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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21


Petrograd Feb. 21.-The Turkish
front has been broken in two places
and three Turkish army corps sep
arated by the rapid westward drive Of
the grand dukes Caucasus army. ac-
cording to dispatches received here
today.
One Turkish army. forming the left
wing. is falling back rapidly on Ire
bizond. The Eleventh Turkish army
corps. floundering in the SHOWS west
of ErZerum, is trying to reach Err
zingan, while under harassing at
tacks by Slav pursuers. third Turk
ish army corps on the left wing has
been isolated from the armies to the
north and may be cut off and eau
tured.
Suffer for Food.
Dispatches today reported the cap
ture of the Armenian town of Pasin
Akchesin, southwest of Mush, by the
Russian left wing. The defeated army
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21
~ Y. ShiUering
in TRern1o Drop
of IL Degrees

New York, Feb 21.-With a
drop of IT degrees in the tenn
perature between midnight and s
o'clock, New York shivered today
in the second severe cold wave of
the winter. The Thermometer reg
istered % degrees above zero ar
midnight and dropped to six by
s O'Clock. 1t rose slowly as the
morning advanced, but the
weather foracaster predicted no
relief before tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21
Want Guard for Rollins.

Oklahoma City, Feb. 21-Republi-
can house leaders today appealed to
the city health authorities to place a
guard over Representative o. G. Rol-
Inns, now in the city detention hospi-
tai with smallpox, to prevent Demo-
Gratis of the lower chamber from car
rying out their threat to bring Rollins
into the chamber to vote on the
emergency clause of the new election
registration law, which is held up by
legislative deadlock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21
U. S. WINS EVERY
INCOME TAX CASE
Supreme Courts UphoIds Many Cases
on Authority Original
Decision.

Washington Feb. 21.-All the in
come taxes before the supreme court
were disposed of in favor of the gov
ernment today on the authority of the
original decision upholding the con-
stitutionality of the law.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

Washington, Feb. 21.-The senate
military committee voted today to rec
ommend an investigation of the army
aviation service by congress. The de-
cision was reached after Senator Rob
inson, who had introduced a resolu
ton for such an investigation, sub
mitted further evidence to support his
charges of general inefficiencY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

Kansas Democrats are coming TO
Topeka Tuesday with plans to hold
the Jobs they have won and schemes
for separating the Republicans from a
few places to which the Bourbons
have been denied. Probably $50 DEM
ocrats-meu and women from every
section of the state-wiu sit at the an
nual party banquet Tuesday night in
the auditorium Interest in the polit-
ical activities surrounding the ban
quet today brought a number of lead
FRS to Topeka to participate in the
preliminary dope making.
The gathering of Democrats in To
peka Tuesday will give the first line
up on the plans of the party for the
coming state and national campaign
Chief interest in political affairs con
Germs action of the state committee
and the attitude of the party workers
in handling the ThOmpSon-Neele
Hodges row and settling factional diff
ferences within the party in advance
of the campaign. The state commit
tee will meet in advance of the ban
uuet and will select the date and place
for the holding of a state convention
to select delegates to the national con
vention IN St Louis Plans of party
leaders may be materially affected by
the attitude of the state committee
and the important meeting will occa-
sion unusual interest.
Crowd of 1000.
1t is probable that crowd of 1000
people may hear the speakers at the
banquet this year. Galleries in the
auditorium will he thrown omen to the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21
weIIs Knocks Out Smith.

London, Feb 21-Bombardier
Wells knocked out Dick Smith in the
third round of their bout tonight for
the heavyweight championship of
England.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21
PAPi'S Disappointed, NO
BOUNTY FOR TRIPLETS

Kansas City. Kan. Feb. Z1.-
When tho stork left girl triplets at
the home of Richard Hobbs the
parents sent a messenger to the
city hall to claim bounty for
births They were disappointed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

AT n late hour this afternoon it
was announced that it would be
inDOSssblC for Senator Chiffon OF
West Virginia TO speak at the
banquet tomorrow. evening: Gov
,.r.,,o,. Norchcad OF Nebraska will
take his place on the program
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21
Grand Dukes Army Cuts on
Three Turk Corpse
ESCAPE, FOUNDER IN SNCW
Lake Van Garrison ROut Worse
Than Erzerum.
ReinfOrcements Turn Back
When Hear of Defeat.

Rome. Feb. 2l.-Thc Turks are
eyacuating the Armenian city of Bitlis,
southwest of Lake Van. according to
Petrograd adviccs today.
The Russians, the dispatch stated.
have followed up the conquest of Mtish
and Achlap by occupying all the re-
gion around Lake Van.
BitIis is the capital of an Armenian
viIIayet and has population of about
10000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

Weather Forecast for Kansas.
Partly cloudy. tonight, becoming
unsettled Tuesday. cooler Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

1DREPAREDNES is fundamental
of atriotism"-Bishop EdsaIl OF
Minnesota. in Topeka Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

II is probable that a crowd of 1000
people may hear the speakers at the
banquet this year. Galleries in the
auditorium will be thrown open to the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-21

riiI, ONLY undesirable feature con-
nected with the end of the war
will be the -I-told-you-so's."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
TItl1di$ek$i!

20 faitnista postiforttia, SerGnnpi
poppi ia 0iiffufiria eli rniiampo Ia
betetGGn papoasti faifiIle, iotfa IT,
Iaopot ieiiraonat Iebbet:
Sarmers Dispatcb, fabbesti nil
fosia ilmestppG eneI. +. bpiuG unitis-
rebti, Iepidd pli 100000 fpl. 1 mao-
Fl 80 ienttid; SuccessfuI 6orming
poros %farmilebti, pIi 100000 tiloo-
iaa 1 muoii % ienttid, 3 mtotta 30
Ienttid ia 7 puotta 1 bou.
Sofa tiIao pGbintdin 1 Doll. eoes.
I'd ntolempia lebtid pbteenid, ioa pIlG
matnit,t firiot ia fortit iImom. So
'faiieen farmitaIoon diff tiIottotpa nd.
Ibpmdt Ieboet. EiIatfoapas npt be.
ii oioitteeIIa:
u. MannnIa,
81. 1 Or. 90 turtle Safe, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Si6n ilm6.

81 Iopop moan paGIId raffaampaa.
faIIiimpoa ia iuloiiempaa plopaiffoa,
FUN Iapiuuoen ibana foti, misid nan.
bempain bella boito ia raffaiIs pbG
waalii lasicnia parasta. Sielld ii6n
ia dibin rafastamat iilmdt palmoo
beioGn parastania faifisia ia ieuraa
faiffia 1eioGn toimiaan. sos, rafns
lapii, olet poiSia manbempaiii l1bei-
ippoestG, min fuuliaiiena lapiena tob.
DOT iilloinfin teboG BELLE ilofii ia
mielibpmafii faiffi tpoii. sos npt.
rafas lapii Talbot olla maalliielle
lpanbeEmillcii tcttelemainen, fuinfo
palion enemmin fulfil iitG Ola tai.
maalliielle Stale. Sanen raffol.
tenia pitGiii ola iinulle iuurin lion
aine.
Sletfo fosfaan ajatelliit, fenen iii.
mat Ieliraa i''nlta faifilla teillGii, fc.
men illnlat nGfee iimla lilloinfi1l, fliin
DIET ptiinGiippoesiG ia ponfin pimcp.
oesia? Semen iiImdt fatioo iiniln ip-
odmmeii ippimpGGn iopuffaan ia tie
tad faiffi, iopa ialaiiimmat ajatrf.
letfin9 SpoGmmeii on fuin aipoin
firia taimaalliien Sidii iilmdin eoes.
ia.
sos MT, lapiufainen, wibollinen
tilee iin1ia fiuiaamaan ipntiin, min
mitista, cttG taipaan SiGn iilmGt fat-
foo taas iinlta Min raffauoesta pala.
mana, ia muistuttaa iinulle: fuir-
fas Min palion pabaa tefiiit ia riff.
foiiit taimaalliien SiGii mieIen, tion
Sidn, jofa OF iinlla Min rafastanut,
cttG antoi oman ainoan raffaan poi.
fania iinrn eoestGii fatferaan riStin
fuolemaan. ga mielG ppbGsiG fas.
teesia on puettanut iinlia Seeiufien
manbursfalioen ibanaIla pliipulIo ia
nimittGnpt omafii raffaafii lapIefien-
ienia ia taipaan perilliiefii. Serran
ppbd benfi jobbattafoon foiffein las.
ten mieliin ia pienuuoesia nlio tai
maalliien SiGn faiffindfeipGt iilmGt,
iilloin lola tabbot Serran tiellG
paeltaa fofo eIGmaii, iifii fuin tuo
rafas SiG tiilee iinlia futiumaan poi
fanla Seeiufien moriiamena ifiiista
bdGiubIaa miettGmGGn taitpaan iba.
nisia aiunnoisfa.
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Saarnaipnoroia SeimafnnQa:

3 p, @aplesia flo 10 ap, firfon
mibfimps iublat.
8 p. Sbomion +. firfosia flo 10
up. $. ebtoolliien fansia ia Miomapn
firfosia flo 2 ip.
II p. Ilfaa pGGtGmG rippiforIu
Nasbmarfesia flo 8 ap. ia pGGst0
iubla 16 b. flo 10 ap.
16 p. 9~oipepsIa flo s in.
81 p. 2aplerisia @listafionin t. flo
8 in.
% p. @rtion t. flo 2 ip. ia Iatti
&annan t. flo s iu.
% p. SaltoIen fo1lillIa flo 10 ap.
90 p. @atti &annan t. flo 9 ip.
ia &allion t. flo s iu.
"a p. @rigbtin +. 2earber Dian
t. flo 1a11 ap.
20 p. @%lttombasia Sjorflunnin
foululla flo 2 ip.
80 p. &alapalan firfosia flo 10 ap
ia 8anban +. firfosia 10 2 ip.
6. IS. Iiemi,
@anba Hubelin: 31-4.
Sbomlon, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
: @item pGastG bsfdstG:

&eiGpsf1t otpat fpaaraIIiiia. 2iife.
foapa miten 6. 6. Summers, SoIo.
reose, Iebr., pdaii iiitd. @imulIo
oil paba psfG min etten tobtomit moi.
oa niiffia. Stin piillon Solepn So
nep anb Gar IdGfettd, iotfa beti tep-
iifpGt Stettaani toiien a%nnofien ei
minnia endan psfittdnpt toto BOND.
Maiititt,iani iita foffi pdipdd oil ps.
fdni tppsten faSonniit, iosta fiitos
GoIepn $omep ano Tur'iue. 2apietfin
pitdipdt fiita.
MpptGmdnd foiffiollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Slmpitms!

Golumetin Sitomalaiien @p. 2iitb.
neutrality-suspicious. jGieniG, miebiG
ia naiiia, fiitiiitaan tGten puoli.puoii.
fofoufieen, iofa pioetGdn ieurofiinnon
firfosia iitnriintaino, beinGflun 9 b.
1916, fello 2 /. PIP. - &ofoufiesio
tarfastetam tilt piioIelta n~uooeIto,
fesfustenaon firfon feIlarin foriouf.
iesta pnnd miiista ieiirofunnaIIe tor.
feistd oiioisto. &aiffi ieurafunnan
|iGienet, miebet ia naiiet, iaapufooi
foforffeen.
Calumet, Micb feiGf. 90 b. 1915.
Otto wtaslitter, 60. &eiiu.
@itr1tes. @iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Samalanpaimelntiet pipat idriestet'
tGmGt fenraamasti.

Ntarquettesia 2:nen. Aids ia 5Ses
llnnumtoi fuusia flo S.t5 ip., toto
sorstai Ito S.15 ip. patti S:nen fun.
ni'nt. eoelliiend torstaina, ionoin o.
len torstaina @uniiinsisid ia perian.
nina Dironisia.
&itlitaiioen Ind iunnunt. Mma.
loSla Ito 10 up. ia flo 8 III.
Waanantaina GRANDDAUGHTER 10
ttistaina 8eecbpoooiSia.
RpbdfouIu Warqietten firfon ia.
itsia iofa iunnuntai flo 1 ip.
wtottoilIani toimin faiffia papini.
tia tebt1piG.
ebotbamin firfosia iofa fuufauoen
folmaS %iunnuntai flo 10 ap.
5. s. $eimoner,
SO9 ". A It. Warqlette, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
&irfommemOja ia bartansienroia pibe-
tGGn iufa finn Ienraamasti:

&irfommemuja ia bartansienrpja pibe-
tGGn jufa finn ienraaiuasti:
@reenin firfosia iofa ~fr,ufa,ioen
toliena iunnuntaina flo 10 ap.
Bictoriasia iofa fitifaitben toiie.
no iunnuntaina flo " Sill.
8inonasia iofa fi,ufaiioen folman.
tena iunnuntaina flo 2 ip. (ebfd raft.
tiustalolla), ia iltaieuroista iImoitan
firfonmenoisia.
Cast 8rancbin foiiliilla iofa fiitirt
neli1ntenG iltnn1intaina flo 10 ap.
@ais gitpn feurafunnan firfosia
iofa ftufaioen n~eIidnteni fn1nuntai.
no lilo 8 III.
@iibennen iunnuntain i~Imoitifiis.
ia ilmoitan eritpiiesti fiiten mtista.
tin miiffoieuroien iImoitiifiiSta.
@inonasia on firfon menot mao.
Iisfuun 10 p. flo 2 ip. 81. &annan
Iiona. Sltaieurat ilmoitan firfon.
menoisfa.
s. 9fanfiIa,
9or gil. Mafs, Micb.
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kirkolh$ta TImoituk$ia
G~irfonmenoja ia inbIia:


Saappanilabetpsinblia, ioisia on
iaarnaaiana IGbetpspastori 6. s
SafaIa, pioetGdn piirisiani ieuraa.
masti:
PIP. beinGf. Yaooocfisia alfaeu
flo 10 opp. ia ~iatfetoon foot pGip1n
ionne toipotonn &eb g%peltofin ioapu-
moan. aaiffi tulot jubIista Ianfeoo
l~GbetpfieIle.
3 p. maanant. Seem Yorf @iniisio
FLO 3 ipp.
A p. StienGiiefii juliStomiien
mlistopGiipatlG 2"ebtiiGripellG firfos-
ia flo 10 epp. iublaa iatfetaan Osfar
Sillin puistosia. S6siGfin trllot lGbe-
tpfien bppGfii.
Soiipon ipoGmmestGni, ettG rim.
iaslnfuiiina fofoonnuttaiiiin, nailt.
timaan Sumalan buoneen rlniaita
t%aparoita ia arttamaan iitG Sumalan
maltafunnan tpotd, iota partcn pas-
tori Sofola toimiir..
Sobn Saafana,
Selef. 1913 81. 9. Mills, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Suimintaa SeriebI eitpn EN-. lmtb. Bet.
Iebemin ienrafnnnasIa:

&irffo: Chestnut aipe zen ia Senrp
st:in flilmosia Seriep citp, 81. s.
Srmalanpalnelrs iofa funnlintai-
no flo 5 ip., s. eft. f~iiufauben Ind
itnnuntaina. Sbielma-iIlanipietto
fintfou6en 3:na iunnuntaina flo z
in.
Gaamatltnielitps perbeisid t%oiiena
torstaina flo s iu.
Omepluieiiran fofous iofa tors
taina flo 9 ip.
BpbGfouIri iofa iiinnuntaina
@reentpillesi1 flo 10 a. p. ia firfosia
flo A ip.
Sefafo0rinbarjoitits iofa periat'
tai flo s iII. ia miesf00rin f~esfifpiif-
iona flo s in.
@ep Goebellen ienrafnnnasia:
&irffo: 2ocfpooo abe. Seem
&ocbelIe, 90. q.
Sumolonpolipeliis ia $. ebt. fitii'
fauoen A p:n6 iunnuntaina flo $3.50
in. ia acknowledgements firffo.ialis-
ia 2:na iunnuntaina flo $3.50 Ill.
Smpelrieiiran fofoiis on iofa totIena
torstoina flo 3 ip. 375 Suguenot It.
ia flo s in bartaiisbetfi.
GatsfinisfG, 81. q. fuiifarioen nit
meiienG tiistaina flo 10 a. p.
BaIfpeliastani baliiotpat ipoiDat IL
moittoo pIId oIemisia poifoisia tabi
oiunnoIIoni 102 Stebens ODE, Seriep
Gitp. 90. s. Watti @nttoner.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
SSdnnSlliiia immalanpaIneInfiia
Canada, Out.

Bort IrtburiSia frnfin fiiifa,i6en
enfimaiiend %iunnuntaina s. @bt.
tanSia lilo 10 aam., famoin f,iiitaii-
ben folmantena f"urtt1itntaina Ito 10
aom. ia firfonbaaIilIa iofa i,,nrt,.nt.
iuaua Ito 8.
Sort @iIliamiSia, fiinfi11 f,tifa,,.
BEN eniimdiienG ia folmantena fun
niintaina ITO 3 ip. iefd toiiena ia mel.
fdnterd itnnlintaina flo 10 aamu,Ila.
Si,maIanpaIpeIufiet rtitisia pal.
eoiSfa eri iImoih,sten mitfaan.
SunmintaifoiiI,it Bort Mrtburisia
10 Sort Wiuiamisla lilo 100 ip.
8. 1rpiIainen.
262 BiIfon ct.
Sort Mrtbur, Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

Jnmalanpalauelmfita Dclnarnmlla'
A p. Menabsasia lilo 10 cp.
Z y. Minneapolisia 8elIS Memo'
rial ppbGfouIu baalilla flo 8 iii.
s p. Gofatosia mrs. Wattilan t.
flo s iII.
8 p. Srencb 2afeIla Serran cbt.
iubla flo II ap. ia fcnttdiubla Sumo
ran pnistoSia flo 2 ip. eli moi6aan
mennd beti firfosta pGin pnolis lun-
ellie jublapaifalIe jobon ieurofunta-
.laiiet laittaa riliimiillistafin raiuin-
toa. Sulot lanfcaa ieurafunnan bp-
pGfii.
10 p. @raineroiSio flo 8 in. ia 16
p. p~DbGfoulu flo 10 a. y. ia Serran
eft. jubla flo 2 /. p. ia ilta firffo flo
s.
% p. Solmes gitpsid 6. Sobn.
ionin t. 10 8 iIl. 90 p. firfosia flo 10
a. p. ia ppbGfoulii flo 2 /. p. ia ilta-
ieurat &c. Sobnionin t. flo s..
80 p. SuiijGrmelld @irtaicn t. flo
8 III. ia 30 p. firfosia flo 10 a. p.
80 p. Green @allepn forlulla flo
3 ip.
80 p. Menabgasia flo s iu.
s. Sulsfonen
Wenabga, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

Tarvitessanne teettaa PAINO-
T0ITx, kuten kirjekuoria ia pa
peria, Observation-Disclosures seka il
moituksia, muistakaa eta tenn
me uudessa paikassamme BIZ
Suffolk kadun varrella SIISTIX
TY0Tx
AUTTAJA,
Postiosoite: LBx SO,
Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Sapanilabetbsimblia p%ibetGGm:

SapanilGbetbsinblia pibetGGm:
&eiGf. "a ia % b. @ing'isiG, g.
Daf.
&eidf. 26 p. @%raobocfisia, 81. 9af.
flo 2 ip.
&eiGf. 90 ia 90 p. Saposia,. 90.
Daf.
SeinGf. IA p. SEEM Oorf Mils'.
isia ia pmpGrist0lld past. s.. Saafa.
nan iariestdntdn obielman mufaan.
SeinGf. 5 p. 9raineroisia, Minn.,
1880 ip.
SeinGf. 6 p. 2%aipperisia, Winn.,
paiffafuntalaisten mGGrGmGsiG pai.
fasia ia aifana.
SeinGf. z p. gloquettisia, Minn.
flo 7 ip.
SeinGf. s p. 8est Suliitbisia,
Minn., flo 3 ip.
SeinGf. 8 b. SibbingisIG, Minn.,
flo 10 ap.
Seindf. 8 p. GbisboImisia, Minn.,
flo 8 ip.
SeinGf. 10 p. Wat. Sronisia, Minn.
Flo s in.
SeinGf. ii p. @irsiniasia, Minn.,
flo s in.
Seindf. IL p. @beletbisia, Mimn.,
flo s iu.
Seindf. 10 p. glpsia, Iinn., ITO
s in.
Seindf. IA p. Souoanisia, Minn.,
flo s ill.
SeinGf. Is p. Sulusia, 8is., flo
8 ip.
SeinGf. 16 p. @Gin0siG, 8is., flo
10 up.
SppoGn fobteliaimmin arm. papis-
too ia ieurafnntalaiiia bDmGntabtoi.
iesti tefemGGn mitd moitpat, ettG no.
ma iublat onnistiiiipat mab6oIli.
iimman bptpin. NGiII1 jubIiIIa on
fanialaiiilla tilaifulis iaaoa bptpGG
ll1tberiIaista firialliiu1,tta. Soitponi
ia rufoufieni on, ettd rGmG iubIat hi.
Iiiiwat iiirtofanialIe %iiiinaufiefii ia
|falIiin lGbetpstpon aiittamiiefii.
6. s. Safala, paStori.
Of. 2aletpa, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
SpntpnDt ia fastettn.

&anlalaistemme &listaa ia Natil-
oa IaIlon poifa 8ilbo Slani,, ipnt.
Sairportisia, g., toufof. 81 p. fas-
tettiin fei1f 3 b.
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Samalanpaliuelnfiia bcinGfnnlla.

Stmalanpaliuelnfiia bcinGfnnlla.
Ounblane, SaSf. Canada.
2 p. Sacfionin t. flo 2 ip.
p. Suomalaisten fouliilIa flo 9
ip. ripin ia Serram ebtooIIiien fansIa.
16 p. S. 9iemi talolla flo 2 ip. ri.
pin ia Serran ebtoIliien fansia.
% p. Snomalaisten foululIa flo
2 ip.
80 p. S. Saatan taIoIla flo 2 ip.
S. SapoIa.
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Miuipliittoon iuibitst.

Nlu1Dlltff0Dn mtDtfgf.
&anioIaiiemme Siiaffi 2iifala,
SaldsiGripeItG, Sromesta ia Waria
Soifonen, 8alfeaialosta, Sltomesta
ipibittiin fristiIliieen amioliittoon
Isbtobula Sarborisia, s., toufof.
90 p. 1916.
&anIolailemme Seiffi H1lrmi,
8iipurista, Sitomesta ia Manbi
Salo, 8alfealosta, Sitomesta mi-
+bittiin fristilliieen atpioliittoon @sb-
tabiiIa Sorborisia, g., feiGf. 20 p.
1916.
&npllnt ia banbattn:
&onioloiiemme Gebi Watias SIR
mimGfi, ipnt. @sbtabula Sarborisia,
8, bufflti lGbelle @sbtabltIa Sar-
boria Grien jGripeen feiGf. 2 p. Sd-
net baiioattiin feidf. II p. 1916.
|SumolanpaImelufiia ia bartausbetfiG
bein1fuulla:
Sairportisia, g.: Sunnuntaina 2
pnG flo 10 ap. ia flo z III.
&esfiniiffona 5 prt1 10 8 iu.
Torstaina t3 prlG 10 s iu.
Mstabula S~arborisia, g.: Gum
nuntaina 8 priG ap. ia flo 7 in.
5airportisia 9aniaIIisielirafunnon
fesfuitoesia pGGstettiin rippifoulu-
niioriio S p. ebtoonliielle Iaiiantaina
fefaf. II pnd 10 1873 inolIa.
Iliorten ebtooIliiella fdpminen ia.
pabtui %iitnnuntoina feiGf. 1S pnd flo
10 iumalmpalmeliifien pbtepbesid
narrtllu.
&ippiIapiet olimat ieiiraaipat:
SiIia Mefianoerin tr. Soari;
ester @iIIiomin tr. SIilGa; Sppne
Wotin tr. BaIo; ester Subon tr.
Miippa; 2iIia Seifin tr. &otomdfi;
Goiporo Soafonpoifa &iilbere; @er-
ner Mntinpoifa Tenffu; gino Sill
berg; Mrfpo Sooiepinpoifa Somppi;
@iIbo Matinpoifa Tiirpeinen; Siibo
Sr~bonpoifa Solminen ia WifoIai Or.
Ianoinpoifd Wdfi.
Seefas fanoi: "OIe rsfoIIinen fiio-
Iemoar osti, min nina finiiIIe eIG.
MIN fr,uinain amman. g. Miettinen.
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MARLBORO.

Miss Mildred Ford visited in Bangor and
Houlton last week.
School began to-day, taught by Miss
Annie Chamberlain, OF Hancock.
J. /. Sturgis and family, OF Medford,
Mass, are guests Of Miss Grace Baxter.
Oscar Ford and wife are visiting Mrs.
Ford's parents, Mr.. Soper and wife, in
Orland.
DR.. L. NJ. Howes and family, who have
spent the summer here, have returned to
Bangor.
Mr.. bennett and family, who have been
at the Hyde cottage, have returned to
Bangor.
Miss Laura Todd, who has been en-
ployed by Miss Grace Baxter, has returned
to Bangor to attend high school. Miss
Ruth Remick has also gone to bangor
high school.
Sept. II. ARE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Daisy Milne has returned from Bar Har-
Dor.
Halle Blaisdell left for Stonington
Monday.
Mrs. Ada Williams spent last week at
Jordan's pond.
Nearly all OF the men employed in
Gardiner are home for election.
John Bagley. OF Seal Harbor, was a
weekend guest at ]. B. Ravey's.
Grant Chesebro and wife, OF Detroit,
Mich, are guests OF relatives here.
Miss Rosa Havey has returned from
Seal Dor, where she has spent the sum-
mer.
Hollis Staples, who is employed in Ston-
ington, spent the weekend with his
family.
Alice Bunker, OF Cherryfield, is visiting
her grandparents, Oakmans Bunker and
wife.
Arthur Abel and wife gave dinner Sun
day. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Chesebro, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abel, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Trip and son Royden.
Schools began Monday with Miss Beatty,
OF Brewer, in the grammar, Miss Atwater,
OF Pembroke, intermediate, and Miss
JelIison, of Hancock, primary.
Sept. IL. H.
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SEAL HARBoR.

The kindergarten closed Sept. l.
Mrs. Clarence Pinkham and young son
Darwin are visiting in North Castine.
Mis- Elizabeth Popp and Miss Ferst are
VISITING MISS Popp's aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Patten.
Mrs. Aubrey Alley leaves Wednesday
for New York, where she will have en-
ployment for the winter.
George l.. Stebbins' family left last week
to join Mrs. Stebbins in Colorado Spring.,
where she has spent the summer.
Althea, only daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
David Marshall, died Aug. %, OF tuner-
cular meningitis. aged seven years.
The residents OF Seal Hafbor enjoyed q
great treat when they were invited to
John D. Rockefeller jr's. beautiful sum
mer home, 1.-THE Eyrie," to house,
warming, on Labor day, from until Z
O'Clock. Refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed. The BOSTON Sym
phony orchestra furnished music.
Sept. 8. p.
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WINTER HARBoR.

Mrs. Geneva Lrabtree Murchinson' "
Portland, visited here last week.
d. B. Pike and wife, Of Providence, H. i-
are guests OF DE-. J. 8. Bragg and wife.
Ivan Hanson, who has been employea =
Bar Harbor during the summer, spent WV
weeks ct home with his parents before ~ =.
turning to the University OF Maine' w.
his sophomore year.
Mrs. Burton Kolfe is in the East MAiD'
general hospital, Bangor, where sac :.
derwent IN operation last week. Sns -"
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. =, :. !.
Joy. Later Mr.. Rolfe went to be VIII Nv
for time,
Friends OF Miss Lena c. Joy pressn's.
her with Z handsome buffet for Der ~.
house, into which she has recently ln''''
Reuben Rand, . Hie-long and nono.ss
citizen OF this place, died Monday n0' q.
ing, Sept. 4, aged seventy-three years. :.
leaves . wife, two sisters and one u rasr
Although In poor health for many corr
and often suffering much pain, n,s liz
dial and genial manner was away s.srest
same, and he maintained great atairs.
In all church, town and nome .hs sor.
Much sympathy 10 expressed iof 'n'
rowing relatives. q
Sept. IL.
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N EWS
sToNINaToN.


Mrs.. Clara Clark has purchased an auto
mobile.
Charles Crockett, OF Boston, il the guest
Of Mrs. Philip Crockett.
Miss Elizabeth Gray 10 teaching in the
red schoolhouse at Stonington.
George E. Pitts, OF the coast survey, and
Mrs. Pitts, are guests Of Capt. B. 8. Thur
low and wife.
Miss Annie Thurlow has returned from
several weeks visit in Ellsworth with
her sister, Mrs. H. B. Haskell.
Mrs. Bessie T. Haskell and . friend, OF
Ellsworth, came last week on an automo-
bile trip to Capt. W. Q. Thnrlow's.
Miss Amanda Warren, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Warren
several weeks, has returned to Portland.
The yacht Alga, with owner, Mr.. Perry,
Of Chicago, and friends, on board, has
been in the harbor for several days. The
captain ID William Stinson, of Portland, .
native OF Stonington.
The schools began Sept. s. The new
principal 10 James Alton Lewis, of North
Haven, q graduate OF Bowdoin college,
and year at Harvard law school. The
other teachers are nearly ali natives OF the
town.
Sept. 8. Mill.