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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-10
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with u, exception u' two men aIl Tine
pH.Dr. named above hu', ..mrd pNHho-
ul Clty contract. OF have notified H1u-
uaDr Suapp o. President Duncan mat
thuN are willIus 90 accept the terms %.
l,lpb Those lnu men tru Rot po"ID
and Glenn OnmoIuu two "' l"r most N1I-
uiNc mpu ou the club suluu and Dun
com mike 1ru confident huNrl0r tNl
Iuiu win .uu. thruuah with 'En'd '1N.
tract .hurNt SO .,r.uu. difficulty wl"
either H anticipated. bowie and Dam.
rruu uutp mil March ! tu EiEn.
wl,rt,o Combination.
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question ui the moment and the wlIlur
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from IN, Middle Texas league. where
Raymond fHgal,,noY a Iiscr Nar pro
ducfd. Dennis WA thc lnoI cit
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md ~ ,.ror,,L f1 h, I'M nnr condition.
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ton hurl,. tr be- found ON the Senators
prospective 1910 staff j. f. ihlllips. lpst
year with inr. Phillips Wn- ON" Of the
hardest w"u 100 lh' league Tor th' sem
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-10
Why Indeed

Sr-lt Frank Moran lasted 600 rounds
with Jack johnson and fought about pn
even light why can't ho hold his own
100 90 rounds with Jess willard III X J.
ON the other or opposite lin N vii.
nrd knocked out johnson why shouldn't
he hold his own in 10 rounds with Frank
MOrgu'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-10
FIGHTS SCHEDULED TONIGHT

Charley White vE. Harvey
Thorpe, 10 rounds, at Kansas CITY.
jack Britiun w. X. q. nicnnan.
10 rounds, al New York
Marty McCuc vs. Maurice Flynn.
lN rounds, at nelolt. Wis
AZ belmont 49, Noung BiIu. ~
rounds, az lrrrN g. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-10

SMOKE RUNS NINE BALLS
POOL MATCH EXCITEMENT
so GREAT Ne DROPS DEAD
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Feb. 10
George Price, negro. ran nine
balls In a pool game last night and
then dropped dead from excite.
ment A eoroners Jury returned
verdict Of heart disease,
.s..tS.tstss..s....sth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-10
Would Bar Outlaws

I u Western l--.,uioI fans would
N"m" Hat Chase should Harry Sinclair make
h' Iu-o team providing m cared 10
"oh the amnoyn Of rt,trr, contributor
mah, iIr following
why should the Western association hulor Hal
Irl W staFel from the big Leagues Io ,nc might apply
Ilr'Irald 'icpgr Sto'al
"hai'ma fans breaking down uru>tio se perform
However rt MS mot mm Hal down until o him
the first place Harry Sinclair might
not grcrulR known
should Hal actually land here the
payroll of the Tulsa club Halls Federal
% out by Sinclair calls for salary whiC would
the other players on the combined will receive
Nnom, await with interest the announcement Of Nate .ou first
g the he q la
the White Thorpe Ihci they viii lu.ct
York m u 10, possible q
Nate i- m grand condition right now,
Johu schultz tl who BOO oklahoma
city outfd H.
the Three Eye 10y Fielder oC
0a1c the ball u II" cu while with oklahoma city, and is
caused hts downfall Later he signed with the Louis Feds
Fielder Jones Is busy dumping his wo,smbt~ io the minors and
N'hutrs name Is In the latest list W those Schultz Louis
product
The Three o
his there he will have Omficdcr
who hat lii will not be- this with hnlUrs of al
"a uu he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-10

There onu bc mo- doubt oI the Senator.
'Icngth In the hackstuppInr department
win Smiling Rob DOViu and Jerry
NVlor working behind IN, bt, the locals
would have the strongest catching staff
iu the league, to sny nothing ot Shuffcr
Who was the star OF the Middle Texas
league last year Nullor may br traded
Tor AN iunoldcr and utlit, hitter with
any two Of the three men named. how
NNcr the Senators viii hpyo the edge ON
rny club IN the league The three are
fair hittcrs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
STIR IN SCANDINAVIA
OVER BRITIAN'S ACTION
Thought Blockade Of Germany Will
Be Prosecuted With More
Rigor.

London, April A "A great stir
has been caused in Scandinavia
by the report that Great Britain
has decided to suspend Section
10 of the declaration of London.
according to the Copenhagen cor.
respondent of the Exchange Tel.
egraph Company. The general
opinion is that the decision is at
tributable to a determination to
prosecute the blockade of Germa-
ny with more rigor.
Some newspapers suggest that
the suspension is possibly q pre-
liminary to a formal announce
ment of a complete blockade.
which may have been decided
upon at the Paris conference Of
the Entente Allies.
Great Britain issued an order
in council March 80. which de-
clared that neither q vessel nor
her cargo shall be immune from
capture for a breach of blockade
upon the sole ground that she at
| the moment is on her way to q
nonblockaded port" This is in
contravention Of Section 10 Of
the declaration Of London, which
declared neither a vessel nor her
cargo on the way to a nonblock-
AIDED port could be captured.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Conditions due to famine in ma
tive settlements in the Kusko-
win hot springs country were
described as terrible by William
Lee and Joseph Mcdowell. At
Sleimut village they found eighty
natives living on dog salmon,
which they devoured like ami
mails. When the natives discov-
cred the white mems camp they
sat around in a circle, waiting for
scraps of food, over which men,
women and children fought like
dogs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Dinner Sets. last chance price,
call and see them. M. E. Fohs.
Miss Marian Clement left Mon
day morning for Nashville.
Tenn. to visit her sister, Miss
Louise, for a week or so, and to
do some shopping.
April 22nd. our last day 10 bu-
siuess in Marion. Come iI now
and get bargains. NJ. E. Fohs.
have sold 80 dozen eggs from
Jan. LIST, to Mar. 1st; Jan. Is doz,
Feb. 30 doz, Mar. 80 doz. My.
hens feed themselves and fur
nished all We needed and paid a
profit Of 19c each per month. |
have rs hens that furnished all
these eggs. Let's hear from
others. Mrs. Sarah Gill.
FOR SALE: - A few dozen
choice, brown leghorn hens. the
laying kind. Have sold $40. 80
worth of eggs. Ruth Terry,
1t Route 4. City.
c. B. Jenkins and family left
Wednesday for Fleming, KY,
to make their future home. Mr..
jenkins went there several
months ago to accept a position
with a mining company and
came back last week for the
family. They leave a host Of
friends in Providence who wish
them success and happiness in
their new home. Providence
Enterprise.
Nice 6 room residence, at edge
Of town. Ideal place for poultry
raising or truck gardening. See
or write. W. E. Minner.
Sl64tp Marion, Ky.
FOR SALE-We will offer fol-
sale on County Court day Apri
10th. 1916. the old Christian
church house and lot to tn,
highest and best bidder at
o'clock y. m. on the premises
Terms made known on day o
sale.
l., (F. G. COX
The Committee:
u. H. NIMMO
Comparatively new piano TO
sale. w. V. Haynes. If
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
Why Casolin. is Soaring.

In Farm and Fireside DR.. Wal
ter F. Rittman, chemical engi.
neer of the U. S. Bureau Of
Mines guesses-an his guess is
worth something-that gasoline
will go right on advancing in
price.
In 1910 there were $50, 600
automobiles in the country, he
says.
"Now there are $3.50, 900.
"A million new ones are ad'
ded annually, while about one
fourth that number are scrappet
There are 100000 gasoline
engines working on farms, and
6, 900, 900 other farms are waiting
to buy engines.
There are about 300, 900 mot
or boats in the country, usins
gasoline.
The demand for gasoline il
increasing by leaps and bounds
The supply of petroleum is de
creasing.
Before the war we were ex
porting about 100, 900, 900 gallon
of gasoline annually. Now it !
800, 100000 or 100000. 900 o
thirty to forty per cent. of tn
whole production"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
We write all kinds of bonds.
Order & Woods.


H. L. Culley, Horace Smith,
John Wascomb, Hon. Phil VIM
ston. all Of Sturgis, KY, F. l..
Black. VIM. Brown, Hon. E. L.
Num-. of this county, and.others
came before the Crittenden coun-
ty Fiscal Court in the interest of
a bridge across Tradewater at
the mouth of Cypress Creek:
This is one Of the main county
roadsEand a bridge should be
built there at once to give the
people Of that section an outlet.
Union county will build a turn.
pike to the county line at the
crossing, so that the people viii
have a solid rock road to marke,
all the year.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
SO BRITISH SHIPS sunk
BY ENEMY DURING MARCH
Lives Lost ia, According to Sum.
/, mary Issued BY Board
OF Trade.

London, April 4.-The Board
of Trades summary of casualties
to British shipping reported in
March shows that nineteen
steamers, aggregating 44,6O6
tons, and eight sailinglvessels of
1865 tons were sunk by enemy
warships. Ten steamers, Of 49,
927 tons, were sunk by mines.
One steamer Of 2,lSl tons was
sunk either by an enemy warship
or a mine.
Forty-three lives were lost in
the case Of the steamers sunk by
warships, and eighty-ene in
steamers sunk by mines.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

The fiscal court, in session
Tuesday. named 8 road commits
sioners, named below, to handle
the funds should the bond issue
carry. They are as follows:
W. B. Yandell. George 7. Belt,
E. L. Num-. w. E. Asbridge, c.
H. Mcconnell. Clarence Grady,
Forest Harris and o. S. Denny.
The selections are good and
will suit the people. Next week
we will publish a full article pas
sed by the court relative to the
road bond issue.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
One Of the Ablest Men
In the {. P. Presbytery

Rev. Hugh Watson leaves to-
day for Fredonia to attend the
spring session of Princeton Pres
bytery Of the Cumberland Pres.
byterian church. He will preach
the opening sermon tonight.
Thursday morning he will go to
Mckenzie, Tenn, to meet with
the Board of Education at Bethel
College, he being a member Of
that board. He will returnl Sat.
urday, : Madisonville Hustler.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
Expert Optical Work.

Eyes tested, glasses fitted. All
work guaranteed as represented.
Saturdays and Mondays only.
Office lower floor jenkins Bldg.
Geo. W. Stone. Optometrist.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Dinner Sets, last chance price.
call and see them. M. Z. Fohs.
Misses Madeleine jenkins and
Virginia Blue left yesterday for
a few days visit in Louisville.
Ladies, il you would buy from
a milliner who is In sympathy
with the poor people. buy from
me. Miss Pearl Waddell.
Miss Mamie Rochester left
Wednesday to visit her brother
Gray in Louisville for week or
80.
RECEPTION" a coffee Of
quality. with an aroma all its
own. Try il and you will thank
US. ASHER & LAMB.
R II. Terry. wife and little
daughter. Imogene. who came to
visit his mother. who is i'll. re-
turned home at Morley, Mo-,
last week.
Any price typewriter you
want. See Walter Guess.
| have only 35 boxes Of choice
wine saps left at 75c each, (leveI
half bushel). They are ex'
ira fancy. Come quick as they
will soon be gone. F. W. Num-,
The Wednesday Bridge Clut
met last week with Misses Fran
ces and Virginia Blue. Mrs. j,
H. 0rme was the guest. present
A delectable luncheon was serv
ed after several interesting
games.
April 22nd. our last day in bu
siness in Marion. Come 10 nov
and get bargains. M. E. Fohs
The wife Of Rev. E. j. Simp
son. colored. was taken to st
Mary's Hospital at Evansville
Tuesday. suffering with an at
tack OF congestion Of the bowels
Rev. Simpson accompanied her
Providence Enterprise.
You are sure to be pleased !
you trade with H. L. Lamt
Crayne. Ky.
FOR SALE:-As l have left Ms
rion | would like to sell m
property the.e consisting Of
five room house and lot in Eas
Marion and the store buildin
next to the Farmers Bank o
Main St. For particulars al
ply to A. C. Babb or write
me Bruce Babb. Mac n. Ct
The |. C. railroad will run
special train to Louisville on a
count Of the Kentucky Educ,
tional Association" on April lStl
Rate $3.50 fos the round tril
Tickets will be good also on Il
, 10th and 10th on any train,
tickets good returning Apr. 2Sr
! Let's oil gol
You are sure to be pleased
fyou trade with H. L. Lam
,, Crsyne, Ky. p.
I Let Yates do your cleanir
!. aud pressing. One who know
. just how to do Il. All work ca
ed for and delivered. Phone 4
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
Crittenden County Has
Woman Deputy Sheriff,

For the first time in its history
Crittenden county has now a
woman deputy sheriff. The new
official is Mrs. Maude Taylor,
daughter of Sheriff David Gill;
land and the wife of Greed Tay.
lor, of the firm Of Taylor & Can
nan. Of this city. She was ap.
pointed and served during the
recent term Of the Crittender
Circuit Court and did so to the
satisfaction Of all.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Dinner Sets. last chance price,
call and see them. M. 4. Fohs.
!. Robert NJ. jenkins is visiting
friends in Valparaiso. Ind. and
Chicago this week.
II you want full value!for your
money trade with II. l.. Lamb.
Crayne, Ky.
Misses Francis Blue and Kath-
crime Yandell are visiting friends
in Louisville and New Albany
this week.
We have a hundred loads of
dirt from the basement Of our
church. for sale. For price see
c. X. Lewis or c. w. Webb.
Mrs. V. Y. Moore and son left
tuesday morning for their home
In Madisonville after a two weeks
visit here with relatives.
See me for anything In the
millinery line. My motto Is TO
Please My Customers in Quality
And Price. Pearl WADDELL.
Mrs. W. o. Shouse. Of Union
county, and her little daughter
were guests Of relatives here
last week. enrouts to Livingston
county to visit her sister. Mrs.
Coleman Foster.
April 22nd. our last day In bu.
siness in Marion. Come in now
and get bargains. M. E. Fohs.
. Vance. Vernon and Clifton,
three little sons Of Luther Ran.
dolph. are III with pneumonia al
their home on north Walker Str.
DIR. Moreland is attending them.
Cleaning. pressing and repair
ing. Agents for the White Swar
Laundry. Best In town. AL
work called for and delivered
Huffman & Cook. Jenkins Bldg
G. B. Lamb. Of Shady Grove,
is a prospective candidate fol-
Assessor Of Crittenden count,
and is much encouraged over tn,
flattering prospects he has o.
winning the race.
xOR SALE:-Cheap for cash.
showcases. 2 stoves. tables
sewing machine, cash register
etc. You can see them at tn
store. M. E. Fohs.
Greed and Gus Taylor have re
turned from Oklahoma wher
they went for a visit to thei
mother. Mrs. E. NJ. Taylor. VIII
spent the winter there with he
daughter. Mrs. Maude Hardwic
FOR SALE:-A good stable
want bids from parties VIII
will move same from my X
y and pay me cash for the built
ing as il stsnds now. MR.
Josephine Adams.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

II you want more for your pro-
duce take 1t to H. L. Lamb,
Crayne. Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

If you want full value for your
money trade with H. L. Lamb,
Crayne. Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

We will bond you right now.
Order & Woods. Marion, Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Invigoratlag to the Pale AID slckiy
TIE Old standard general strsushsulng tonic.
CROWS rAsrKLRss chill TpNc, drives out
Malaris, enrches the blood and BID Ne NJ the sys-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Dinner Sets. last chance price,
call and see them. M. 4. Fohs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06

Comparatively new piano for
sale. w. V. Haynes. #
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Menabaa, Winn.

Sulimmat %fiitofiet pppoGmmc iuIfi
Iauiua pstGipillcmme, niistG rnnluis.
ia ia aripoffaista ioululabioista, mitG
olemme %iaunect W~enabgasta. ieura,
funtalaisten pbteinen labja gmmo
Warffulan faiitta ieitiemGttG oolla.
ria, iefa pfiitpislabjoja monelta. 6.
rittGir oIfoon msinitti: Scr. s. Sci.
oemannin 5 o%ollaria pfiitpislabiair
lnfuun, SuiiiGripen ieruafunnar
ompeluieuran labia 10 bolloria ia pf.
iitpislabioia Suiiiarmen ieurafunta.
laiiilta. Griffin enlule moi olla mai.
nitiematta niistd Mr. ia Mrs. Sobn
8irfafielta 5 oollaria ia Der. ia Mrs.
&alle &innuielta armofas fafiiboo,
rainen fpnttilGn ialfa.
Slimala raffolltenne teilIc palfit.
foon! -
Sobn ia Selma Suusfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
!. &iitos.

Saten lauim Gairportin Mastas.
fuoroIIe icfd fristiIIiieIle uueriioie,,.
ralle pnnG ompeluieuralIe ia erittGin
pienten tpttoiep ompelnieuralIe iefG
ptiitpiiiae IabjoittaiiIle iefG Sorborin
pnnd Sestcr Gonnecutin icurafunnal.
Ie monet tubannet fiitofiet fofo per.
beeni poulesta! 2abioia tuIi ferras.
iaan paIion, iofa on teib6n puolestan-
ne tooistamasia, eta Serran tuli on
palamasia teioan ipb6misiGnne. @a-
fas it'd palfittoon teiue faiffi ubrauf.
femme, ionfa ban on mpos tefepG
teibdn weIienne Seeiufiesia, @i. 90.
SamalIa toiipon armorifasta nut.
ia ipnotta faifiIle Scrran Seeiufieu
rafastetuille opetus lapiillc, iotfa o.
fpat ieuraamasia Serraamme Seelus.
ia ristin tiellG. Bian ~pdGiemme TO-
tia, toiiuon iilmd fatielee 10 fotimaar
ibanaa t%ppncpttG, Mmen!
@elienne armosio.
8m. @illiamion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06

listen fanSia eIdmG6n. Ga fuuIe.
mon mufoan on t6nld tpuimo josie.
fin Yenniplpanian puoIeIlo ia elGG
..ionfi,n toiicn micben fansio. Sippo.
IaIla on muutamia lapiia, iotfa Sip.
poIan lpanbcnnlat olpat ottaneet boi.
toonia. on.
0anialaiiemme Onni Saari ipan.
gittiin ip%ptettpnd iparfauoesta ioulu.
fiunn 20 pnd. San on paItpelIut Ir,
&ennicf'in Iibafaupasia.
3aniaIaiiemme Serman SaapaIar
oitean fGben etuiormenpdd fatfeii en-
iimGiiesta niweIeestG poiffi ionluf
% pnd. SaapaIa tposfentcIee Seen
gOrf Gcntral'in faara.iaarSilla. Siel
I'd tp0sia jai iormi ientcrpleitticn mG,
lin ia f%atfeii. OH waarasia mennt
toto fGfi. S. Sairastaa tGGIIG toto
naan ldGfGrin boibom aIaiiena.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Willtouu, Muntana.

Miion taas terpebtGd tdntGn Mut-
taja leboen fautta faiffia nsfonmeliiG
ia. .liiaria. &auba oIfoon teille fai.
file. Seeiufien &ristltfien falitta pp.
basia bensesid! See fristitpt ia us
fosla-eIGiGt, iosfo elGmme eli fuo.
femme, min me parmaan Serrafi o.
mat olemrie. 9un tGGllG albaaIla,
iosfus iapimajamme Iasfetaan nil.
meiieen Iepoon SumaIan iiemenenG
iofa on fppippG Ieiffuu pdiipdfii ia
iilloin me astiiritmie aiitiaafii tefi-
jimmie Seeiufien fdten obiaamana l.
i6iieen tuitpaon faiipungin uuoen
Seruialemin faltaiiiIle fatuille ia
mifd iielld meta fifteen pmpdroi min
Ell ole enGd pieras ia epdpstaipdIliner
maailtna niinfiin tGmd on, iosfa npt
nieI1 aiimmc, ipaon iicII6 Ct ola c.
ndd bpIidtpitd cifa mibatuita, ,poan
tiiIemme iinne niinfitin pitfdltG mat
falta iadpuiimme raffaaieen iidn TO-
tim iufulaistcmme ia pstdiudimme
icuroan. Samoinfuin ipntpesidmmc
tdbGn aialliieenfin cIdmG1n oil nellie
jonfiinloinen paiffo 10 noImistcttu ia
b~iioIeboittu iid ia diti ianoimat mel
bot termetuIleifii Min iamalla toipoin
me mp6sfin iieIIG pIbGGlIG iiGn Iuo-
ia tapaamme faifen mitG ibnnimmin
nellie moImiStettuno. &auiuan OHM.
ME iiellG tirrnetuita ia nimelt6mme
ia iIoIIa oootettiiia iiinG iba-
nasfa uuoesia moaiImosia, misid ei
ole endd potd eifa ipntiG, paan al
firffaiis lilo riemli Ioppuma.
toin. Sa niibin Iiittoibin, iotfa iieIId
on meta iparten uabpistettii on fir.
i%oitett,i faIIisdrmoinen Jana ia fen nj.
on if,iiiesti. 81 dGretonta iIoo,
Of ddretOnta onneo, iota foattrne fiji.
[oin na,tttta dinoastaaft &ertdfnme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
@mmlntits.

8esIemerin iuom. eip. liltb. 3anial.
Iisieuraf. fpuoiifofous pioetGGn '&ai.
fiji. raittiusieuran buoneeIIa tammif.
8 b. Ito s i'll. 1916.
2ofoufiesio tpaIitaan ieurafunnol.
Ic mirfailiiat ia ~paItueIiiat ia fesfus.
tellaan ia p6dtetGdn faifista ieura.
funnaIIe fiiuIiipista aiioista. 4ebo-
tetaan faiffia ie~iirafunnon idienid
iaapumoan fofoiifieen ioufoIIo.
.9esiemer, Micb., iouIrf. % b.
1915.
Q. SippoIu, emil aefto,
refimies. -'T1 firiurt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
epSameIlinen fiitos.
g.. 2eino.

ystdpGt Baooocfisia oIitpot taas
iouIufii muistaneet meta rinioiIIo
IabioiIIo. SouliifruieIIa iaimnte fir
iecn, iosia of $4,000 ia mpos mui.
ia Iabioia M. m. ipaimoni ioi iiniren
miIIoiien iaaIin. 4iitos teilIe roffaii.
ben ofoitifiesta, iota emtne ole an.
iainneet, miitta Serra teiIIe palfitfoon
faiffi. Onnea ia iiunausta wuobeIIe
1916!
Tcio6n .pstGpdnne, r.:.a
1aiiu ia Notti Mnttoneni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Waranettc, Wieh.
airieenipaibt

Soula iloincen ia iubIinccn on
toos meitnpt, miistot niista on cnddn
jaIeIIa. Saustut mi'istot ne mar
maufiu idiiudt monen mieIecn tdalld
@araucttesiafin. Slma oil bcrttai-
men, ioten f0iffi rIeniiwat iubIiin
niinpd olitin firffomine tdpmnd pIei-
5Sd tobtena iItono. Gniin aattoilta-
no tpietettitm vstneurilbIo, ionfa icf.
rufunta :. ia raittiiisieura pbteiiesti
waImistimdt, iitd' entistd faiHista ia.
taa uoubottnen iofa onfin iopitpaa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Soo Seimonen.

Siistaina ioullfunn 81 pditpdnd
flo 8 inoIIa of aoniolIisieurafun.
tumme m,oriioIiiton wuoiifofoils tir.
fon ~aIoferrosia. Siind of IasnG
aoin 40 na~OriiOIiitOn idfenta. 60.
oittaaIIa tuipaIIa ie wietettiin. aoif.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
SImwhas.

Ebe Sinnisb Co.. Operatipe Gra.
bling 60. iddntomddrdinen tpuoii.
.fofous pioetddn YoIatfin booIirIa,
Sronuoooisia, Mieb. 4ommifputn 10
,. 1916, oIfaen tasmaueem Ito 9 oa-
muIIa.
aofonfiesia mennd6n Idpi, id6n.
nOisid mddrdtpt tebtGtpdt. iefd nru,,t
fofoufiesia mubooIiiest ELLIE tuIs-
mot oiiot. Z 49,. :,
:Sbe. Ginnisb Go-operotispe. xsaSAMG
: 8. SObtofuuta.