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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13

menaida aaii ioteIaiua. Il Mertiata


SuoWeoyo.
Deni. firioittaa: IS. I. z p. of mil.
meistd eoellinem pdima uuben, Ipbpt.
aifoiien iotolainan merfitiemistd
iuarten.
Baiffei Suomen Banffi olefaon
fen neutrality-suspicious. idienena, iofa
ON ottanat tebt6m6fieen rtii6en lainan
reaIiioimiien. on ie fiiitenfin ottanut
i,uiia obIisatiioneia 10 milionasta
rrplasta eli pbtd paIion FUN muuta-
mat ipnoifaattiin fiualupat pantit.
Mutta luottolaitosten ballusia OLE
mat tiebot oIoittaipat, eta merfitie-
minen motif %iaaipnttaa Siiomesia
mieIG iuuremmnnfin menestpfiem Jos
aiiasta annettaiiiin waestolle enem-
mGn tietoia.
Hietarin ia Wosfoiuan iaastopan-
feisio on merfittp % mill. rnplaa.
Mrmeiiasta faapuii tietoia, iotfa oiot'
tapat fuinfa iuoiittu uuii lama or
meiiasia ia Iaimastosia on.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
81 ole fsuiafiu pnmtetta!

SonfunIaiien fdiitpfien iiitd, nil
tenfG fuunnattomia mGGrid ulfomoi.
fla mGfiiuomia npfpiiin elm. Ouluin
tuIee, iaa iiitd fun ferrotaan, etta no.
+. 4 pnd mlillan oitli,lainen wafiiuo.
mien malittdia mafioi %iaamastaan
Observation-Disclosures tullia noin
Smf. 1000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
&sfBuabs i%noranaiien rantatieliifen.
teen iGriestGmiiestG @enaiGn
ia Smpmen uGlilIe.

Deni fertoo, ettd tiistaina 10. +. 10
y. pioettiin mdarGaifainen istunto
Suomen ia feiiarifunnan maliiistd
inoranaista taiparaliifettG fosfemain
Attain ioboosta. &ofoufiesia of M.
ma rautatieIiifenteen iGriestGmiiestG
feiiarifunnan ia Suomten ralitateiben
pdlilIe @omi 8ortin raittatieaiemon
falitta NifoIain raoalla ief6 Suomen.
lab6en rantdmiIla iiiaitiemien iuomo.
laisten iatamien faiitta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
Natural
Sanitorium
parantola.

Dr.. K. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 E. Superior St. -. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykai Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA te varmaan
l0ydatte mitS olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmStaudeissa ia my6skp
Rvonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, hengenahdistuksissa vatsa-
k~atarreissa y. m. pahemmissahn tau
deissa. = Tiedusteluihin vastaan hr-
je~ellisesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
SelIinsin iueiiiobtoueben bafteripitoi.
inns femialliien pnbbistnfiem
laffanttamilen iGlfeem.

lattauffarntlen 1alteen.
$eIfineim tertpepoeIlisten tiitfi.
muster foelaitoflesia on titfittu bil.
Jon otetiit ttdptteet falipungin peii.
iobtopeSestG. aesfipiiffona ia tors.
taina ~. +. 5 ia 6 pdiipd oil bafteris
m6drG iofieenfin lama fuin tatpnlIi-
iesti on oIlut ferniaIliien puboistifien
aifana - enitn manittuno pGitp1nG
103 ia miimefiimainittiina 101 peiG-
fett6 fuutioientim. fobti. TGmG iob-
int iiitG, ettG fesfi,piiffona oil peli
pieIG femiaIliiesti puboistettlia ia ct.
I'd torstainn oil tue6esiG paIion femi-
alIiiesti pubbistettua pettG. Berion.
taina, ioIIotn femialIiiesti puboistet-
tn neii oil mdbentpnDt oil bafterim6G.
I'd t.189 peidfettd fu~iitioientim. fob
ii.
@antaan ioen bafteripitoiiuiis Of,
ndind p1ipinG oll,t r,oin 1900 peid.
fettd fuutioientim. fobti. Biime pGi-
nina paIIinnut fotpo paffanen on
tuntuiuasti wdbentdnpt bafterimGG.
rad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
olesfeleipat Smpmen lutte.
rilaiiet ia t~GfGIaiiet firfpn.


Sofainen f~irffoberra. ionfa ieura-
~fitnnasta iofo uieampia tai baripem.
pia idienid ~olesfeIee iofo aiumasia
tai tpoaniioiIIa BendidIIa = ia iel-
Iaiiia on pariinfin Std.S uomesia
paIion = tietGd bpiuin, mitG iefaan-
nufiia firfonfiriain pibosia beibGn
fibteenia ipntpp.
3un ulfomaiIla Questionable quo.
men fanialaiieIIe ei iaa antaa mliit.
tofirian, eIIei ban aeii. SenaatiIta o.
Ie iaanut Iiipaa maasta mituttoon tai
naimiien foutta trIlut ilfomaan fan.
iaIaiieffi, otpot iiis faiffi @endidIId
oIesfeIemat l,teriIaiiet fanialaiiemme
e6cIIeen Siiomesia firfonfirjoisia,
uieimmat entiiesid fotipitdidsiGdn,
80
npfpddn enimmdfiecn
&eIiineisid. Eietarisfa oIesfelefpat
oipot - faifeti iuurimmofii oiafii =
firioittaatiineet jdieniffi iifdlGiiiin
iuomoIaiiiin tai ruotiaIaiiiin ieura.
funtiin ndpttGmdIId Suomesta faa.
mania popinto6istlifien. 0un icIIai-
men benfilo baIiion miiittoa HictariS-
ia Suomecn, iaa BON iifdIdiiestd fir.
fonfansiiasto iiirtofirian eli mutt
tofirian'. Wuitto ei tiepsti uicin-
fam tapobou cntiiccn fotipitdidGn,
ipaon aimon miiiiannc. Sdlloista
"muattofirioa' ei fuitenfaon ole
Suomcsio mnnttofiriafii fatfottapa
cifd icIIoiienaon iIman muuta mos.
foanotcttotpo fila on muistettowo ct.
ia ofionomoincn benfiIo on ennes.
tddn iosiain Suomen ieiirofunnoSia
f~irioisfo. Mit6 feurauIiio mot tsaIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
SnlliIaitofien liirto Eietarin aiemal.
ia Dalfealaarelle.

Rietsb fertoo, eta tiiIliIaitofien
iiirtdminen iPetarin Suomen aiemal.
ia @alfeaiaarellc t,,lec aibeiittamaan
faifen faiffionn 1,4Ot, 200 rupIan
i%uuruiien menoerdn ippstd, ett6 8ol-
fcaiaoreIlo ei ole iopipia b~uoneusto-
ia tuIlin idriestdmiiefii iinne. Iie-
tarisia aiiotaan eoeIlcen idilpttdd pic.
tariin menepien tuIlitamorain tuIIi.
fGiittelp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
Nabfurliife.

SEEM Yorf MiIlfisid parfitiee fai-
feIlaiiia nabfoia fobtuuIIiieIIa maf-
iuIla, fabtia paIfalIa mpos parfitaan,
iofa min baIuaa. Yanfaa mpSs oma
nimenne IGbetpsIippuun. &irieet ia
ipuobat IGbettGf66 oioitteeIIa:
q. $. Snomela,
Seem yorf Drills. Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13

fniffi oliipat ~oiettuneet BELLE mara.
t.iIIe paifoiIle iaapui funniotpieras
puoliioinecn puoIi II aioisia tau.
'piingin ~orfesterin ioiftaesfa Sibeliuf.
fen " la Marcian 2arelia.iariasta.
calm perdlId naturalization d6resid
funinatuieraana oifealla piioIelIa is.
hui rho Iino Mcte. ipaiemmaIla -ripa
S6a Gilman ia ripa Sibeliufien pa.
~iemmalfa puoIeIIa bra 81. SaItin.
Orfesteri i~oitteIi lebteriud iIIaIIisten
fuluesia. Oianottaiien ioufosia buo.
mattiin maamile eri taioebaarojen
buomattawimmat e6ustaiat ia iouffo
muita pbteisfunnan merffibenfiIoitd
b. NJ.
SllalIiiista pubeineen miio6oStiii
pGima!Iisten iublamenoien mertainen
'ilaiiuls, iosia of eoustettlna quo
men intelligent.
Bltfin aamupGiwdd oil iubIiian u.
iuntoon iaapunut fuffaIaite toiienia
iGlfeen Min eta buoneet iubIiiain iaa-
pucsia 9Iioppilastalon iubIista oIipat
fuin fomein fciGinen fiiffatarba. g.
ritpiicsti mainittafoon arfifteboin
roliua Scariien antama fomea pibfo
tummanpunaiiia rnuiuja. 2abioia
oil niinifGdn iaapunrtt m. m. tarlu
g. Saloiclta ia g. SdrnefeIbiItd ptii
funpniicltafin. iiririn arffitebti Saa-
%riielta. 3Io puoli 3 aifaan aIfoi mie-
raiben tulo. uuiimaalaiien oiafun-
nan Idbctpst0, jobtaia tri u. Worne,
iaattoi jubliian tie6ofii oiafunnan
pddtoficn futiua tri Sibelius funnia.
idienefieen. -Suomari s. @pIling sc.
81. -%ieuran ldbetpston iobtajana pppli
iei,ran ~pltolesta jlibliiaa ipastaanot-
tamaan funniaidienppben so. &c..
ieurasia. Tobt. s. 2inbitrom toi fan.
ianmalistitsIeuran fustantaman, TO.
ritfaniiin %iibotun 2eopolb Scmiibtir
teofien "19.nuoiiiaoan iG~ipeltaiteer
mcstareita", jofa teoS on omistetti
Sean Sibeliufielle bGnen 5O-mnotis,
pdinGndan. Mpa Mageie @ester.
Iunb fefG Marp ST ilmoittiipot liifni
Jain Sibeliufien ibaiIijain ostaneer
bdnelIe flppgeIin. TGtG banfetta a
mustanei6en %nimifortit, fuiffiaar
ia, oiennettiin labian iaaiaIIe iic
wdsfd laatifosia. Spp1sti Iiifutettlt
ma fifth jubIiia nGistG funnianoioi
btnfiista. eeNxSmainittuien -Iifdff
iaapui IGbetpst0, iobon fuuluimat nei
DIT ScIma 3aianus ia Clio 2imbelo'
ia u. @algren, iobtaiana professor
2in6elof, iofa ilntoitti iubIiian Ii,fui
lain ibailiiain pGdttGneen tdmGn pai.
iuan muistofii IpottGG inbIijon fiji.
maIIa parustetun mitaIin, ionfa fu.
%manpeistGiG @ilIe Walgren muopoi.
Fl. SubIiia fifth IGmpimdsti tGstd
Observation-Disclosures.
SGbf0ianomia ti,li pGiipGn fuIues.
ia noin 70 S%ibeIiuffen ~pstGmiItG, i.
bailiioilta ia tuttauilta prnpGri quo
men.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
o L N ia HI ELSINGIN


Vuodelle 1916 .......... Zoe
|Aapinen ................. 1Oc
Katkismus, uusi tahi vanh. 1bc
Titanic'in hxvi0 .......... csc
|Karjanhoito oppikirja -. Zoe
Hevoskirja zoe
|Elainlaakari .............. Csc
|Kotilaakari, kuvitettu -. $1.25
Onnellinen koti .......... 25e
Matkamies eli krist vaellus 26c
Maanviljelijain neuvonant. Csc
Kokkikirja, sidottuna -. $1.OO
Ihmis sydan Jumalan temppeli26
Leastadiuksen puheitas. 49,. &c
Kuva Ram. $1,000, nyt $500
|Siionin Lahetyslehti v. 1915, SOC
Joka tilaa vahintaan dollarin
arvosta, saa Almanakan ilmais.
Sointuja Sionista nuoteilla .26
Sovitus haudalla ......... 40
Ohjaaja onnellisuuteen So. 10
Kesamatkailu Suomessa -. go
Uusisampo .......,...... %
Nyyrikki, Sum. viikkol. 1916 100.
A. Maunula, 81
r. 1. Box %. Turtle Lake, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
&puia paffaIia ~AlimaisIa.

&esfimiiffona, 10. t. 5 p. nasten
poIIG oioitti lGntpomittari &omanie-
meIIG 3S astetta geli. ia SooanfplGs-
IA 43 astetta. Sun liiGfii pubalteli
tapallinen foillistituli, ei uIfona ole
minen tunt,inut fopinfaan mieluiiaI-
to.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
Sean Sibelinfiem 5O-iumutispaiiuan
iuietto SeliinsisiG. = Smmrem.
moinen faniallinen Julia.

S%eliinsisia, iouIllf. 8 p. mietti
Snomen fania iGtpeltaiteen mestarin
Sean Sibeliufiem 5O.miiotispdiwad,
iofa iamalIa muooostui faniaIisten
fiitolliiuuoen ~oioitufiefii faifesta fiji.
to ialosta ia iulresta, mitd SibeIius
on faniaIleen ia fofol ibmisfunnaIIe
dntanut. SO aamltsta alfaen oil
poafaupungisia buomattaiuisIa iub.
lanlieli. Wuiiiffi., taibe-, fuffa. b.
m. liiffeet oIitpat iomistaneet affi,-
mania mestarin frumiIla. SubIitta.
man aiuntoon @ran6 Sotel Ssennias.
Ia oil aamuiella iaapunut monia fluff
faIabetpfiia ia Iabioia onnitteIuineen.
&lo R11 aifaan iaapui ban uu6eIIe
plioppilastalolle orfcsteribarioituf.
ieen. Salon aiuarasia eteiiesIG "2nl.
%liiniiesteu' fiioro maist S. &lemctiu
Joboolla ipastaanotti mestarin foia.
buttaen bGnen Mlefiis 2imen ianoi.
bin fdiueItdmdnid "Metidmieben Ia,,.
ionfa ialfeen maisteri u. Sieg.
berg pitt bdnelle Ipbpen pubeen. iobon
mestari pastaii. 2aulumiebet ia.
jabuttitpat foImifcrtaiicn rcippoon:
CLIFTON SibeIiusl icfd IauIoiuot
iitten "Suonen Iebto'. Setfiien fuI,,t.
tua iiirtpi SibeIiis iublaiaIiin orfcs.
tcria barioittamaan.
Snbla blioppilastalolla.
Ylioppilastalolla oil ITO 1 poIId
idriestettp plioppiIasiubIa SibeIiuf.
funniafii. SoIi oil t6pnnd iub.
plioppiIasmioriioa. iofo
o~iueniuulta iaIin perdIIc
funniofuiau. 3Io neIiGnnestd pIi 1
nstui idiueltdiG iaIiin ia pci bGnet
paifalle miuan bGm1lGinen jubIa.
moriaIffa. SG~sndoIiiat t~cripebtipGt
5ibeIiusta festGipin fdttentaputuf.
lin. Sitten ioitti Scliinsin tortpior-
festeri fapeIIimestari Mpostolin job
ooIla SibeIiufien "GinIonoian", MINI
jdIfeen piibuialamalle astli tobt.
q. 9. 2auriIa pit1een iubIapubeen.
Suomcn SauIii IauIoi fifteen moist.
5. 9lemetin ioboolIo ionoiIlo "Wou-
Ie faiffi fania bengentpobon" aIfa-
pan foboan 3oiimir 2einon firioitta.
masta jubIafantaatisto 10. 1894 pro-
motioonin, minfd fontootin SibeIius
oil iGlpeItdnpt. gIioppiIas e. @uo-
renrinne Iauiui maist. Yobionpddn
firjoittamon iubIorinon "SGmcItcn
Sean SibeIiufien toisto fin.
fuiinnelIesia'. YubuiaIamoI.
Ie astui tobt. 8. Montere lauiucn ipa
Iitain ianoin fen mitd Siiomen fonio
'inii ipbdmesiddn jubIiesioun ioIoa
,oifannio. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13
SuOmen uutisia.
esteria pante pi6tiaisten ,uiipatta
iGnG.

iGnG.
Soferin puutteesia iGi 3angasnie-
melld iofu oifa tafaperin tGpoesid
fua,lutufiesia olema moriiuspari nib.
fimdttG. @oriian tieii ettei i~oferia
ole iulbaiella pbtd wdbGn FUN baneI-
Idfddn, ia fun Min olIen eli ollrt mi
I'd diff wieraiIle Observation-Disclosures.
ia %tariopniit, idtettiin umpiioImu 10.
pulliiesti uetamattd fifth fumes 10.
feripula pdGttpp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13

iesia2 Sos ie toas on miroIIinest.
mime Giti firioista iiirret66na
@iimemainittuibm oiioibim NIB.
ben tdptpncc tai .iattGG toipeenio.
mutta mitd eoeIld pIempand fosfet.
teluibin BietoriSio ainwoin rutcri.
Ioistcn aiioibin ti,Icc, oIiii fits toi,uot-
toipo. eta Bietorin IuteriIoijci papit
mosteoes nouoottoiiimoi enomen q.
lamaiiiin ndboen mcifSlGiiia Iafeio
ia tapoia, ioisto tdrfcimm6t oIiiimoi:
3ostctooistifien ISbett6miuen
Snomecn iofa tapoufiesio ia Snou,en
lain noubottominen oipioIiittocn f,su.
Iuttomiiesfo ia wibfimiiesi6.
s. @. 30.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13

q. =. Iauloi maist. 3lemetin JOB.
oola Sibeliufien "Benematfan" ia
"SiGnnaaIle". SibeIius Iauiui to-
man idIfeen ml,utumiu ionoia fiitof-
iefii bdnen funniufieen idriestetpstd
jabIasta. 2opifii ioitti toripiioitto-
funta ~ la mareian' SibeIiufien
2areliaiariasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-13

I'd, ettd IaiIlinen fuaIutlis t~apabtuiii
Suomesia tai i%paatiii ebes esteetto.
mppben tooistufien iofa tapautiesia.
Toiien eiimerfin mainitien oiioit.
teefii fuinfa maifeaan aiemaan QUO
men fanialainen itie moi ioiitiia, eIIei
min tGrfeGsid aiiosia FUN naiminen,
noroata aiipan tarffaan lainmufaista
idriestpstd. $eliingistG olcipo iitpis.
tpnpt nuorimies meni 8enGiGIIG nai.
miiiin freifanusfoiien noiien fansia
ia pibittiin freiffaIaiien ,paan ei III.
t~eriIoiien rituooIin mufaan. Cana
mics toi iittemmin minulIe Seliingis.
I'd iaamania miuttofirian, iosia oil
mat ieuroawat ianat "naimaan pa-
poa nuorimies". S6n Iii1ii fuitenfin
iuuIIiiesti, eta ban On naimiiisia 81
Id ferrotulla tomolla. Mitcn oil NAB
ocIIista, ettd ban BenGidIIG oil
pGGsipt naimiiiin iInton Suomesto
onncttuo Observation-Disclosures, cit
pmmdrrd. Suomesia ban diff pdds.
ipt ,ubeIlcen naimiiiin, jos diff G.
6eIiicn noimiien tobtonut ioIota.
Nutto oiio ioi mieIG omit,iiemmon
fddnteen. Mies boIuii iaoSa eroa
,uoimostoon ia fddntpi fen iobbosto
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
WHERE IS VILLA?

Not the least amazng fact connected with amazing Mexican expedition is the abrupt subsistence in Pan cho Villa, whose exploit at Columbus responsible for the southward of Pershnigs punitive" column
 Where is Villa?
 Occasionally some one bobs up to propound this question and American public engrossed with other features of the Mexican situation, amazedly echoes: "Where?"-Seattle Times
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
THE CIVIC CLUES GOOD WORK

Swat the fly is right and the Civic Club is to be commended for the timely suggestion. Likewise for the request that all business houses should be careful not to allow refuse to accumu- late. However timely the suggestion may be, yet it cannot be truthfully said that the people of Ketchikan are negligent in that respect. From our last two years experience in the city, we are free to say that we have never been in a town so free of flies, no doubt due to the fact that everybody seems to take pride in keepnig their respective place clean of refuse and thus con- tribute to its share to the health of the commun- ity in general. There is nothing so nasty as the dirty fly. For that reason if for no other we should take the kindly hint of that devoted civic body, the members of which are unceasingly looking for our welfare.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
KETCHIKAN HAS CITIFIED ANNOYANCE

Ketchikan is quite citifed with it's many au- tos, as matter of fact, with our limited thor oughfare suitable for automobiles, may say that we have nearly reached the point when we shall have to take to the tall timber in order to get away from the annoying honk, honks, es- pecially the tired businessman who contends that it is extremely annoying to be annoyed. However, there is a consolation in sight, and that is with the Cliff Avenue and the continual tion of the government road completed, the lov- CTS of "joy-riding" will have some considerable distance to travel; meanwhile, those who cannot afford to ride will have the satisfaction of know
 ing the honk, honk, noise is not confined to one spot, and that others are being annoyed also.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08

at the public trough.
 It is only few months since the govern ment started the construction of the Matanuska railroad, yet thousands have 1ocked in there and more thousands will follow Every boat bound for the westward it full of men and wo- men bound for that part of the country attract ed by nothing else than the fact that the work is done by the government Of those who are f1ocking in, how many will regret ever after their foolish notion that they will get fat bone to pick would be hard to say But one thing is certain, and that is, many more will be sorry than there will be who shall have reason to be thankful that they followed. Any how that is one way of bringing people to Alaska, and it may be good way at that.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday-8.00 a.m., Holy commun- ion, Except first Sunday in the monthly
 1o:00 Native Sunday School.
 11:00 am. Morning Prayer and Sermon. (Holy Communion, first Sunday in the month";
 12:00 m. Sunday School.
 7:30 Evening Prayer and Sermon. Holy Days-10:30 am. Holy Con- munion.
 Tuesday-8:00 pm. St. Johns Social Club, Guild Room.
 Wednesday-2:00 pm. Native Women's Guild, Indian School House Thursday-2:30 pm. St. Johns Guild Room.
 7:.00 p.m.St. Johns Athletic Club, Boys, Guild Room.
 Friday-8:00 pm. Choir Rehear- sal, Guild Room.
 X sincere welcome is extended to all, especially to newcomers.
 REV. HAROLD H. KELLEY, Er Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
THE END OF A ROMANCE
(Hartford Courant)

Last week residents of New Milford attended the funeral of Evra Morehouse elderly resident of that town looked the body before the casket closed and then their way discussing what they and what they remembered of the history of the dead They knew her story and because they had known all their lives they nothing out of the ordinary in it in the fact that her shroud yeowed with age This shroud they knew intended for the wedding the civil began and in expectation of her approach ing marriage Then the and her fance listed. went to the front and never came back With New England repression the dress put away fully and when the woman died last week note found requesting that it be used her shroud Ouv- ing her young lover by than half century, the kept sacred her love him. and after her deah gave this sign of her life long martyrdom.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
WHY IS IT so?

Why is it that when the government under takes a public work, body-generaly speaking-focks to the location of the work !? It looks as though the public in general thought the government an easy mark; as though there was to be some fat bones to pick; when as a matter of fact, the government is the hardest critter to deal with of any. It is so exacting, so full of red tape and so bossy due no doubt to it's varied and greedy agents whose sole ambi- tion is to show devotion that they may be kept
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08

Consider the caution of great Government says the Boston News Bureau It has placed experiment tai order for three Lewis machine guns Today Eng land has 10000 machine guns order in this country Canada is signed up for several hundred And Spring field advices declare that for three years Ben et-Mereiers MaximVickers have been made the Springfield arsenal But this is to be remedied The Government has bought three machine guns.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
WHY AMERICA IS GREAT (News Scimitar)

One why America is great is because she all the countries of the world in the production of coal iron steel copper silver and oil She is also the champion producer of cotton wheat oats hay and is South Africa in the production of gold Moreover, people constantly producing wealth. and not wasting their time and substance in shooting each other and destroying life and property.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-08
CATHOLIC cHUScs;

Low Mass at S:3U 8. m. High Mass at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at 2:3Op. m. Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. m. Week Day Mass at 8 a. n. Rev. PAUL P. KERNS.
 Pastor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-21
be had in scores Of Vermont towns.


to investigate the advantages of an
Nobody ever regrets doing
SO, and those who buy are thankful
and comfortable as long as they live.
National Life ms. Co., of VT (Mu-
tual) Earle s. Kinsley, General
Agent, Mead Building, Rutland, Vt.
ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-21

A crop of cabbages raised this sea-
son which will net more than the
price paid for the 177-acrc farm on
which they were grown is Benning
ton farmers answer to the theory that
agriculture in New England is not a
success. The cabbage crop, too oc-
Cupied only twelve acres. leaving 100
acres of the farm for general farming
purposes. When one can can raise a
five thousand dollar crop in one sea
son no further argument is needed
that the low priced farms of Vermont
and other New England states will
sometime be appreciated at a proper
standard of value. There are a score
of crops just as promising as cabbage
and any one of them can be made
profitable by an energetic man who
is willing to add industry to care and
commonsense. Too often man
raises a crop enc year and because
the price proves low gets discouraged
and the next season tries something
else. Mr.. Squires' remarkable success
with his cabbage this year is due to
the fact that he didn't get discour-
aged. He has made a specially of
cabbages for several years and
learned how to grow them Some
years he did not make much but kept
at it and now finds himself rewarded
with a big crop in year when the
cabbage crop has failed in most
places and the price is higher than
before in years. There are good
towns in Vermont where half the
farms are dormant and in the market
at from five dollars to fifteen dollars
per acre. All CT them are fertile and
productive il given a fair chance.
There are some who urge that these
farms be planted to forest TIMBER but
except on steep and rocky land that
cannot be cultivated such action is
unwise and calculated to retard the
of Vermont. What we
need in Vermont is few striking
demonstrations of what Vermont !
farms will do and then an earnest ef-
fort to bring settlers to Vermont com
petent to take advantage of the SPLEEN
did opportunity which is offered by
he moderate priced farms which can
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-21
FERRtTS FOR SALE

Males 1925; females, $3.50: pairs
$3.50 also IL and 16 guage shot gun
shells Smokeless, SOC, black pow
de-, zoe.
]. w. Pierce, 21O cage st.
Next to Davenport's Bakery. Mail or.
ders filled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-21

Probate Judge +. c. Bennett of the
Bennington probate district has been
again sustained by the supreme court
of the state The case was that OF
Mrs Hall against the Robinson es-
state Judge Bennett has been in Of
fee ten years and in that time has not
yet been overruled by the supreme
court 1t may not be generally
known and appreciated in his home
town, but the fact is that Judge Ben
nett is considered by those in position
to know to be the best qualified and
most competent probate Judge in the
state of Vermont. The proper settle
ment of the estates of those who have
gone is one of the most important
functions OF government in a civilized
and Christian state and it is comfort
ing to know that our affairs of this
kind are in hands of recognized
ability and high standing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-21
"A Mas Ri6ht 10 happiness"
BY teY Charles r Park
SOnas in Ellie ="

By Rev, Pal Revere Rockingham
And other Unitarian Sermons and Pam
phiets sept FREE. Address
P. o. MISSION, Hopedale, Mass.