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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09
RAMSEY ISSUES
MONTHLY REPORT

Dallas News.
with q few Isolated exceptions,
conditions affecting agriculture, live
stock and general business In Texas
and the other sections of the Eleventh
Reserve District are favorable, ac-
cording to the May statement issued
by Judge William +. Ramsey chair
man Of the Dallas Reserve Bank
Dry weather In the extreme south
ern part of Texas and damaged fruit
crops In the Pecos Valley Of New
Mexico are the more important UNI
favorable phases to the report
Freight traffic increased 10 per
cent and passenger traffic increased
20 per cent Shortage Of cars was re-
ported by transportation lines
big increases were reported by
wholesale houses Of practically every
description Building operations over
the district likewise Increased and
no complaint was heard Of unem-
ployment Of labor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09

uously been in the seth Judicial Dis
trict since its creation and organic
alton In 1885. It has never furnished
a district Judge, nor, before now, has
one of it's citizens ever asked for the
office Of District Attorney In can
did fairness the county is entitled
to consideration, If lis product and
candidate is worthy of the conf
dcncc Of the people.
81 most respectfully invite inyesti-
cation of my fitness to perform the
duties Of the office and solicit your
favorable consideration at the Dem
ocratlc Primary Election to be held
July 90, 1916.
CALVIN J. HENSON. "
Give his candidacy due consider
alton.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09

Washington. June The naval
appropriation bill carrying total pro-
posals Of s2G9,0OO, 600 for the coming
year passed the house finally today
by vote of 35s to 4. The building
program includes five battle cruisers,
four scout cruisers. ten dosiroyera.
fifty submarines and 1870 acroplancs.
The four voting against passage Of
tho bin were Browning, New Jersey
and Graham. Pennsylvania tRcpub-
licansl; Randall, California, Prohi-
bItlonlst) and London, new York,
soclallsU
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09
5000 Saved In Two Hours

by bringing your olu mattress to the
Snyder Mattress Factory and made
new. New cnes made to order All
work called for and delivered in the
city Phone 349. sstf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09
CALVIN J. HENSON
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

non, NhlNln a. il'hh'h VI A"'''"
morton was here Saturday In the In
terost Of his candidacy for the office
Of District Attorney for the seth Jul
diclal district composed Of scurry
Kent. Fisher, Jones. stonewall Has
kcl and Throckmorton counties Mr.
Henson is plain practical young
man. He is Texan, born and reared
and Is fully Identified In every way
with interests and well being Of West
Texas.
He is a lawyer Of several years
successful practice. lie is now aery-
ing his second term as county at
torncy Of his home county In his
last race for that office two years
ago he carried every voting box In
the county but one. lie has q fine
reputation where known as young
man of ability. honesty and courage.
In a circular addressed to the yot-
ers Of the district Mr. Henson says
/ "As a candidate for the office of
District Attorney Of the seth judicial
District of Texas, | beg to say this
word;
MY 'n''''''r '' d '''' ' -. ivy
conduct az '''Hen ''' '''' ''''' o.
to the people o' my "'''' ''u n,,
whore ! nave 1--WE" ''' ''' ",
sixteen years anu w '''" ~.
that ] may wiz" '''''' 80 -. ~,
equipment ana ''pa'''y '' d ''"',''
as well as my por'ono' ''''''' 'o' ,','
position oil prosecutor '',
youehed for by 'noS' WHO N"0" NY
record
81 am native IeNnn' ] was wv "
in Fannln County In 1854 mo''u 10
Throckmorion IN l'oo' "nu' WIZ" WV
exception OF few months nave ~
sided here since lha' u"''' wa, W..
u'"''u J" Wv 80. ,r..,. >,orm,i
School and the North I'Na7 N"'"'"'
College of Denton taught '''''"
terms OF school In TINS county ave
tended the Law Department OF '"'
State University Of Austin ann "aa
granted license to practice Jaw III
1910. ] am now 'or''"b '' D'ua,,
| Attorney Of Throckmor'on Ooun'''
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@rfandte 9anfnuien.

Baibington, 1. Des. Ole Bun.
bes. @ebetmpoliSei berihtet oas or.
fheinen 6lUeier nener 61lidungen
bon $40 guuoes. Relerpebmfnoten
Der NeiD gorter ganf. Sci oerieI,
ben lit rote nn0 blaue Garbe Sur
RudobmAng Der Seioenf1oen &C.
braudt. Die Tid ourh Die edtett
gtoteu aie1en; audi iinO bieie &c.
brudten 2ipien Die Die S~eiOenf6oen
bortenen, IN bei6en 8duen 81 lang;
oilt lit bas Grin Der @iidieiten Der
gtoten Inn bie[e Sdattierungen
Ounfler nIs nif ben edten Soften.
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tnarktberiAte


LDfdl > N1nfF.
aiebermitleIt bon BlHiHstR BtMit Cal
efaneen-BdIs, Eisle $4 25 20; HIorioG
Mic S~s.Eo-4.no: ss1bels, SiIte $47bma25
9ltronen 9Hte sE.7B-e.A1.
CONFERENCE.-The Ss.7E4.75.
aspid-gorf Snsperials. baB $500; Seaa'
tans, qrobe SAGE, IleiHea st.s5 Der Aiile;
BANGS, Jeb S40a, 3irter 8ouenas. $3.50
lei aite; arianlas gIfs ertraieine. $3.50
,sr ailte; grfanias aIf8r feline. s2,2b; Nine
saps, ertruieine. 1910, feine $1.ao per Nfite,
Melntrniben- gmperers. Grate $780, @Ht'
,erors, Safer sa7b; @selaaas. egtra gut,
800; tanap. 7.5o; erira ldiicb $500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $t.75 per Camper;
ganias, SaB 1915.
sanrtotld s 80 per @nfbeL
ReMife:
aauiebeIm fpalif3e. Crate S290
8plebeIn, rot, gslb, 4fb. AIR
apnaten. 2ues. s2.25,
nobI. 9fo. 4ise.
eenerie, aRidigaH. Get, 4Oc.
Geurrie. California. Graie $3.50 Gte- 81.
Aulebaepes. mlb. zAc,
@elbe. peibe nub 3udeFr1heb Rio. 2he.
Vaiiinnlet, 4ib. 2ahf.
@nFien. 1albeans 1900,
4xsliNEbesvsH isbs, sos SasoQF aales
500 $1,000.
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M~ittelmabige 6.75-7.5o.

MittelmGbise 6.75-7.50.
@eIDoDnllue o.UO-b. 10.
Gtod Setfers, quite bis bette GOO
bis 7.15.
Stod aiibe E.00-6.50.
Glod aalber 6.00-S.00,
geaI &albT 8.00-t0.O0.
Bulls unS Stags 5.50-6.75.
Bologna Bulls 5.00-5.50.
Sdpeine-3uil9r 1000.
Mfarft felt. tart bis Iaugiam.
0lrhldnittSHats 9.40--9.60,
Sobiter 9rris $50.
100.
Marft f5e bober.
Qdnt4ner ii. 50-12.3 5.
@efitterte 2aHumer 12.00.
Sabrfinge 7.T5-iD.00.
6ee0er SGbrltnge 100000.
@i06er 7.00--S.B.
Mutterldafe 6.75-8.10.
@efiitterte MlItteriAnfe To- is,
b5ber.
Geeoer Miitteridafe b.00--675.
g6iiasO aiarfihsridt.
gbitnsa !. Geaember.
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NOmir0I Jenicoe 1T
halt 0citcnt wcrccn!


2on6or, 1. Deo. = amiteroomer
9epeiden oendb lit Der aommou.
oouediel in Der britiiden aomirali.
tat bon ben Oeiitihen 9Idttern nit
SnbeI beoriiBt morben. Gie 4olni.
ide 8eitune ertInrt. OnB Montreal
Seairoe abgesett puroe, neil CT
ore Seeihlndt bel Siitlnro Derlor ;
itn0 DAB er nidt I'M 6tanoe III,
ole britiide 6lotte ridtig gu letter.,
gebt oorails bernor, Dab oeitI6e
&orpeoobccte bic 0ItliHe @iiItc
GneInnbs perihie0ene WaIe on.
seeriffen boben, obne Dab iid Elm
britiihes S9iff bltden lieb.
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aiuOSie6-8ufubr 10000; DART
fe5t his ettnas h1hpr

ainObieh-8ufubr 10000; DART
felt Bis ettnaS bOHer.
Soditer @rei3 1850.
Canadian @gafters 800.
SGbrIirge tf,25.
GAmeipc-8ufu1r 42,000; Whrft
t0-15c bobpr alg 9urbidaits-
preis am Mittlpof.
9urdAfmittspreiS 9.10--980.
S6diter BreiS 1000.
Sdaie-8ufubr 12l00os Norft 10
bis 25c boiler.
@efitterte 2cRmer 1855.
8eItliAe 2aHlmer 100.
syeeoer 2Gurner 1896.
S0abp 21msBer 1875.
ct, Soiep5 @arttberidt.
ct. SoIepb. 1. DeSem6er.
Hinbbieb-3ilfubr 600; MGrft feIt.
S6d5Fter 9reis $40.
Gdlmeiue-3utubr 1000; Maarft
5-t0c bGber.
DurdAdnittspreis 9.25-9.75.
S0dfter BreiS 9.85.
@hnfe-8uIHbr 1000; Mearft
10-d6c b0her.
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aoIusnlae-sad $3.50; GuseB6 $500.
sonia 24s, S3.75 aiite.
6maba Narft6eridt.
Omala. 1. Gesember.


Omaha, l.. December.
RiHSbie6-8ufuBr 5000.
9eeftiere felt bis t0t baber.
@uta BIS bette torngeflttertc
geepes 9.~75--11.00.
Gdtuere forneefittterte @eepes
9.50--to.2 5.
@tittelmabiee forneefit. 9eepeS
S.50-9.50.
g9eeFs 1000 hoo.
@ittelnaBige S.50-t0.00.
3abe uno Sellers, felt bis ftdrfer.
GRAB 8eebes, CUTE bis bette 7.75
biz $50.
@littelmaBiee 6.75--T75.
@etD0bniide 5.75--6.75.
@iitc bis bette Seifer8 6.50-7.50
Cute bis bette aiibe 6.50-7.25 .
MittelmdBiec &iibc 5.75-6.b0.
@emobnllhe 4.25--5.75.
@toders un0 5ee0ers. quite itnrf.
nrbere felt.
5eeoers. quite biz bette, $50 bis
400
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Soufenoe peridie0ener Spielin@en
tpuroen nod oteiem D%unoerbareu gdie-
mert gebruft. Dies lit ous gr0Bte uno
ib6uae Geibnodts.6 perrorerIoeer, su benz nod ienoIs Der
msbnodtsntam bic fEeiien anaben unO aGaOaen etnhuS.
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gs beaabIt iid], In Den pGIaE.
ffiSierten a%uaeigeR~ Der &ribiine gu
onnorileren.
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SeDes &inb, oas am Gomstag fommt,
Inn ben @eibnddtsmonn in ieiner
Burg 81 ieben, miro elm biibi9es
fIeines @ei9enf erbolten.
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0asrit. w.inilter reEanieri.

6ueretaro, Mer., 1. 9ed. Sc.
jus 4tnta, eeeenfpartiger Miniiter
beg Snneru uno friiberer Riniiter
aeuBeren ioaote geitern General
@orrnnao nuf teIegrnpbii9em 8ege
jetue Reiignntion Elm, inOem er er.
fIGrte, 6aB er niht fdngcr iein &nnt
ausiiben f0nne. 4n ieiner SteIle
miro. pie es beiBt. agtirte 8or.
Ianed bot Gnron5o gum Wiuiiter
oes Snnern ernonnt tuerber.
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@efiitterte 2dtnmer 1896.
.annins Gith Marffberidt.

&onios Gitp, /. DECEMBER.
&inObia4-3itfubr 1000; Nartt
felt Big ftarf.
SdbrEtnee 100.
&ilbe, itorf bis bober.
edpfers, tenae @erfdade
&dIber, firm.
Sdapeine-onfabr 1000; gaarft
See bdber.
D1trhiGmittspreis 9.25-9.B.
$odFter Briefs $50.
GdaFe-3uiubr 1900; MurEt feft.
S06Nter 8rcfs 1880.
@efiltterte gGRiNer 1910.
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SABA Reispuoer, per sdod.
tel .................... 24e
9ebeceo 8abuaaita, 5Oe @r0:
he .............,...,.. Csc
gonS's Geidtscreme 25t Gro.
BE IVt
| Sap 9ioie GoiletteuDoiier, Doc
@roBe ........,,........24 t
| Smportierter gab. Rum ST. .21e
| Gutnmibeden4 36aoG., 90. .2Se
| @ummibanoidube firs Saus
| serorpOe IF sDSrooerL
| Gfrno 6laide ..,..... 24e
| 9ompeian 9liben0l, gint aan.
| &ugbes bette Snarbiirlte, merit
| $3.50 .................. nc
Gillette glaliern1elier, Soc 9a.
tet ..............,..... BIC
@roBe gugmobl better Toilette.
tuaiIer unb 8arflme, in feiner
@erpadung, al Spe5iaIpreiieu,
Manieilre Barnitlr, in Meib.
na6tsidahtel .,,......... 24c
6anptflnr.
s~pesiaI- s ans net
BEN GIFenbeim inert $500,
SbesioI fur ............ 1929
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05
A Fascinating Novel of Love and
Adventure by William j Locke

beneath which the remaining three of
US were gathered, and when he fondly
thought he was out OF earshot he set
her beside him on the low parapat
just then from the drawing room
door there emerged Franklin, the but
ler who marched up straight to Jaf-
ferry.
Lord Almighty" cried Jaffery. in
Guiding us all in the sweep of n desper :
ate gaze. TITS Lioshali l thought |
had given her the slip"
CHAPTER W.
The young woman who entered was
uncommonly tall and of buxom state
liness. You must take me somewhere
else" she said after we had been in
troduced I've got no use for Eu-
phemia."
But where else can | take you 2"
cried Jaffery, aghast.
I'm very sorry you're angry. Jafs
Chayne," said Liosha. with a certain
Kind dignity. But these are your
friends. Their house is yours. Why
should | not stay here with your"
Here? Good God!" cried Jaffery.
Yes, why not?" said Barbara, who
had set out to teach this lady man
ners
THE very thing" said l.
Liosha rose and bowed. THE honor
is mine"
Then will you come this way-I
will show you your room"
Barbara motioned to Liosha to pre-
cede her through the French window
of the awning room
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05

way. can Barbara have me for the
week ?"
Barbara would have you for the rest
of time" said !. And SO would Susan
| expect you by the IL o'clock train"
Right" said he
Talking of fair ladies what
about Pr
1.-THE deuce!" came Jaffery's great
voice. She's here right enough"
"Where?" | asked.
THE Savoy. So is Euphemia -
/ Euphemia was Jaffery's unmarried
sister, as like to her brother as little
wizened raisln is to a fat, bursting
muScat grape.
"Euphemia has taken her on. Wants
! to convert her"
Good Lord" l cried. rs she
Turk?"
She's a problem" And his great
laugh vibrated in my ears.
why not bring her down with
! Euphemia? ?"
81 want a couple of days off. want
/ good, quiet time. with no female
women about save Barbara and my
fairy grasshopper whom, as you know.
| love to distraction"
But will Euphemia be all right with
| herr"
had not the faintest notion what
kind OF a creature the problem was.
Right as rain. Euphemia has fixed
up 10 take her tomorrow night to a
lecture on Tolstoi at the Lyceum club
and to the City Temple on Sunday. Hot
no! hoi"
When the lovers came in l told them
my news Adrian expressed extrava-
CANT delight. A little tiny cloud fitted
over Doria's brow.
Shall | like him?" she asked
You'll adore him." cried Adrian.
'Tll try to, dear, because he seems
to mean so much to you"
CHAPTER III.
A fairbearded, redfaced. blu eyed,
grinning giant got out of the train,
and catching sight of us, ran up and
laid couple of great, sunglazed hands
on my shoulders.
"Hullo hullo! hullo." he shouted
and gripping Adrian In his turn shout
ed II again.
why didn't you tell me that?"
Il thought d give you a pleasant
surprise" said l.
And how's everybody" Jaffery's
voice reverberated through the sub
way. Barbara and the fairy grass
hopper? I'm longing to see EN-"
We drove off. The Chinese Puff
hard excelled herself, and though she
choked automatically, did not really
stop once until we were half way up
the drive. when ! abandoned her to the
gardeners who later on harnessed the
donkey to her and pulled her into the
motor house. We dismounted. however,
in the drive. A tiny figure in blue
smock came scuttling over the sloping
lawn. The next thing | saw was the
small blue patch somewhere in the up
land region of Jaffery's beard Then
doomed forth from him idiotic excla-
nations which are not worth chronicl-
ing. accompanied by duet of bass and
treble laughter. Then he set her as
tride of his bull neck and pitched his
soft felt hat to Adrian to hold. l went
to get refreshing drinks, and when
returned | found Jaffrey, with Susan
on his knee questioning Adrian.
Presently the familiar sound of the
horn announced the return of Bar
bara. We sprang to our feet and
descended to meet the car at the front
porch Jaffrey grinning with delight.
opened the door. appeared to lift
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05

radiant Barbara out of the car like a
parcel and almost Rugged her
Adrian helped Doria to alight, and to
Doria then, for the first time, was pre-
scented Jaffery Chayne.
She smiled on him graciously
He murmured something INTO his
beard. Meeting his childlike gaze of
admiration, she turned away and put
her arm round Barbaras waist The
ladies' went indoors to take off their
things, accompanied by Adrian. who
wanted a lovers word with Doria on
the way. Jaffery followed her with
his eyes
Who is that singularly beautiful
girl?" he asked.
''Doria Jornicroft," said l.
shes the most astonishing thing
I've ever seen in my life
Il wouldn't find her too astonishing
if | were YOU" said l with a laugh
because there might be complications
She's engaged to Adrian"
THE deuce you say" said Jaffery
Adrian sauntering through the
French window of my library joined us
on the terrace. Jaffery, forgetful of
his attitude, his philosophy. caught him
by the shoulders and shook him in
pain dealing exuberance. Old Adrian
was going to be married He wished
him Joy. Yet 1t was no use his wish
ing MIN JOY because ne ALREADY mad II
lit was assured. That exquisite won
der of a girl, Adrian was lucky
devil pestilentially lucky devil. He.
Jaffery, had fallen in love with her on
sight.
And II / hadn't told him that Miss
Jornicroft was engaged to YOU" said /.
he would have taken her by the hair
OF her head and swung her up behind
him on the saddle and ridden away
with here, It's a little Way Jaffer
has"
Luncheon over we sought the deep
shade of the terrace which faces due
east Jaffery, In his barharic fashion
took DORA by the elbow and swept
er far away from the wistara arbor
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05

and slenderly made, with dark hair,
luminous eyes, and ivory white COM
pleX1on, a sensitive nose and mouth, a
wisp of nerves and passion.
When the ladies retired, and we
moved up towards our host, | found
myself between two groups; one dis
cussing the mercantile depravity of a
gentleman called Wilmot, of whom [
had never heard, the other. arguing on
dark dilemmas connected with an Abyss
sinian loan. A vacant chair happen
ing to be by my side, Adrian glass in
hand, came round the table and sat
down.
How are you getting on?"
We'll, said l. Very we'll" L slipped
my port.
We lapsed into silence amid the talk
on each side of us. | confess that I
rather surrendered myself to the wine.
After that we Joined the ladies' for
an unimportant half hour or SO. and
then Barbara and ] took our leave. AS
we were motoring home-we live some
thirty miles out of London-we dis
cussed the dinner according to the way
of married folks, homebound after a
feast, and | said / wondered why Adri-
ans face should have been SO bag
gard when he had everything to make
him happy
He was thinking of Mr. Jornicroft's
previous insulting behavior" said
Barbara.
II never knew Adrian to be seriously
vindictive," said I.
1T strikes me, my dear" replied
Barbara taking my hand, that you
are an old ignoramus."
And this from a woman who active
ly glorfes in not knowing how many
RS" there are in "harassed"
We'll" said my wife, we're not 60
ing away this year, for I'VE fixed up
with Doria and Adrian to spend Aug
ust at Northlands."
In August came the engaged connie
and every day Barbara took them IN
to town and whirled them about from
house agent to house agent until she
found flat to suit Them and then from
emporium to emporium until she found
furniture to suit the flat. and from
raiment vendor to raiment vendor until
she equipped Doria to suit the
furniture
1t was In the evenings that | was
loneliest; for then Barbara went early
to bed, and the lovers strolled about
together In the moonlight With the
intention, half malicious, half pitiful
of filling up my time, Doria taught
me a new and complicated Patience.
Then finally. when Doria, having spent
a couple of polite minutes in the
drawing room, had retired, and when
/ was tired out from the strain of the
day and half asleep through weariness
Adrian would mix himself the longest
possible brandy and soda, light the
longest possible cigar and try TO keep
me up all night listening to his
conversation.
At last, one Friday evening, while I
was engaged in my forlorn and unprof-
table game. the butler entered the
drawing room with unperturbed an
nouncement.
Mr.. Chayne on the telephone, SIR"
l sent the card table flying amid the
wreckage of my layout and rushed to
the telephone.
"Hullol That you, Jaff?"
Yes, old man. Very much me. A
devil of a lot of me. How are your"
When did you arrive?' | asked
"A couple of days ago.
why on earth didn't YOU let me
know at once?"
"i'll tell you when | see you. BY the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05

Let us stretch our legs, Hilary"
said Adrian. who had not displayed en-
thusiastic interest in the housing Of
Liosha.
SO we went off leaving Doria and
to do with Liosha.
AS far as Barbara and myself have
ben able to make out, 1t was during
this intimate talk that Jaffery fell in
love with Doria. OF course. what the
French call the thunderbolt of love had
smitten him when he had first beheld
Doria alighting from the motor car.
But he did not realize the SUPPLYING
effect of this bang on the heart till he
had thus sat at her little feet and drunk
in her godlike wisdom.
ITO be continued next Sunday
Eleanor Grove. after a location trip
to Little Bear lake with Director Os-
car Apfels company, decided one was
losing great deal of the enjoyment
of California residence by living in
hotel so upon her return influenced
her mother to remove to Tropico,
where the bungalow they have secured
is surrounded by a variety of green
things growing" Miss Eleanor, who il
but IL years old, is an important fac
tor in the APPEL picture now being pro-
duced.
Howard Hickman has developed a
new hobby-wireless telegraphy.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05

Howard Hickman has developed q
new hobby-wireless telegraphy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05

Mat, 3:45 to 1880.
Eve, 8:45, 1890.
Children 5c-Adults 15c.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-28
Kansan kirjeitd

usfottc toiiin. min 1lfd6 iitten en11
milito ustofo. Sdntd ci ole "pisncs-
to-, maon iuoron iiionieo. Wtiitta mo-
nla mont ei ole aiapon maltnfaoun
marrcllu cif1 ihuiifooln p1oSio,
waon fcsfclld fpl6d ia mauntien
wicrclla.
Mr. SoDn acln OIL mppnnpt Ipr.
iGmaania %. .. WiIliisiG ia on osta.
mt tilalle onialta fpllGtG 100 eeffe.
rim iualmiin talon mGbGn pli 80 ool-
larin binnalla, ioten mn. &ela on
fplGmmc iu%omalainen iuilr.farmari
ollen maata 800 eefferiG.
Muorimies Sreb &ela on fotintu-
nut parin fun 9upireisiulta, f1pnDt
raiitopuun fautto Wtilliisi6.
Nina niit6 piioa iafiasio, Mei-
oGn falcon lpoin meiiersfan alfu t.
+. 2 p. &niffi bmpin.
Onban fpldmmc mGbGn mGbcnnpt-
fin. Grief GSfclin on mcnnpt linl-
roanlaor pdGniG reifaG &inein mGcn
laiteello olepiin II. |. ponin "iGftin''
Mrs. Den Sooli meni iomosia jou-
fosin. Scr. Snoli meni 10 aifnicm.
min. &c fultnncn oempfraoti.oifa ie
ibmiiisi1 fasmattoo fullan ia bopcon
binloja.
Snulufn on 10 nluella, cnfclten
%loiunomu foiful ia OH - moinut
tnituo "miljcpnicn inn fouttn FUN
t1md f~iriccni OH lncttcpano, Min Ell
ban tGsid r6nGt bommot. SbmiiiltG
bonunio nGm1t eunmot. S6miiiltG
ipsfuS loppulL 9paon cnfcltcn jpulll
iloinnomnt ei fosfaon lopu.
Snncn iiilneiifiellisto ilutta mrotto
toi,pon faifillc glittojan %lufijoiIlc!
81. $.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-28

mutta ieniiiaan pubuin pbtena pat
mGnG 2 fertaa. Snnostus molemmin
puolin on ollut iuurta. sl1neni on
iGrfpnpt, melfein pbt1 beifofii FUN
iielld pbten6 Y~66iiGiicn6 oil, fltten
muiStatte. Gn tieoG miten npt tulen
ddnell1ni toinlecn FUN iellaiiet iuu.
ret jublat fuin Soulu ia lluii Buoii
opat ouello. Toipon ettd Goes jola.
fin taipolla woiiin pubua ia julistaa
Sumalon iuuria tefoja.
Wuistafaa iiellGfin minua uiein
armoistuimen eoeslG. 2iitoS faifeS.
ia raffaloestannc, jotu Min runiaas-
ii olette oioittaneet meita fobtaanl
&affauteenne taboon eoelleenfin Jul
felltua. Snmala antafoon teille raf-
faani IiellG armoriffaan uuben 8uo.
oen. Stolliien armolpuoben paiuuna
raiffaasti raifufoon lelirafunnisian.
ne. Sp6GmeIliiet terpebopfiemnc
teille faifille ia ppettajallenne, raf.
faalle ipeljeue past. Soban urpilai-
lelle! &orota GGneii, iina ustollinen
Serron iotamies. Yian pGGiemmc
i1rfpneit1 GdniGmme forjailemaon
ia mifa iopuiointu iielia &aritian
bGislG onfoan! &iitG i%iellini Serraa,
Sallelujaal
SMparamme eli ole mielG tullcet.
OIemme tGGll1 aluntoa ntr. ia mrs.
Sacob Yalon pstGapdlliiesiG tooisia.
AZ Morfet It. @sbtabi,la Sarbor, ..
S1mG oioite taitaa meillG Ola alma
emf iplloben alfupGiapiin. Site tulee
oloittecmme olemaan al g(tlontic It.
Sirmola fansianne alma on Sm,
manuelisianme, josia meilld on l.
ianfaiffiiesti festGmG perustiis pb-
tepoelIemme Sumalan fansia! Olem-
me Sumalan lopiia Sceiufien falltta,
OF, fuinfa turpallista claG ia fuolla
tGSiG marmuroesia.
Autuas meljennc,
@. 8. @ilen.