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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
banen pioa eIamad nafemaam, tpaan

bGnen pioG eIGmGG nGfem1Grt, tpaart
Sumalan miba ppipp bdnen paalldGn..
&erron mielG ipab6n iubliStomme.
Yastori llrpilainen iaarnaii nellie
fafii fertaa linnuntainn 20 b. Su-
malan iuurio totuufiia, oil bausfa
iaaoa pastori l~lrpilainen fesfuuteem.
ma pitfGn ajan perGstG. SGn tulee
toimintaan fesfuuoesiomme niinfaii-
an fuin iaamme mafituiien opettaian.
Waonantaina 9 D.. iaapui feSfrli-
teemme pastori ia rolipa 8ilen,
Sronipoooisto. SIi iloista tapata ia
tlttrsti1a nGibin pstGmiin, iillG of
eniimmGinen ferta fiiin monet meis-
ia oifein perioonalliiesti nGfiipGt
pastori ia rolipa @ilenin. @oonan-
tai-iltana firfostimot nellie molem-
mat Seeiusta ploSnous 8apab-
taiana ia eta bdn pfiin OH "tie TO-
tu1is ia elGmG. Hiin iituri oil etpor-
feliumin moima, ettG ~aiatteIin, fpl.
Id pitdiii fitpi foponfin ipoGmmen
ldmmetG Seeirfien raffaubeIle. Siis-
tai-illalla fofoonn1imme iuitreIIa
iorfolIa Sobn Summerin perbeeleen.
josia pioettiin ompeluieuran fofois,
mdfeG oil faiffi bitoneet tGpnrlG, Dor.
poin nGfee nGin paljon fanioo ont
pe~luieuroisio, ipoan iefin oil ipp
iiiben, iillG tieiimme ettG taas eiiin.
tpp molemmot pastorit pubeiIIa. Cd
ma betfi muooostui bppin iublaIli.
iefii. Saarnojen jGlfeen fofo iIlon
fitluesia firuliti l%oitluja iellaiiiafin
lauluio, joita ei me barborilaiiet ole
ipielG palion lauloneet. @rGs tuom.
moincn lalluo oil 9. g. ~Secius ti[.
Tut IN meliefii ipntiiien," iofo crit.
tdin poinui mieleeni. &esfipiiffo.il.
tana oil ieurnfunnon iltama firfon
alaferrasio, iosia oil runiaasti ben
gellista obielmaa. @niin Iaalettiin
9. 81. "a ia mr.. Moiiio fifteen pitt al.
furufouien, ionfo i6lfeen mrs. IoIo
loiloi ioolo l%arlun, Yastori @iIen
pitt prbeeil ia tGmGn iGIfeen oil fofii
dGnistG l%aiilia, jota eIittirpGt mn.
@mel Oscar ia Socob 2unoi ia NH.
@bolf &into. Sitten i%aornaii nellie
pastori urpilainen, ionfo i6Ifeen Ell.
tettiin lauluo "Tisean fnffuloua"
eiittGiGt mrs. &GiiGnen, Mrs. Spp.
ne Sammer ia mrs. HaIo. Scr. MGfi
lopetti julian IpbpelIG pubeelIo ia
loppiirufoufieIIa, ionfo iGIfeen of
pbteis -loulu 8. g. 800. &aiffi nGnt.
ii tpptpwGiiiItG, fotiin I6btiesiG. OIi
mpos oineellista puolto, josto oil III.
loio pIi $40.
Sostori 8iIen ioornoii nellie nie-
I'd eIof. 81 p. iIIaIla.
'Slemme ipb6mmelliiesti fiitoIIiiet
tetlle postori ia roiifpo 8ilen, eta
tulitte meta teripcbtimdGn ia iuIis.
tomaon nellie SumoIon m~iuttumot-
tornio% totiuifiio. SumoIoIIe eniin fiji.
tos faifesta, iofo on iuiiri ormos-
idon. SGn iobtofoon foiffi S6nerr
bpipdn tobtonio idIfeen, iiibeu oIent.
me tpptppdiiet. SermetuIoo mpoS
toistenfin tGnne Obioon.
Wiistnn mieleeni entinen posto-
rimme ia roiapu .@iettinen, Idbetdn
tdn'on @iittoio Ieboen foutto teiIIc ~
odmmcIIiict tertueiict. SiimoIa iuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31
Rev Rochelle, h. y.
Giu. Sntb. &aniallisienrafmnman
iui~tpiifertomms ipnoiifofonfielle
eIofnnm 10 y. 1916.

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elofnmm 10 p. 1916.
WteioGn iielumme ooottaa Serraa,
San on meibGn aplimme ia fiIpem-
me! SillG SdnesiG meioGn ipoGmem-
me i%loitiee, fosfa me turpaamme So
men ppbGGn nimeeniG. Sinun armoii,
&erra olfoon meibGn p~GGIIGmme,
niinfilin me iiniia oootammel 81. SO:
2O-22.
Serran armo on iuliri. &ofo liio-
mafnnnan elGmd on riippuipa Suma.
Ian armosta. Maailman ieiiominen
paiipGstG toiieen liionnon lafien
iGGnn0lIinen toiminta ia birmumprs-
fpien ibmeellinen rajoitus opat rip
piipia Sumalan ormosta, it'd mpos
tooistaa faiffi elGmG maapallollam-
me.
Wntta ~ielipennin SlimaIan armo
Scum Unit iai maailmasia mallan ia
on nGbtdmGnG peIastus bistoriasia.
ibmiiet luopuipat pois Sumalasta,
iilloin SGn ranfaiii fanioja iefG pf-
iitpiiiG. Wiitta SGn mpos armabti
fun aifa oil tGDtettp, iiIloin lGbetti
Sumala Hoifania mailman @apab-
%tajafii SGnesid, Seeiufiesia ilmestpi
Snmalan arrlo firffaana. ~Seeiufien
elGmG ia ibmetpot tobistaipat armos-
ia. Wutta ristillG ie to6istaa ormoa
fofo maailmalle, iillG iiinG SGn ub-
raa itieniG iofpinto nbrifii, ia SGn
on iotpinto eli ainoostaan meioGn
ipaan fofo mailman iDntien eoestG.
SGn rufoili armoa ristiinnoulitiijoil-
l%eniafin. Sa meilld on Seeiufien me
rem faitta armoa ormton IiiGfii. $50.
TO fristilliien firfon maibeet tooista-
mat mpos SrmaIan armoa leiirofun-
nasia.
Sdm1fin i%eurofitnta, jofa on toi.
minit 10 fafii muotto, on olemosia
Slimalan armosta. @armaanfin o.
omot periistoneet, miistoneet: "Wtei-
ban iieliimme -obottaa Serraa. SON
on mei6Gr apiimme ia filpemmel'
sos ei oliii Serrad olIit aplina ia
filpenG, min niisiG taisteluisia mitG
on olllt ,oliii tGmG pieni lauma bG-
Uinnpt. WaaiIma ei ialliii i~eiirafiin-
men olemosia oIoa, josia firfastetoon
Seeiufien iperen armoa, iiIlG ie on
bdipio moaiImoIle. ga fosfa ieiira-
funtoomme on Siimola ilojellut,
min on ippta ianoa: SGnesiG meibGn
ipodmemme i%loitiee, fosfa me tur-
ipaamme SGnen ppbGdn nimeenidl"
Gifo ole meilld Ills ipptG iloon9
SGn on antonut nellie armosta ipn-
nit onteefii ia Slmalan lopii oifeii.
Den.
Sails on tpo mitG tGmGfin ieii-
r%ofunto tobtoo tcboG. @eiIld on io-
ne ia iofromentit ia on toifpomme
cttG niitG pbG runiaommasti niljel-
ldGn, iiIlG Sierra iiunoa meta nil
Den foutto. Sum mprsfp raipooo,
min mcnfddmme SiimoIon ionon
turmiin, fun ipnnit painoo ia beif.
fous moiwoo, rientdfddmme Serran
poptG6n, len foutta Seeius m~afuuttoo
onteefii ontoo ia eIGmdd.
Scum npt Iabtemme uiittu foiminta
unotta oIfamoon min iomofoomme:
"sinun ormoii, Sierra olfoon mcio6n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

2asten gstGpGn tilaajia ppp.
oetdan i,uoistamaan tilaufienia oiot-
teella:
2bor 63, Sronnoob, Micb.
Sasten YstGwGn %toimittajon pos
tori S. Sirmen oiote on:
262gSilion It. Yort glrtbur Ont,
CANADA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

Natfustaipa aiiamiebemme mr.,
@ate NiiuIa matfustaa tGIlG ipiifoI.
la Sort Mrtburiin Ont, Can, toi.
mien iieIId lebtemme aiioilla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

- &ufa tabtoo ola miiias, BON
Ilifefoon Simalan ianoo ia peIjGt-
fo0n Santa, iilld Serran pelto on
miiiauten olfl. Meitta peldtfoon Ser
raa min, ettd iamaIla toipoo Sdner
bpmppteenid. - 2utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

Noailma on iouffo ielIaiiia
ibmiiid, iotfa main ottapat faifellai-
iia bpwid tefoio ia antamat antaiolle
palfafii acknowledgements ia p%ilffao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

p1dlI6mme, Min FUN me iiniia 600.
tammel" Mmen.
Toimintaa icurafunnasio:
Mlfupuolen wuooesta OH ieurofun-
ia toiminut pastori s. Saafanan JOB
bolla joten en- moi iiit6 paljon moi
nita. Sumalan palmelufiia pioettiin
firfosia ia ompeluieuran fofoufiia
ieurafunnan buoneustolla 225 Uni.
on aipe. Ompeluieura on mpoS toi-
meenpannut mppjGiiid joista on ollut
bppdt tulot. Siimala fuitenfin job
taa tiemme ia niinpG SGn on bpn1fii
nGbnpt tGsiGfin ieurafunnasia opet-
tajan multon. &c ebfG tuntui ifG-
mGlle luopiia o~pettajasta, jobon iel-
rafuntalaiiet olinat fiintpneet, fen
raffaliben fautta, jonfa Sumala pai-
futtaa. Wutta tpptpfGGmme Sumalan
armolliieen iobtoon.
Maalisfuun 1 pGiwGstG attain on
ieurafunnan opettajona olIut alle-
firjoittanut
SSnmaIan palmeluflia on tdllG a.
julia ollrt iofa fuufau6en Ana fun
nuntaina Serran ebtoolIiien fansia
ia Serran ebtoIIiiella on fGpnpt 81
benfed.
Objelma iIlanmiettoia on mp0s
oIlut firfon ialisia, iofa fuufauoen
2:na iunnuntaina. Sbielmaa oipat
inorittaneet monet Observation-Disclosures
josta BELLE fiitos. SieIlG on mpos
Iuettu fGiinfirjoitettu lebti "8alpn
SG6e,' ionfa on toimittanut @nna
SGmGIGinen. i.
Smpeluieura on mpos toiminut
abferasti pitGen fofoufiia iofa toinen
piiffo. Sorfofunlla multi ompelu.
ieura rlteen taloon 375 Sueuenot
IT,, josia MT toimii. Smepeluieura
pani toimeen fcfGfuulla mppidiiet,
iotfa onnistuitpat pli toipeitten, iiII6
tulot olipat noin $50 oollaria.
Mlfn muooesta on ollut jobtaiina
neibit: @anbi 8ergitrom, @nna SD
mGIGinen ia Sanna SeppGnen ia np-
fpiiin @nni SGmGIGinen ia Gamma
SeppGnen.
Seurafunnan toimesta on mp0s
ollut pienia iIIanmiettoja ia piano.
foniertti, josia ioitti &aarlo &iibi-
cbo.
g~nanfelinmijublia on mpos pantit
toimeenjoisia' on oIlut mieraita piiblt-
jia past. sc. @isfari Sitcbburgista,
Masi. So MT elof. 3 p. oIiipat pas-
torit 6. Safala Suomesta ia 6.
Mdfinen, Seem Oorfista. Suurta flu
nusta on oIli,t monelle nGistG iub-
l;sta.
Seurafuntaan on pbtpnpt toista
fpmmentG uutta jGientd, ioten Sierra
on iilinanniit meta ulfonaiiestifin.
Seurafi,nnan mirfailioina omat
olleet: giimiebenG ieilrafrnnan opet-
taja,' mara-eiimiebenG Manbi Berg
from, firjurina Inna SGmGIG,nen,
morafiriurina Gamma Seppdnen, ra-
baston boitaiana Mnna SGmGlGinen
rabostonfiriurina Bertha &eionen,
Oiafonit Monbi 8ergitr0m, Sannd
SeppGnen ia anna SGmdIGinen.-
SGbGn asti on Sierra meitd alit-
tanut.
SEEM &ocbellesiG, 90. 9. elofuun 10
pd 1916.
Mati Mnttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March g., 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

8albe on niinfuin Iumipallo,
futa faiemmin iitG mieritetGGn, iitd
iuiiremmafii ie tuIee. - 2utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-31

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
Ia Ell vol julaista.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17

in the afternoon was remarkable
for its attendance, the church att
ditfium being crowded and many
seats filled in the Sunday school
auditorium, and great interest was
shown by the splendid gathering
of meR.
The threatening showers just
at the hour of the evening service
prevented the coming of a great
many, yet the church was we'll
filled.
The song and the sermon at
this service were powerful in their
message, and call and influence.
The effect of the afternoon meet
ing was proven when six men
came and united themselves with
the Christian forces of Fitzgerald.
The hour of meeting will con-
tinue at four in the afternoon and
at eight in the evening.
Mr., King met with the Wo-
mans Missionary Society this al
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Thc Woman's meeting at the
Baptist church Wednesday after
noon was attended by the major
ity of the women Of Fitzaerald,
If not by every woman OF the
city.
"A Nameless Woman" was
Mr.. Kings subject and his argu-
ment showed very convincingly
what woman can do in her own
home with God on her side even
though she be bond woman, as
Moses mother was.
Mr.. Wolslagel sang a song of
his composition, Mother" beau
tiful and tender in sentiment and
air. The congregation was great
ly moved by the song, so tender
and vital in every ones love and
inspiration and memory is mo
Their"
Wednesday evening the High
School folks were guests of honor.
They had reserved seats and were
welcomed by the audience giving
them the Chatauqua salute. They
gave yell and two songs.
The service throughout was one
calculated to help young folks
start on the right road.
Thursday evening all the organ
izations for young people from
the various churches were invit-
ed and attended in large numbers.
This was the best meeting of all
the services. A great number of
the young people showed pro-
found interest and several joined
the church. At all these services
Mr.. King and Mr.. Walslagel are
untiring in their effort to win
Fitzgerald for Christ.
Sunday at the Baptist church
was day long to be remembered.
of God.
Beginning at OILS a. m, when
Mr.. King met the teachers Of the
Sunday School iii the Philathea
class room and continuing until
10 o'clock at night the day was
taken UP with fine meetings.
At the Sunday School hour Mr..
Wolslagel sang and Mr.. King
talked to the children and great
number showed marked interest,
and at the eleven o'clock service
fifteen OF them united with the
church.
The special service for men held
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17

About twenty-five or thirty of
the young people of Oci11a enjoy
ed delightful moonlight picnic to
Lucy Lake on Friday evening.
The party went over an automo-
biles, carrying a sumptuous bas-
ket lunch, and enjoyed boating
and skating.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Sutton en-
tertained very delightfully."- for the
teachers at their home near OciI-
la, on Friday evening.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17

view that the time is coming when
men and women will have to live
the same standard, and, that the
quicker the men realize this great
fact the better.
The singing was OF the usual
high standard and all of those
present were made to feel the de-
sire for better life.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
Della News Items
Ocilla, Ga, April IS,

Mrs. Clara r. Cherry, of Tif-
ton, who is deputy of the Wood
men Circle, spent Wednesday in
Ocilla, making arrangements for
meeting to be held in the near
future for the purpose of organ
zing this auxiliary organization to
the Woodmen of the World. Mrs.
w. A. Taylor, of Fitzgerald, &C
companied her here.
Mrs. ]. L. Rats and daughter
Mrs. r. G. Ansley, and little May
Ansley, Of Smithville, who have
been visiting Mrs. Bats brother,
S. G.. Pryor, at Fitzgerald, are the
guests of Messrs. ]. w. and u. w.
Bats.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. C.
NJ Braketeld invited a number
of young ladies around to her
home to meet her charming week
end guests, Misses Mayo and r.
win, of Moultrie. Ice cream and
cake were served to those ealing,
who were Messrs. Murphy, Skies,
Taylor, Mcdonald, Martin, Eli
son, Brown, Howell and Austin.
Miss Florehce Roberts dined
with Mrs. ]. T. Floyd on Friday
evening.
Miss Bertha Harper spent the
weekend in DELLA with relatives.
Miss Annie Tanks1ey, who is
teaching at Pearson, spent a few
days this week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Tankersley.
We regret to learn of the death
of the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Pear
lie Harper on Tuesday. We are
sorry to learn that Mrs. Harper
is quite sick, and continues in a
serious condition.
Mrs. Cabe Bentley, of Angus
ia, has spent several days in Ocil-
la this week.
Mrs. T. G.. Macon and children
LETT Tuesday for Moultrie, where
they will make their future home.
Della friends are pleased to learn
that Mr.. Macon holds a good DO
sltion there, but all regret to lose
this excellent family from our lit
tie city.
Miss Effie Grandee. who is
teaching at Irwinville, was a guest
OF Mrs. J. w. Paulk this week.
Miss Inez Ellison, of the Irwin
vile school faculty, spent the
weekend with Mrs. John D.
Paulk.
Miss Lorena Tyler. one of the
teachers of the Tapley school,
spent a few days in Della this
week, with her mother.
Miss Malissa WEIGH spent a few
days in DELLA this week, the guest
of friends.
Messrs. ]. A. Owens. Lucius
Tucker and DR.. r. H. Rogers left
Wednesday for business trip to
Florida to be gone for several
days.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Marcus Luke, Jr,, is sufficiently
improved to be out with his MANY
friends again.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
AN APPEAL TO MEN

The meeting held at the First
Baptist church yesterday for men
only, by the evangelist and singer
in charge of the protracted meet
ing in progress there, was a very
impressive service.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
Best Union-Made Overalls
80 cents

The theme of the speaker was:
Adam in Town Again" 1t was
handled from the viewpoint that
the average man was like. Adam
in that he tried to shift the burden
of blame to his wife or to some
one when he fell to the tempter's
snare. All of the temptations that
usually come to a man we've hand
led forcefully and the audience Of
about four hundred men were led
to see from new lights the awful
ness of sin.
The most impressive thought
given to the audience was that
men should not demand one STAN
dard of living for their women
folks and i've another standard
themselves. The speaker shares
with the Leader-Enterprise the
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
FOR SALE

Secondhand Metz Auto and new
Overland Roadster. Owner leaving
town. Apply to D. F. Thompson,
Empire annex. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17

Dairyman Eldred lost a $3.50 mule
last Friday night. Mr.. Eldred says
the animal was all right that eve
ming, but on Soipg to the barn in
the early moIming he found the
mule dead.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
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For Easter Post Cards.
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Rabbits.
Easter Baskets,
Empty or filled with
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For information leading to the
recovery of right front wheel stolen
off my Ford car last night.
1t C. A. FRETwEIL.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-17

Mrs. J. L. Rats and daughter
Mrs. X. G. Ansley, and little May
Ansley, Of Smithville, who have
been visiting Mrs. Bats brother,
S. G. Pryor, at Fitzgerald, are the
guests of Messrs. ]. w. and u. w.
Bats.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-17
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

office, after investigating old charges
against Police Lieut.. S. c. Rank, said
there was not sufficient evidence to
reindict.
Peter J. CIeary, policeman fired
after being accused of attacking Mrs.
H. F, Reilly, reinstated by civil seTV-
ice commission. Ne one told why.
w. P. Wells, sales manager Interna-
tional Harvester Co., who lost U. S.
citizenship by swearing allegiance to
Canada, has taken out first natural
izatiOn papers to become U. S. citizen
again.
Rubin Johnson, 6, ATS w. Division,
injured by auto driven by A. Hup-
field, 229 E. Huron.
bet. Serg't Albert BoschuIte, Shelf
field aV. station, granted cOntinU-
ance until March 20 on assault
charge by Herman GrOte, street car
conductor.
Mrs. Eva Dittman, 2s22 Barry av.,
died of burns received while stand
ing near bonfire.
Morris Clifford, II, 1915 N. Arte-
sian av., hit by auto driven by Mrs.
Catherine Clancy, 543O WOOdlaWn
aV. Leg broken.
Jas. G. Skinner, asst corporation
counsel since beginning of last Har-
TisOR administration, dropped in IA
vor of State Rep. G. A. DahIberg,
Thompson man. Skinner last Demo-
crat hOIdoVer to go.
Cases of ST labor men under in
dictment in criminal court for con-
spiracy will probably be set for trial
April 1.
Coroner's jury has not solved the
mystery of Mrs. Philip Allen, 3112
Cottage Grove av., found dead be-
side unconscious man with gas
turned on in hotel room. Husband
says wife was always true to him.
Fred J. Schumacher, pres. General
Printing Co., 305 9Th aV., killed in fan
4 Il
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-17

Charles Edmund, 1853 w. list PI.I
hurt by auto of M. A. -Curren, 1850
Wabash av.
Joseph Juretich, 2oth and South
Park av., married to reform. Forged
checks to marry. Arrested.
Fortunate Fabiano, 1112 NeWberry
aV., held in murder of Michael Hig-
gins, 1929 S. Hamlin av., stabbed in
fight over WheelbarrOW.
Twenty milk dealers arrested in S.
Chicago dairy cleanup. Eighteen
freed on promise to do better.
Nathan Fisher, 1901 N. MapleWood
av.. recently indicted as member of
burglar trust" arrested on stolen
property charge.
George C. Norris sued DR.. G. H.
Mundt, 6437 S. Green, for $4,000.
Charges malpractice in operation on
nose.
Serg't John McGinnis left for city
from Barbados Island, with Edward
Thacker, wanted here for embezzle-
ment
Mayor Thompson left for Watseka,
Ill, to speak at political meeting.
Home today or tomorrow.
Mrs. GoIdie DroUin suing Hall
Brothers, dentists, and DR.. G. E.
Wells, for $4,000. Says they broke
her jaw fixing her teeth.
Matthew Stark sent to BrideWell
for year by Judge Newcomer on big
amy charge by second wife.
John Roche, 2426 Warren aV., held
to grand jury on forgery charge.
Frank McGovern, Jefferson, Wis.,,
asked police to look for sister, Han
nah, working here.
Oscar F. Mayer elected permanent
treasurer of forest preserve district
commission.
Night church will be located in the
loop district, probably at II E. Con-
gress. Rev. MyrOn E Adams, former
pastor First Baptist church, viii be
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thrift ont Der oas anr5e GeO @iIlom
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rer iino allsgeiprphefte 8~robibitioEi.
item unn oa iolte ea eigentlih feiner
bolonoeren administering brnudet,
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thinning fir Serrf 9tDon ai~n3utreteu.
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8e3iebnng befdbigter itn6 ehrentper.
ter girrger. Der gefDiB Die 8itrger
nit Gbren pertreten FpirDe nro Sbre
S~ntereiien rad ieber aiftung bin
mobrqfl iuiirbe. Die 9euti6en ieines
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ltio 9efonnten Elm gi,tes @ort Elm.
legert. fooab En- iid)er nominiert her
ben piro.
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