff1e, after he had threatened
her. Plaintiff is now working in a
laundry at Hibbing and claims she
is able to care for herself and child.
Judge Bert Fesler granted the
decree and gave her custody of the
child.
This is the outcome of the shoot
ing scrape at the Zenith location
here two years ago and in which
the husband was permanently
blinded.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21

President James Card1e of the
Mutual Mining company operating
the McComber mine at Armstrong
lake, has made a report to the
stockholders which reads as fol-
lows:
"The Board of Directors of your
Company submit the following re-
port and statement covering the
work done during the past year
on our McComber property:
AT the time of our meeting one
year ago we were prosecuting on
the 100 foot level of No. 2 shaft
where large deposit of ore was
blocked out, after which the shaft
was sunk to the 200 foot level and
drift run 143 feet in northeast
erly direction to the vein located
there by diamond drill. Consider
able exploration work was done on
this level, one drill hole to the
north cutting another vein showed
a width of 10 feet. 1t is the inten-
ton later to drift to this new vein
and explore it.
"On December 9th a resolution
was passed authorizing the pur-
chasing of additional equipment to
open up shaft No. 1 where we have
since been working and have stock
| piled 5000 tons of high grade red
hematite ore which was found on
the so and 100 foot levels. At this
time we are sinking the shaft
| another 100 feet. As soon as we
reach the 200 foot level a crosscut
will be run to the ore again. We
fully expect to get out at least
another 5000 tons of ore which
| with the 5000 in stockpile will be
| sold and shipped the latter part Of
this season. This ore is equal in
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-07-21
SCHOOL ELECTION
W. A. Mccurdy and AxeI Ander.
son Made Directors Saturday.

The annual meeting of School
District No. IL was held at the
Central school building Saturday
afternoon beginning at o'clock.
The regular routine of business,
such as listening to the reports of
officers, fixing 1evies, etc. was
transacted after which the election
of two directors, to take the place
of A. J. Thomas and Axel Ander-
son, whose terms expired, was
taken up.
The polls were open until 8
o'clock and the voting was brisk.
The total vote was 663 of which
w. A. McCurdy received 43O;
Axel Anderson 40 and Thos.
Harri ESQ. 1t has been the custom
heretofore to allow Winton one of
the directorships and this year the
same rule applied, Mr.. Anderson
being reelected as the Winton
representative.
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Married
OLsoN-FATLAND

Cards were received this week
announcing the marriage at Rush
ford on Friday last of Miss Flora
Olson to Henry J. Fatland. The
ceremony took place at the home OF
the brides mother and was attended
by large number. The an
nouncement also stated that the
couple would be at home to their
friends here after August 18th.
Mr.. Fatland is one of the popular
employees of the Oliver Iron Mining
company labratory which position
he has held for several years. The
bride was formerly one of the
instructors of the Lincoln
school and during her residence
here made many friends who join
in wishing the couple the best of
everything.
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AUTIO-TABELL

Last evening at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. S. Auto,
Rev. Hirvi of the Finnish church
united in matrimony. Miss Helmi
Auto to Sam Tabell. Only i'm
mediate members of the family
and a limited number of invited
guests were present. After the
ceremony wedding dinner was
served.
Both Mr.. Tabell and bride are
too well known in this city to need
an introduction. He is engaged in
the painting and paperhanging bus
mess and is enjoying a prosperous
trade. Miss Auto has grown to
womanhood in this city and has
an exceptionally large number of
friends. She has for years been
one of the popular clerks of the
Ely Finnish Stock Company. A
large number of friends wish them
all possible happiness.
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Have Broken Camp.

A party which has been enjoying
an outing at Berglund's cottage on
Long Lake came in Friday after
having spent two weeks most en-
joyably. The party was composed
of Misses Esther Johnson, Elvira
Lindbeck, Gladys Nutter, Elsie
Anderson, Anna Sundholm, Edith
and Berna Anderson of this city
and Miss Eina Wicklund of Duluth.
Flowers, Plants, etc. Order of
ELI ROSENBLOOM. Phone 21-Adv.
1 have a 4-year old Jersey Bull
for service. ANDREW BERGLUND.
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The Eiliei Divorce

The divorce case of Anna Eilief
VS.. George Eilief probably set a
record for speed in disposing of
divorce cases for the range. The
case was filed on July 10 and the
hearing held later the same day
and the decree granted on July IL.
the judgment roll being filed in the
office of the clerk of court Tuesday
afternoon.
The couple were married in June
1912. at Samiko, Bulgaria. The
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between April and July IL, 1916.
The man was arraigned before

between April l and July IL, 1916.
The man was arraigned before
Special Judge Arthur Toms July
Is, and the record shows that he
pleaded guilty to the charge,
although the prisoner. through his
counsel, H. B. Haroldson, declared
that he does not understand
English we'll and did not know he
was pleading guilty, or he would
not have so pleaded.
He was fined $50 and costs and
in default of payment was commit
ted to the county Jail.
His counsel said he expects his
client to be rearrested on the same
charge and the issue tried out on
it's merits. The attorney said the
members of the club purchase their
own liquors and drink them at the
clubhouse. Johnson was rearrest-
ed yesterday.