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New Britain herald., 1916-12-13

and avoid standing in line when you wish to send them. Additional time should be allowed as most offices will not deliver mail on Sunday before Christmas.
 The following is a schedule of dates when parcels should be mailed to ar rive promptly:
 California and the far West and South, December 18th.
 ois, Iowa and other states of Middle West December 17th.
 Southern states, December 17th.
 New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer- sey Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, De- cember 18th.
 Virginia, Maryland. West Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina and Washington, D. C., December 1Sth
 New England states, December 18th
 Connecticut cities, December 19-20- 21.
 Use extra care in packing parcels as a very large amount of mail mat ter is being handled which will avoid their being crushed or broken. Fragile or breakable articles should be packed in heavy cardboard or wooden boxes and excelsior or cotton packed around them. Umbrellas and
 
 stick a tri1e longer than the parcel. Valuable parcels should be insured Rates:
 For value not exceeding $5, Sc; S25, sc; $50, 1Oc; S1O0, 25c. Call at the post office and secure an insurance tag for each parcel you in tend to ship.
 All parcel post matter. must have hn rot1 which should be placed in the upper left hand corner, the address to be placed at the lower right hand of the parcel, and should be in pen and ink. Give the complete address including street and number as substitute car 1 riers will be employed in delivering g l such parcels and they are not familiar l with the patrons addresses In mailing large quantities of let l ters or cards it will greatly assist if you will face them all one way and 1 place a piece of thread or an elastic 1 band around them. ! Wines and liquors are unmailable and will not be accepted for shipment 1 in the mails.
 Christmas or Red Cross seals should be placed on the reverse side of the parcel and should never be placed over the twine or the ends of the par eel, as this seals them and will sub- l feet them to first class postage
 Last year no carrier completed his ! route before D. m. on Christmas and no carrier had an opportunity to have his dinner with his family. Won'1 you do your share to assist in giving him a chance to complete his route in time to enjoy at least a portion o1 the day and be able to regard the day as a blessing and not as an aff1iction
 Please remember that the entire l force is working under great strain i long hours and unusual conditions Any assistance you can give them or any courtesies extended will not only be appreciated by the force but will be repaid in better service.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13
SEEKS MORE SALARY
 IN PLUMBING DEPT
Asks That His Pay Be $1,5OO
 Instead Of $1,2O0

A request from Plumbing Inspect or Thomas Quinlivan that he be granted an increase in salary and transportation fees was favorably re- ceived at the monthly meeting of the health board at 5 o'clock yesterday. Dr. George Bodley recommended that the council be asked to grant the sal ary increase and Dr. H. T. Bray sec- onded the motion. Others present at the meeting were Chairman H. $. Tal- lard, Dr. Burdette, D. Radcliff, Dr. Arvid Anderson, Dr. T. E. Reeks, Ed ward P. Burns and pr. Charles R. Witte
 Dr. Reeks read Mr. Quinlivan's pe- tition for, a salary increase as the plum ping inspector was unable to be present himself because of the seri- ous illness of his father-in-law, James Wolfe. Under the present conditions MT. Quinlivan receives $1,2OO per an- mum and transportation fees of $500. He requests that his salary be made S1,500 and his expense account be raised to $4OO. This is what the council salary committee recommend ed at first, but which the council cut down after some debate Dr. Reeks
 
 ticularly efficient man, yet his pres- ent salary is less than that of an ordinary journeyman plumber.
 Reporting for the plumbing com- mittee, MT. Burns said that a journey mans license had been granted to J. H. Mcdonald and Raymond c. Mill ton. Frank Nair. and F. A. Shaffer have been granted master plumbers licenses and a sewer layers license has been given to Fred Marchoni.
 pr. Reeks reported for the slaugh- ter house committee. The building will soon be ready for use It will cost between $145 and s16O to in stall electricity and a telephone must also be installed. It was voted to have this done.
 Board Practices Economy.
 Chairman Tallard explained a plan whereby the board will save the city $75O a year, he said. It would be necessary to hire a man at $15 a week to keep the slaughter house clean and sanitary, MT. Tallard said, but he has received an advantageous contract from a hide concern which would make this unnecessary. For the privilege of using twenty square ISSL OI Clly ground Hear I1lo SIauSm- ter house for the purpose of con- structing> a small house where they can place any hides they may pur- chase, they will provide a man to keep the two places clean and san itary. As this would be covered by a bonded contract the clerk, Dr. Reeks, was empowered to enter into such a contract if the corporation counsel approved. Otherwise a jan- itor will be engaged.
 Nill<men On Carpet.
 Three milkmen whose milk has been found dirty were called before the commission and warned that un- less they improve their products at once their licenses will be suspended. In the case of Samuel Falk, who has been warned repeatedly and whose license was recently suspended, the
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13

house and the slaughtering of animals in the city, as well as the sale of meat not properly stamped by an inspector was read and approved. The ordi- nance as proposed provides 8 fine of not more than $50 and costs for a vio
 lation The following scale of fees for slaughter inspection were ap- proved: Cattle, fifty cents; calves, twenty five cents; sheep, twenty-five cents; swine, twenty-five cents; goats, twenty five cents. It was also decid-
 cd that when the inspector is called upon to act in his capacity of in
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13
ECZEMA 0N BAbY'S FACE AND KNEES
Very Tiny Red PimpIes. Changed To Dry, Scaly Crusts. Kept
 Hands in Bags.
HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

'When my little girl was 9 baby she had patches of eczema on her face and over her knees. The breaking out like very tiny red pimples at first and soon changed to dry scaly crusts, giving a very rough appearance, and causing her much dis comfort, and I kept her hands in bags to keep her from scratching.
 ''I tried several kinds of salves and liquids which did not benefit her and she looked worse. Then began to use Cuticura Soap and Ointment and soon after she grew better and was quickly healed. I have always kept the Cuticura Soap and Oint ment in the house since" (Signed) Mrs. W. H. Knight, East High St.. Newbury, Mass, Oct. 19, 1915. -.
 Keep your face young by daily use of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
 Sample Each Free by Mail
 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- Sress postcard stCuticura, Dept. T. Bos- ton." Sold throughout the world.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13

commissioners were informed that he
 is an unfit person to sell milk. De- spite warning, the milk he sells IS far below standard, the milk inspect or said. The commissioners decided
 to refuse to permit him to continue in business and pr. Radcliff was en-
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13
CHRISTMAS TIPS FROM 20.

Postmaster Tells When and How to q Mail Gifts So They Will Arrive at
 Destinations Safely.
 In response to a request from the Herald, Postmaster William F. De- fancy has compiled the following ad- vice regarding use of the postal ser vice during the holidays:
 To assist the post, office and to in sure delivery of parcels intended for Christmas gifts, mail your parcels as early as possible. If they are packed for shipment cali at the post office and have them weighed and stamped
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13

spector elsewhere than at the slaul ter house his fee, which he shall ks shall be from $2 to -$5.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13

powered to use any methods he sees fit in "disposing of him as a milk peddler.'
 Slaughter Reports.
 Dr. c. R. Witte, slaughter inspect or, reported 26S head of stock slaughtered in November. Two COWS were condemned and the organs Of eight were condemned.
 Propose New Ordinances.
 New ordinances to be presented to the council and which will govern the management of the new slaughter
New Britain herald., 1916-12-13

Three mill<men whose milk has been found dirty were called before the commission and warned that un- less they improve their products at once their licenses will be suspended. In the case of Samuel Falk, who has been warned repeatedly and whose license was recently suspended, the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06


fanionomaiiia. rniibolIiiia, tppniG,
.ipodmcIIiiid pubeitaii. Spodmet bel
tpitpdt. Tunnot pebmenitudt. @ir.
fistpnein mielin, iuiin porannufien
lupautiin fotia palattiin. Mhitta
pubeet olpat MT lcppuneet, Sp0pdi.
lpaii on fatfennlit. Gimme iaa Sinua
endd fimIIa, min usfomattomalta
fuin ie %tuntuufin. Gimme iaa =
muttu Sinun pubeeii pubittpat mieId
faoltuaiitin. Subject eIdpGt rafas-
taipien ieurafuntaIaisteii mlistosia,
gIdmdii on pddttpnpt tdsid maaiI.
masia. TuuIentunut niiunipnG,
$errania usfollinen palpeliia on for.
iatti t~oiieen Gloon, parempaan. sic.
laii on pGdsipt taiiuaaieen. &iitos Of.
foon SumalaIIel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Erwin townin veron-
maksajile.

Erwin Townshipin verokirja on
nyt minun huostassani. Veroja
voidaan maksaa The Finnish Co
operative Trading Companyn
stoorissa (Osuuskaupassa) Ia
~vallisilla liiketunneilla (klo 8:sta
ap. klo 6:een illalla) jokaisena
arkipaivana.
Ne, jotka maksavat veronsa.
ennen Tammik. 10 paivaa 1916,
paasevat 1 prosentin kolehtee-
rausmaksulla mutta sen jalkeen
alma Maalisk. l paivaan 1916 me-
nee kollekteeraukseta A present
tia. Sen jalkeen menee verokirja
kauntin rahastonhoitajalle.
Jouluk. / p. 1915.
Kunnioittaen,
Nicholas Mattson,
Observation-Disclosures.
Erwin Township, Mich.
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&nulleita.

Us. +. If p. fuoli Brandon firffo-
berra @bmaro @mil Gleniiis. SGn o.
II ipntpnpt &oipuIoboelIa 1862 ia
mibittp papifii 1897. Soibettuaan pG.
liaifaiiia pappisnirfoja Someron.
Commencement, Srimattilan, Yuiu.
Ian, Euulofien, Sammelan, Saubon,
Sippoon, llrialan, 9arian ia &engon
iciirafunnisia nimitettiin bGnet 1906
Snion fappulaiiefii, mistd iiirtpi
1908 Brandon firffoberrafii.
8. t. Is p. fuoIi fotonaon TpbG.
joeIla fappoloinen Sonas Oscar
Gaitren. SGn of %ipntpnpt @lafiimin.
gilIa 1869, tuIi pIioppiIoofii 1889 ia
mibittiin papifii 1894. Oltioon firf-
foberran opulaiiena ia ~. t. firffo.
berrana HielapeoelIG nimitettiin bG-
net 1904 Ypb6ioen fappalaiiefii. Ga.
binnd faimaawat bGntd puoIiio, o. f..
9raren, ia A Iosto.
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HapiSto.

(Turun biippaf.) Pdattpneen maa.
r6aian fuInesla onat 8irttimGen firf-
foberranpirfaa bafeneet: SiittiSten
firffoberra Chm. Xbeob. S~cbonberg,
&aippaluooon firffoberra &. SmeoS
ia Sippoon fappaIainen 6. u. Gro
min.
@aalieb6olle &aupatian firffober-
ranpirfaan afetettiin: u 2empGdldn
fappaIainen S, &alerpo. p uImilan
f~irfoberram apuIoinen Borisfu u. 81.
8ortio ia 81. &aumatian M. t. fappo-
lainen s. 8. s. @abermnori. &auta-
teisen nelidnnen piirin iaarnaaia,
fiji. maist. s. 81. @aiama of peruut-
tanut bafemufienla mirfaan.
Councilman biippaf.). @pointa
&antaialmen feurafunnan firffober.
ran pirfaa oipat pGGttpneen mdGrGa-
Jon fuluesia bafeneet: @alfidrpen
f~irffoberra, rotpasti S. $. &eiionen,
Seinolan maaieurafrnnon firffober-
ra, l1Gninromasti, fiji. fano. g. 81.
Stenrotb, &ojaanin fuppalainen, no.
masti Sobonnes 8dprpnen, Olista.
ron fappaloinen S. S. Bilufiela,
&orttulon pitGiGnapllloinen s. 8. 6.
lofpaara, 8iiprrin maaieurafunnan
fappolainen u. s. Saarnio, MGntp.
boriun fappalainen, firffoberra s.
@. Seino, SGasfen fappalainen Srbo
&osfinen, YIibGrmGn firffoberro, TO.
wasti Matti 2aitinen.
Wnrmoon biippaf.). Siilfiie', ii.
Il. mofinaiien papinmiran iaa-
misoifelitta marten ofpat iu~orittaneet
Suomen 2dbetpsielran palpelufiesia
oleDa %pappismies 6. q. Scbolin ia
@limaen firffoberranapuIainen, &C..
N. Sc. 9. clifton m%atfaiibteeri O.. g..
Eornmal, ioioen fummanfin tieoot
arluosteItiin ."fiitotielld bppGfiptpif-
ii'.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Suomen uutiSia.
SeIlinsin @aItonanbam tpS.

-.
@olfonauba ON S0orndifisid S.
g8iertotie .16osia apannut nioen
"naiSflubin' ieuoun naisten wapaas-
ii fapteitdw6fii. Suoneustosia on
ianomalebtid liettamina ia iitapaitii
pioetddn fofoufiia iofa ilta flo 7 ia
8 mdliII6.
OboistpfielId on aifomus idries-
taa n%aiiille Observation-Disclosures. On.
Fl muoben aifana pioettdiiiin niilId
10-12 eiiteIm6a iimeelliippsfpip-
mpfien eri aloilta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-06
Seisfarilaisten lamln.
". @. strens.

Seisfarilaisten lanln.
On fnlje ma aiiran furiesia,
I'll tarpis' nun boitaa peItojo;
8aan fpntGG NH ientGGn alma iaan
Scum 2uoia iuuren fol peItomoan.
Wun aitran' ei falsfa fimibin,
81 misfo iiementG nafoibin;
Waan elan ientGGn ma omiIlain,
Scum alma peltoni antaa main.
&un istun purieisia purteni
So tuuli tuttopa fansiani,
Wfd fiioGn riebuisia uIapan,
en- maibtois' main nina onneon!
Sno 2uoio tuulta MIN pilrjeiIlen
Sa anna abtolan bopeitten
Wun pppopfiibini fGpbG ipaan,
Niin muut' en- toiipo, en- taboofaan
sci onni iiur, fun olIa iaon
Wd ipapaa 2uojoni Iapii maan!
@b, fiitos forfebin, S,maIa,
SGd maafin iuoIoist' on Suomeal
SGal' pfiin piibopn ma parbaitcnl
SdGl' olen fotona, miiliaIP chi
Sos tiiuli fauasfin miia mie,
9iiin fotirannoiIIe IopoGn tien.
SielI' olen aaffoiet oppinut,
SieII' Iopien louIuni IaiiIaniit.
SieIP iGti riifoili fansiani,
So iieIlG nortitin ma miebefii.
81 o,ita ormobin SumaIo,
Git oifein iaartoni rafostonl
Git iiGin IailIa ma aberron,
-
Sa omlot etuni nnoboon.
Suo tieoon maIoo ia "maIfeuoen"
foittao iaateni faniaIIeL
So eIon iIIaIa purtemme
Sd iobba toipobon tonbuiIIe.
Onni Siluennoinen.
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Natural
Sanitorium
~parantola.

DIR. X. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 e. Superior St. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside SICK.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huom.! Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA te varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my6skip
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures vatsa-
k~atarreissa v. m. pahemmissakin tau
deissa. = Tiedusteluihin vastaan kir-
jeellisesti.
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Wabfnriliife

Sen gorf MiIIiisid porfitiee foi-
felIoiiia nobfojo fobtuuIIiieIIa mof-
iuIIa, fabtio paIfoIIo mpos parfitoon,
iofa min boIuoo. Eonfao mpos onno
nimcnne Idbetpslippuiin. &irjeet ia
muooot IdbettdfdG oioitteeIIo:
@. 8. snOmela,
Wem yorf Drills, Minn.
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NORWEGIAN AMERICA LINE

BIRGER OSLAND & COMPANY. PaSasiamiehet Lannena
H. Lagerstr0m, suomalainen matkustava aaamies.
Kolmannen luokan pletihinnat New Yorkista KAIKILLA LAIvO1LLA $535e
Tampereele, Poriin, Helsinknn, Porvooseen, Turkuun, Hankoon ia WIpurin.
Lapshta 1 ia IL vuoden vahla, puoi pletfa. Lapsita allie 1 vuoden $3.50.
Yhdysvahan sotavero: $500 kOko pIet. ia $100 puoip, maksetata isSksi.
Paluu Yhdysvatoihn HangOsta eli Hesngista New Yorkmn $4,000.
Enei matkustaja ole Yhdysvatain kansal. OF $4O0, paavero Gsattava isaksi.
Matkustajat Suomeen kujetetaan suoraan New Yorkista uuslla, nopei1a
ia kaikina uusimmila mukavuuksila varustetulla 10000 tonnin laivoi1amme
Bergennn, Norjassa, ilman vahdosta. - Laivojen kuIkureiti kay non 800
MALTA Skotannin pohjospuoGtse, ulkopuoela Pohjanmerta ia Sota-aluetta
ia takaa taydelisest turvaisen meimatkan.
AKA NEW YORKISTA BERGENHN ON 81 vUOROKAUTTA.
Bergensta matkustajat hljetdaan, ilman ei maksoa, Suomeen rauta-
teitse Norjan ia Ruotsn lai. Itamerta Ell kuleta laivoila. TIE kulate koko
matkan BergeniEa, Norjassa, maarapakkaanne Suomessa rautateitse mta
kaunimpien maisemen kautta. Junat lahtevat Bergenista joa paiva.
KAKSI SUURTA OULU-HUVIMATKAA SUOMEEN, Marrask. ~
pma ia Jouluk. II pmS, NEW YORKISTA.
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ooIe, loto on xoe5oonhI WQ,3uDdtlL
mouibdoroiiefti ~Iiiffeefft meibdn
monsio. Gen ~rsnamiebiIIe, ibariinfin
pieniIle eIGiiIIe taroiomat ebrt oipot
iiIminndbtdipGt; mutta mencspGfieen
fe paatii iofa jdieneItd rebeIliippttd,
tunnollista iitormustenia t6ptt6mis.
I'd ia alttiutta poItpeIia pbteist6 etua.
Wisid Iuuliiifaan olelpan enemmGn
'ebellptpfiid ieIIaiieen toimintaan
fliin fristittpien fesfena Mutta on.
To meiOdn n. +. observation-disclosures"
ianottaipasti buomattl tGlIaista ba-
Ii.a ia tarmOa ndbod maituaa ia toi.
mia pbteifen bppdn p~iiolesta?
4unnallinen toiminta tarioaa fiji.
ben niinifGan tilaiiuutta. mlltta eli.
wGtfo firfolliiet piirit funnanfofouf.
iisia n%ieimmiten Ioista poisiaoloI.
%lania9 Iab0otaan mGIttGG tuoto
puolueriitoien acknowledgements ia
oman rauban idiIpttdmiiefii ennem.
min fariid epdfobtia FUN iefaantuo
riitoibin; mutta Ell aiateIIa, ettG eiiin.
tpmdIIa miebisia railban rafentaiino
fobtnuoen ia oifeuben ploltaiina moi
taiiiin iaa6a riibat paimenemaan ia
pdastGd muffin oIefpia epafobtia
f~driimdstG.
Bibboin fopbGt, ipaiipaiiet ia iai-
raat: woioaanfo mainita montafaan
firffofaniamme tefemGG alotetta mai
ben foDaonnisten tilan IiepentGmi-
iefii9 WifG peItpolliiuus fuitenfaan
diff iitd ~ldbempGnG? = uieisia iurl-
rimmisia f~plisiGmme foboaa 10 ml,b-
feita Neutrality-suspicious. ia tpoipGentaIo-
ia, joioen ~tarfoitus e~nimmGfieen on
aiianomaisten bumittelubaIun tppopt.
taminen; mutta filinfa monesia fun.
nasia on mielG iaatli aifaan eoes uaa.
timatonta iairastupaa ia fuinfa mo.
nesta mielG puuttull funnolIinen mai.
maistalo.
sos npt firfolliiet piirimme eifpGi
omasia fesfuuoesiaan eipGtfG pbops-
elQmGsidGn firfosta ipieraantaneiber
fansia teoillaan moi o~iottaa nGfpmGi.
ia beoelmiG iiitd jalosta ~fplpostG,
iota Sllomen firffo on beibGn feSfuu-
o%esiania -sbferasti tebnpt ia eoelleer
tefee, min i%aattaa %pmm6rtGG, ettei
beisia ole iitd petopoimaa llfopuo.
leila olelpiin n0bben, iofa ioiii nGitG
liittpniGGn firffnon, lpaon ettG pifem-
min ebfaiicpat fen fplpon IepiGmis.
ta. WeilIe f%ititenfin fluIuu febpi.
tus: "loistafoon teioGn palonne if.
misten eoesid, jotta bs nGfiiimGt bp-
mat tefonne ia plistdiiipdt SiGdnne,
iofa on taiWaasia''.
u. 8. Strene.
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Sonas Oscar Gastrcnin mnistollc.

Ssonas Oscar Gastrcnin m~nistollc.
SbmeelIiiet oipot Serran tiet. 8ri-
fapo nc pmmGrt1iii. = &ffiG, oinon
ooottomatto tulec miesti, ettG Sinut
on temmottu pois, bella perbeen TIA
perbeeii fesflniocsta, pienen tpttoii
Iuoto, joto Min beIlien onnelIiicno
moaIit, fun miimctii Sinut main, ieit-
rafuntoii parisio, ioto rofdstit ia 10.
ia Sinuo rafasti.
Biesti oil toiioonfin ooottomaton.
Witen oliiinfaon moiniit nsfoo, eta
ipfipIId ~oiIesioni NATHALIE IGbtiesidni
SiniiIIc bpp1stiG i6tt6m6si6 emme
cnd6 toiiiamme nGfiii. OIitban al.
man terue iiIIoin, iloinen ia onneIIi-
men. On min I~iifiittopoo miiistoa 81.
niia iilIoin, fun puristimme toistem-
me fdttd. Yitifo ie tooeIIafin oIIa
miimeinen ferta2
OIet nufabtanut pois. "Bddsipt
porbaimmon pstGmGii Seeiufien
Iuo". Sinncbdn toipoitfin niein.
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Spbistms ~faa,uaffeita.

SUuteIuo uutuuttcttu
@astctooistifiio, Iitoearfi poinoa
1 tuiina $3.50
2astetooistufiia, pboeIld mGriI.
ID 1 tuiina LOO
@ibfitobistifiia, Iitografipainoa
1 tiiina .,............. 1.5O
@ibfitooistuffia, pboeIId pdril.
I'd 1 tuiina 100
fla 1 tuiind LOO
Wibfi. fuuIutis. ia fuolemoto.
o%istufiia Suomeen ~ldbettdmis.
I'd mortcn FUN mpos rippi-
fonIutooistufiia 1 tuiino >. 20
0uoIcmotooistufiia, 1 tiiiina :. go
0uoIcnon t~ooistufiia 1 tas >. 100
Scrron CIT. Ieipid Idffiastioisio
1 900 fpI. $500, 500 fpl. $t.2o,
300 fpI. SOC.
SIotaon oiotteeIIa: Q. Sippola,
(a human f~asiomies) 2Bor SO,
Sron,uooS. Heieb.
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Mikko Lxmsa, Fitchburg. Mass.
M. Hemming. New Finland, Man,
Canada.
Milo Wanska, Chatham, Mich.
john Mattson. Tripoli, Wis.
Otto Raatikainen, Tray, N. II.
Matt Laakso, Beechwood, Mich
H. O. SINH, Reedley. Cal. ~
|Chas. Mattson, Brandon, MINI.
Oscar Oman, Nasel, Wash.
Peter Karinen, Lake Norden, s
Oak.
Mrs. ". Sippola, Bessemer, Mich
John Anttila, Maple, Wis.
X. P. Kaartinen, Berkely, Cal.
Andrew Arc, Brainerd, MINI.
j. F. jackson, Iron Belt, Wis.
G. Pikki, Waino, Wis.
Hilda johnson. Mccall, Idaho.
Victor Maxi, Kalavala, MINI.
John Maxi, Embarras, MINI.
John Lampsa, Van Buskirk, Wis
j. P. Matala, Virginia, MINI.
John Winter, Fairbanks, Mimi.
j. Hill, Gilbert, Mimi.
Loviisa Vita, Sandy, MINI.
M. N. Westerback, Brocket, ND
Jacob Jampsa, Frontier, Wyo.
Isak Maxi, Oakley, Wyo.
Isak Lintala, Annandale, MINI.
Maria Westergord, New Rochil
lie, N. Y.
E. Turppa, Lewiston, Mich.
Ida Hendrickson, Baltic, Mich.
Matt Nixon ,Palo, MINI.
David Salminen, Fairport Har
Dor, Ohio.
j. Krankkala, Eden Junticton
Mich.
Matti Mustamaa, New Finland
Sask. Can.
N. Y.
Emel Seppala, Port Arthur, Ont
Canada.
Steffa Kallio, Sellars, Ont. Can
August Tomson, Wellfleet, Mass
Matti XVI, Hurley, Wis.
Hemming Rantanen, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Frans Sukava, Whitemonth,
Man. Can.
Emel Lillian, Fort William, Ont
Canada.
Matti Sulkko, West Boro, Wis.
John Kukkonen, Superior, Wis.
Hilda Hautamaki, Marquette,
Elias Nopola, Covington, Mich.
Gabriel Hiipakka, Ely, MINI.
Fred. H. Keranen, Fredrik,
South Oak.
Fred Johnson, Waukegan, III.
Gust Nurkka, Nashwank, MINI
Maria Aho, Two Harbors, Mimi
Anti Siukkonen, New York
Mills, MINI.
Ami Englund, Cleveland, Ohio.
John Lahti, Marengo, Wis.
Sam Pelto, Mellen, Wis.
Andrew Paakkonen, Nashwauk
MINI.
Jaakko Pouttu, Amasa, Mich.
E. Westerback, Kettle River,
MINI.
Chas. Mattson, Van Etten, N. Y
Hiskias Johnson, Tamarck,
MINI.
Hjalmar Hill, Plummer, MINI.
Anna Ha. nalainen, New York,
Mrs. Anna Walkama, Jersey CT
ty, N. j.
Olga Ilmonen, New York City,
N. Y.
Efraim Peura, Finlayson, Mimi.
Anti H:cssel, matkoilla.
Matti Hi, Vi, matkoilla.
AbraM vela, Calumet, Mich.
Paitsi llamainttuja ovat kirk
kokui.D-.. papit ia heidan aset.
tamansa asiamiehet va~ltuutettu'
ia toimimaan lehtemme asioilla
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
Nebraska
LANE EXPECTS TO
VOTE FOR HUGHES
Delegate to Republican Convention
Gives His Idea of the Duties
Imposed.
NO CHANCE FOR ROOSEVELT

Hastings, Neb.. May 24-(Special
Telegram Either Root orr Hughes
will be satisfactory to me-" asserted
c. G. Lane, delegate TO the republican
national convention from the Fifth
congressional district, today. Il ex-
peet to vote for Hughes after the first
or second ballot" Mr.. Lane edded
AS understand my duties as a dele
gate, IL is a matter Of courtesy to vote
for the choice Of the people of Me-
braska on perhaps the first ballot. /
shall do so by voting for Cummins
once, and then / expect TO exercise
my own judgment.
when | consented to have my
name placed on the ballot for dele
gate at the recent primaries ! did So
with the understanding that | was
not to be instructed. | wished to be
a free lance, but of course | expect &c
vote for Cummins twice at least.
81 don't believe Roosevelt has any
chance Of being nominated at Chi
cago. Too many Of the old line re-
publieans resent the trick he played
on the party four years ago when he
ran on the progressive ticket. Re
sentiment is a peculiar influence
Look at what il did to Bryan in this
state at the recent primaries. The
people repose confidence in Hughes
Even though they don't know how he
stands on international and domestic
questions Of the day they believe in
him."
Mayor Madgett today vetoed an
ordinance giving the ST. Joseph &
Grand Island railroad the right to
build a track on South street, holding
that the railroad should pay for the
strip used or pave the street No at
tempt was made to pass the ordi.
nance over the mayors veto.
The Chamber Of Commerce has ap
pointed committees TO plan Fourtl
OF July celebration. The Woman
club will be asked TO take charge 0
the spectacular parade.