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ed for permanent improvements Of iti
highways in accordance with the pro
visions Of Chapter 172-rfzths Public
Statues of Vermont, a. usndmentl
thereto
Voted $1,000.
15. To see what, II any, additiona
sums the town will vote to appropri
ate for the permanent improvement
of the highway leading from the east
line of the village of Bennington east
| wardly to the west line OF the town ol
Woodford and for the permanent i'm
provement Of the main highway lear
ing westwardly from the railroad
crossing on the Colgate road so-called
to the east line of the State OF New
York and to provide for the raising of
any sum thus appropriated.
Voted s2500 for the west road II
the state will give an equal amount.
East road left to selectmen
16. To see If the town will vote to
have medical inspection of the schools
of the town.
Article dismissed.
II. To see II the town will vote to
install uniform system of public ac-
counting as recommended by the off,
cials as appointed by the Governor un-
der the act of 1915.
Article dismissed.
18. To see what sum, IL any, the
town will appropriate for the planting
~ rrofoctior cF obodn traou rurcuo,t
to the provisions Of No. rs OF the Acts
OF 1904, entitled. IAN Act to Provide
for the Protection OF Shade Trees"
Article dismissed.
19. To see IL the town will vote to
exempt from taxation. for a period Of
ten years, the real estate not ex-
ceeding in value ten thousand dollars,
of the Bennington X. Of c. Home AS.
sociation, Inc, fraternal and charit.
able organization located at Benning-
ton. Vermont.
Exempted for ten years.
20. To determine at what time the
tax bills shall be delivered to the
treasurer Of the town for collection.
Date fixed July Is, 1916.
q. To see II the Listers for 1916
shall be paid for their services Sept
ember 1st next, and what sum per day
shall be paid to other town officers;
the town clerk. and the board OF civil
authority for their services for the
coming year.
Voted same pay as last year.
%. To see what sum, II any, the
town will vote in aid of, Or for the
purpose OF maintaining public libra
ry or libraries therein and also. to de-
termine how the same shall be distri-
bpted,s- tn-~ ,,., :, ,,rs,. Se Il
s Voted $500, 5000 for Old Benning.
toni 5000 for North bennington, $1,000
for Bennington. a brA 3sslLl o, 4
n. 23,1 To see what sum, II any. the
town will vote toward the expense OF
observing Decoration or Memorial
Day.eiIu9 h9sufoTq ed n7jr gaYi Il
= Voted $780,. q sgs4 % 9ail t,ao
o "a. To see if the town will vote to
repay to William Pulver the taxes
said Pulver paid the Town for 1915.
Left to selectmen and town counsel
20. To transact any other business
found necessary when met.
Nothing doing.
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STEAMER SINKS WITH 400
Principe de Asturlas Goes Down OF
Brazil Coast.

Rio Janeiro. March 6--It is feared
here that four hundred lives have been
lost by the sinking of the Spanish
steamship Principe de Asturias. The
steamer remained afloat only short
time after striking shoal off San Sc
bastian, and there was little time fol
the escape of passengers and crew in
the boats. Steamers have gone out tc
search for additional survivors, 143 OF
the passengers and crew already hav
Ing been landed at Santos.
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VERMONT /" GOES EASY"
Springfield One Of Team. Rated Too

Springfield One Of Teams Rated Too
Il .ssSg AZ Strong i ..ss.. sS,as. 3 81 .;Is
A policy. of opposing only teams
near its class dictated the university
of Vermont football schedule, made
public yesterday, it was announced
Fhe list includes no games with Dart
mouth, Holy Gross, Maine and tSpJnyg-
field college, which were played last
year. The schedule follows, games
being at home unless otherwise
stated: rs 3s tqas 'asc~
i October 4, st. Michaels college;T,
Clarkson Tech; IA. Columbia at New
York city; 81, Connecticut state; %.
New Hampshire state at Durham. N.
X.
November 4, Brown at Providence;
II, Norwich; IS, Middlebury; 23, uni.
versity OF Rochester at Rochester, N.
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LENTEN SERVICES
Special Preachers at St. Peter'e
Church on Friday EVENINGS.

Special Preachers at St. Peters
Church on Friday Evenings.
Ash Wednesday, March Sth. there
will be morning prayer at $50 and
holy communion at 900 a. m.; even
ing prayer with address will be at 7.30
p. m. The weekday services during
Lent will be as follows
Mondays and Tuesdays, prayers at
1000 a. m.
Wednesdays, holy communion, 8
a. m.
Thursdays, children's class. SIS
a. m.
. Fridays and Saturdays, prayers at
$50 a. m.
These services all are very short,
and being at different hours fit the
convenience of persons with different
engagements The rector's mission
class will be on Thursdays at 4,15 p.
m. The Friday evening special
preachers will be as indicated on the
following list:
March 10th. Rev. James Elmer Nc
Kee of Vergennes.
March 18th, Rev. Edward D. Tib-
belts of Hoosac School tt3
March Gath, Rev. II. E. Pike of Hoo
sick Falls.
March 31st, Rev, Joseph Reynolds
of Rutland.
April 7th, Rev. NJ. e. Mott of North
Adams.
April 14th. Rev. A. ]. Holly of
Hoosick School,
Special intercessions for the war
will be used during Lent, and all
persons are invited to the services of
this season.
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WARS ON SAN MARlNO
Austria Announces Her Attitude Tow.
ard Tiny Republic.

Rome, March 5, (via Paris, March
6)-Austria considers herself at war
with the republic Of San Marino. is
the message conveyed by Frederic C.
Penfield, American Ambassador to Aus
tria-Hungary, to the Regents of the
smallest State in the world, who had
applied through him to have their
citizens interned in Austria released.
Austria justified her refusal with the
statement that San Marino has COM
mitted serious breach of neutrality
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FORCES CAPTURED
IN NEW DRIVE
ON vERDUN
Germans Occupy important Poin
Seven Miles From Fortress
TUET0N ARMIES NEAR JUNCTION
River Meuse Alone Now Separates
Two Divisions of Crown Princes
Forces.

Berlin, March 7.-F.esnes, ~ miles
of Verdun, has been taken with 300
prisoners. The smash against Verdun
has been continued in an attack upon
Hill No. 265 near Regneyille. The
infantry attack was preceded by a
vigorous bombardment.
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THE RESULT IN 1908.
Some Figures For Comparison ot
Returns.

Below are given the figures from
the local option versus prohibition
election 13 years ago when on Feb. 4,
1903 Vermont changed to local option
by the narrow margin of 1881 votes.
The vote by counties was as follows:
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For eastern New York and western
Vermont cloudy tonight, probably rain
or snow. Wednesday fresh to strong
shifting winds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

ROB- 0ALE--40 horses. We Just arriveeo
= with 81 head 10 pdr. bays 70 ans. biacn'
several osirs 4 So to ESQ: ssversi p ir mar es
IN load. black nare8 100, bl Ack horse 1907.
few single horses l,2O0 TO l.550. We can save
you money II you want good hea thy plcs
horses, we buy direct from far whe'e
rsised. No SICK 70 ,rket stuf Nc buy in larger
quantities than any dealer In this stale; have
l60 head readJ TO ship nos In Iowa. All noises
Warranted --next load In weeks. Guilfort &
Wood, ". .pe Shel Iurne FANS, Mass. OTIS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07
NORTH BENNINGTON

The dance tonight in village hall
will be for young and old alike. Every
body come and have good time.
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FOR sALu

E9R sALu-Onc sst ( " irch farm harness
nearly nav. o. G set Of heavy team h..rness
eecnnd tant. tor d cheap. Chas I. 3 rt
oouth et. Harne snop Hte+
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Young
Mems association for the election OF
officers will be held in the Library,
Monday, March goth, 1916. Polls open
at o'clock and close at 6 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Fred c. Martin.
Recording Secretary.
Bennington, VT, March 2, 1916.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

ROE .nALy-G Gcod substantial 8 room house,
water, and toilet l,cite on Maple st. ear
Cara st., YER, deeirsble property and has
nevM oreu one cd for sale before. Price $500
1on 3 hutchinS IStf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

EOR0lLH-Twou uew milk COWS. J. H. Pet
= ora North Bennington. Phone lss 10
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

q .uisy ssSh oSssn Ssun sss Sne easssa so
2: Rhode Island Red aud Bun Wa ID tic
eOckeren aud pullsts Ais 80 D ere en- una
nure. Mountain View Poultry Farm Tel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07
NOTICE

NOTICE go buys a Brinnon Starter for
~ your Ford CIR The starter that Starts.
Agents wautet. Exclusive territory granted
n. n. Franklin Agent, Is Exchange Place,
Providence, r, /. 2a.ef
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POE sALE-small place in South Shaftsbury
= consisting Of eigh room house Ia good
eonditio !. 3s acre u land. more or Il ss. Qu u
tty small fruit d out buidinss aud good
well. Apply 70 c. p, Salmons, south shafts
b1lPg ltht.t ytf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

ron 8 ALE Farm OF % scres. ala m les
\ from Arlingrt Station 81 scrss IN meadow.
timer WITH pine end wniie oiruk that viii a.
most, ay for farm, Or om house painted, slate
roof. Ram "a 30 with laiement Barn 0x24
6us ar Orch ard. running water at arm. We'll
~ d cistsrn ut House U nrr will include TAR u
m9chirery and tool, worth about 500 Price
3l7Oo. part cash. Nash s. Hurchins, 2tf
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ROE SALE Don't pay rent; Sls.oU per north
~ 5E Il yes with inter It sa 1n.s uan .s H
You buildtns lot on Nam 81. arasst ST.. EiaS
6t.. Weeks st., De sey Ht,. Putnsm st =, Wash.
tpgton st.. Mckinley st., Dunham St., Everett
u. Convent ST., Monument Ave, and seyera,
pew strsets. Geo. n. Dewey, Agt. sStf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

i Wysndotte straight Fshei stain. wond-
offul " .nter lsye D. b per cene fertility guar.
an, ed. Prices i've to etsht cents each. depend
Ing on quantity snd pens. W. @. II. CushmAn,
North Heonlp gton. w., phoae 1853 J I4tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

kOR SALE-One 1915 Ford Touring car
= equipped with shock disorders, ut a dow
D1ioe. Bennington Garage 3. W. VIII anna
~ A,f
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r o. -ALE-Chestuut Fence Posts, any size
= 6eeiref. also Seed harley d OATS. ] II.
Heters, North Bennington Tel iS5-16 7t%
HOa SALE Extra good black work hnrss
: oeveny ars old, 1850 pounds. XIV d and gen.
Ne erfsctly fearless One expless waSo
cOoksfels. Guy Q. Staney, North Bennington
Vt kts5f
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WEATHER FORECAST

Majority fol. local option, 1894.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07
.wANrED

WIANTED lHighe prices paid for all old
Vermont books am pamphlets The
Tuttlo Co, Rutland, vt. eQ S5t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

V/ANTED-Laborers at Pownal Lime Co.
W North rownai Vt. ien hour day. ritets
23I6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

Majority for local option, 1881.
The vote OF Bennington county "
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Ex erienced aud steady man to
w wor& n farm. Either MAR ed or sing 9
Adress hn RoUinsOn South ShaftsDur t.
Phone l85.I Nt8+
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LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
TO LATE TOO CLASSIFY

OsT---Laiy's small silver watch, on Main ST
II Saturday y tsri Don Initials IN. N.
Finder plea return to Banner Office. s5 8
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WA Y, ED--Midd'e aged man to wash
w dishes and work In he ki chen Stea y
work. Appiy at on Q. American II ouse. 25,8
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EMPLOYMkNT FOR YOUNG woman
IL At i.nt manufactu lag ope ai MS The
work pays good vape aud he glris' busrdins
CO peteat matron atforus desi, alb Q home
While learning. Address Wathan Watch Co.
Wathan. Mass. SliI2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-07

WANTrD-Sa Salesman, acquainted with re-
W tai mercbant to sell our II e of Havar q
ciRart. Salary AID expencea or commission with
drawing scc Iunt. Il fere ce reluirel. Former.
expe nee IN our line Lot essential. Good op-
portuutty for right man. Must be ambitious,
energeti3 and willing Co learn oar b. siness a apd
work hard. A. Landmark & Co., Denver. Pa.
i6t8ls
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WANrED iri for general housework
" Two Ia family. apply with reference, o.
Gaze st. Mrc. TIFFANY. y4tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

disease. 4 home OF impurities; he comes
to-day and is gone tomorrow; he begins
as dirt and departs as stencil: am oil the
aristocracy OF the lmpcrishabies. And
man has the Moral Sense. You under
stand? Tic has The Moral Sense That
would seem 10 be difference enough be
tween us. al b. itself"
Satan takes 'rhcodor on journey 10
illustrate the Workings OF Mans Moral
Sense.
"a young man lay bound and Satan
said he was suspected OF being it. They
asked the man 10 confess 10 the charge.
and he said he could not. for il was not
true '"hen they drove splinter after
SPLINTER under his nails. and he shrieked
With pain. Satan was not disturbed, but
| could not endure il, and had 10 be
whisked oft OF there. ! was faint and
sick. hut The fresh air revived me, and
We walked toward my home. said ii
was a brutal thing
No il was human thing. You
should not insult the brntcs by such 4
misuse OF that word: they have not de
served it, and nc went on talking like
that II is like your paltry race--always
lying, always claiming virtues which il
hasn't got. always denying them to the
higher animals, which alone possess
them No brute ever does a cruel thing
hat is the monopoly Of those with the
Moral Sense
"'Whcn a brute nilicts pain he does
il innocentiy II is not wrong: for him
there is no such thing as wrong. And
he does not nilct pain for Inc pleasure
OF innicting it-only man does that. In
,,.,, hI-t hc "a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

"a subtle influence blew upon my sptri
from his. bringing with it a vague, din
hat blessed and hopeful feeling that th
incredible words might be true-eve!
must he true.
"'liave YOU never suspected thi,
Theodore
NO. How could |? But if 1t ca
only be true-
1T is true.
~ gust OF thankfulness rose in 10
breast. but q doubt checked it before
could issue in words. and ! said. But.
hut-we have seen that future life-see
il in its actually, and Sol
LIT was vision lit had no existence
IL could hardly breathe for the grea
nope that was struggling in me. =
vision"-a vi
Life itself is only vision, dream.
III was electrical. had had tina
very thought a thousand times In m
musings!
"'Nothing exists: all is a dream. Got
man--the worId-the sun. the moon.
the Wilderness OF stars--a dream, all =
dream: they have no existence Moth.
ing exists save empty space-and
You. -
Strange. that YOU should not have
suspected years ago--centuries. aseA
cons ago,--for YOU have existed com.
Strange. indeed that YOU should not have
suspected that Your universe and it's
contents were My dreams. visions.
fiction, Strange because they are SO
frankly aud historically insane-like all
dreams; God who could make good
children as easily as bad. yet preferred
TO make bad ones: who could have made
every one OF them happy, yet never
made single happy one; who made
them prize their bitter life, yet stingily
cut il short who gave his angels eternal
happiness unearned. yet required his
other children to earn it, who gave his
angels painless lives. yet cursed his other
children With biting miseries and
maladies OF mind and body: who mouths
justice and invented hell-mouths mercy
and invented hell-mouths Golden Rules
and forgiveness multiplied by seventy
times seven. and invented hell: who
mouths morals to other people and hal
none himself; who frowns upon crimes
yet commits them all; who created mar
without invitation, then tries to shuttle
the responsibility for mans acts upor
man. instead Of honoraby placing II
where it belongs. upon himself: and final
y. with altogether divine obtuseness in
vites this poor abused slave to worship
You perceive. nov that these things
are all impossible except in a dream
You perceive that they are pure and
puerile insanities. the silly creations OF
All imagination that is not conscious OF
it's freaks--in a word. that hey are q
dream, and YOU the maker OF it. The
dream. marks are all present; YOU should
have recognized them earlier. =
III is true. that which I have re-
vealed 10 you: there is no God. no uni.
verse. no human race. no earthly life,
no heaven, no hell, II is all a dream-a
Srotesque and foolish dream. Nothing
exists but YOU. And YOU are but a
thought-a yacrant thought, a useless
thought, a homeless thought. wandering
forlorn among the empty eternitiesn
"lie vanished. and left me appalled,:
for I knew and realized that all he had
said was true
Altogether, 1t Is a very interesting and
very astonishing book.
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spirod by that monerel Moral SENSE OF
his, y sense whose function is to dis
tinsuish between right and wrong, with
liberty 10 choose which Of them lie Will
do, Now. what advantage can he get
ont OF that? He is always choosing, and
in nine cases out Of ten he prefers the
wrong. There shouldn't be any wrong;
and without the Moral Sense there
couldn't he any Md yet he is such an
unreasonine creature tina, he is not able
20 perceive that Tho Moral Sense degrades
him 10 the bottom layer %! animated
beings and is shameful possession.
Then Satan gives the boys some pic
lures Of modern civilizations
Very we'll he said. would YOU like to
see a history OF the progress of the
human race?-its development OF that
product which il calls civilizations:
I'VE said we should.
Next Christianity was born Then
ages OF Europe passed in review before
MS. and we saw Christianity and CiviliZa-
ton march hand in hand through those
ages. leave famine and death and dcsoa-
ton in their wake. and other signs OF the
progress Of the human race as 5 atan oh
served.
And always We had wars. and more
wars. and still other wars-all over Eu-
rope. all over the world.
" Sometimes in ,Ec private intcres: of
royal families, Satan said. sometimes 10
crush a weak nation: but never a war
started by the asgressor for any clean
purpose-there is no such war in the his
tory Of the race
Now said Satan. you have seen your
progress down 10 the present. and you
:. Great Britain Rights Reserved
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and Of tho
hundred escaping. One of the Late Mark
vain Of he Indifference Higher
Power to of Humanity.
BY N. Wyc,h from" The Mysterious Stranger
Marx Copyrighted by Harper Brohs
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
KirkOllisia ilmoituksia.


SumalanpaImelxtiet s,pat ississtst-
tdpSt iexraapas6:
Marquettesio 2:xes, Alas ia Shes
~funnuntai fuusia 10 I8.t6 ip., iofo
torstai flo 8.15 ip. paitfi 8 men fur-
nsmt. ebelIiieni torstaino. ioIoin ..
len tOrstoina IsuHiitsoisid ia perion.
taino Dironisia.
Ruufaiioen Ind funnunt. Mnn,
,nsia flo 10 up. ia flo 8 in.
Woanantaina Stombouobisjo ia
tiistaina 8eecbmoootsfa.
Tpbdfoulu Marquetten firfon "a.
Iisia iofa iannuntoi Ito 1 ip.
WatfoiIIani toimin foiffia papiIIi-
10 tebtGpi6.
ebatbomin tirfosla iofa famfamben
fOlmas innnuntai ITO 10 ap.
8. s. $eimonen.
SOS ". a Vt. Warquette. Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
Yapiniuirfa Aaettaiuana.

Eaten iuIistctaan Galumetin EN-.
.2iitb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. papin-
pirtn nmonaiiefii folmcnfpmmcnen
paipdn aialla baettamafii lifien al
Iaoleiuasto pdim6nmddrdstd. $afi.
jan tiiIee olla iofo Suomesia eli tbs.
IA maasia lailliiesti papinpirfaan
wibittp iefd puboas ep. Iuteerilainen.
ionfa t,it,,toinfin @aniaIIisfirffofun-
nan i~obtofunta bppGfipp. Safemuf-
iet Observation-Disclosures oipat IGbc-
tctt1ipdt aIlcfirioittanciIle.
Calumet. Micb.. Sammif. 90 pGiip.
1916.
@ml. 9tiiuln. so. &eiilL
clinics. firjuri.
429 Hine ct.
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Y~apinpaiffa a%,uuinma.

Happien, iotfa fuilutpat &aniaIliS.
firffOfuntaan, ia ioiIle tGmdn ieuro.
human boito iopeltuiii pppoetdGn Ia.
bettamadn b~ofemufienia allanimite'
tplle ie~urafunnan firiurille ennen
maalisfuun 2:sta pGipGG, 1916.
Sofiain pppoetdGn iamaIla mainitie-
mann millG palfalla itiefufin motif
fapoa ferran fuisia iiten, ettd fulfil.
rpitoro iomitettaiiiin alma iunmuntaif.
Il. Seurafuntalaiiet pitdipGt buolen
fppoitpfiestG rautatie-aiemalta ia
pdinpaStoin.
Settle Sinner, Winn., tammif. 9 b.
1916.
Wooie 2afen etp. lutb. &aninllis-
ieurafunnan pltoIeSta:
Sobn Wanni, Grief 8esterbacf.
firiuri. eiimies.
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tim ipfa fun l~euraaipnsti:

tSSu ipfa finn ienraaipnsti:
GoIumetin 2aniaIlisieurafunnan
firfosia iofn firifnu6en eniimdiiend
iunm1ntaina feIlo 10 ap. Serran ebt.
fonsia ia iltafeuroista ilmoitan fir
fonmenoisin.
GalumettiIGiiiIle ilmoitan, eta tn.
len iimne alma eniimdiiend iunriintai'
no Inimantai.iltona flo S-in olen to-
mottofpona GaIumetin 3anioilisieit-
raf. poppiIasia. pppodn mpostin
foiffein t. Observation-Disclosures .. m.
f6dntpm6dn puoIeeni, fnin toriulfIef'
te teettdd popiliiia npirfatoimia.
@reenim firfosfa iOfa fuiifarioen
toilena iunnuntdina ITO 10 ap.
@ictoriosio jofa f%iiifaaoen toiie'
ma iunnuntaina flo W Sill.
@inonasia iofa f~ulifouoen folntart'
teno iunmuntaina flo 2 ip. (ebfd raif'
tiusfoIOno), ia iItaieurOisto ilmoiton
firfonmenoisia.
Cast 9roncbin foululIa jofo tiiiiit
neIidntend iunnuntaino Ito 10 ap.
Mais Gitpn ieurofunnan firfosia
jofa fuufauoen neIidntend innnnntoi'
ma ITO s III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
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Wiihennen iunnuntain iImoitufiis-
ia ilmoitan eritpiiesti taiten ntuigta.
tin uiiftoieuroien iImoihufiista.
s. @anfiIa.
Boz 211. Mais, gaieb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
siinnSIliiid inmalanpalneIsifia

SSSnn6Ilifid inmalanpalneIsifia
.gauaSa, Ont.
Bort Mrtburisia funfin ~f,uafmloen
<nfimdiiend iunnuntaina s. @bt.
fanSia flo 10 aait., iamoin trrfa,,.
ben folmantena iunniintaina tIo 10
aam. ia fi~rfonbanliIIa iofa iainmunt.
MalIa flo g..
Sort 0iIIiamisia, frnfin flnafai..
ben eniimdiiend ia folmontena iun-
n1ntaina Flo 8 Up. iefd toiiena ia mel
fdntend %iunmintaina lilo 10 ~oanaIIa.
Sumalanpalpelitfiet mrisia poi.
koisia eri iIntoitustea rtittaan.
Sunnuntaifoulut Hort Mrtburisio
ia Sort 8illiamisia lilo 100 ip.
5. urpilninen.
362 @iIfon ct.
Hort Mrtbur, Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

&irfnnmenoja ia bartansbetfiG piSe.
tGGn Selmitnalla ienraaipasti:
20 p. 8inonasia flo 2 ip.
20 y. Soimolasia Mr. 2unoin liio.
no Ito 8 iII.
% p. 5iires 5tccfisia @ar. Yafan
farmilIa flo 7 ilI.
~ p. Cost 8ranrbiIla maItion foa-
lula lilo DO ap.
~ b. MaiS GitpsiG flo s iI.
Muista firfonmenoista ia bartniis-
~ieirroista iImoHmn er%itpiiesti-
S. &nnfila,
Bpr 211. Nais, Wficb.