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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
CITY COUNCIL

The city council met last Wednes-
day evening and the matter of pro-
viding for the families of the boys
who have gone to war, was the main
one for consideration. Messrs. Mar
chetti, w. w. Albers, S. B. Tobey, w
B. Heinemann and others were present
and made brief talks. 1t was the
opinion of all that it would require
$500 month to properly provide the
wants of the various families. A reso-
luton was passed appropriating $3.50
monthly to the fund. This may not
have to be continued, as something
along this line may be done by the
state and nation.
An invitation to the city officials and
members of the city council to join
the Fourth of July celebration given
at the shooting park under the aus
pices of the German Alliance was ac-
cepted.
The plat for the fourth Hoeflinger
addition was accepted.
The committee recommended that
the Riverside hotel property be pur-
chased by the city at cost of $500
The same is to be used as a paft OF
the market square.
The next meeting Of the council
will be on July 18th, as July 4th comes
on the regular monthly night of meet
ing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
THE CHAUTAUQUA

On account of its central location
being in the heart of the CITY. oppo-
site the post Office, the this year's
chautauqua will probably be a very
large success, especially so as the
management has gone to considerable
pains to provide entertainment for
the little folks. Thus every morning
playground work will be conducted
at the chautauqua to which, Secre-
tary Schmidt says, all children are
most cordially invited. The afternoon
feature provides workers who will
take care of the little folks and enter
tain them with a story hour while
the mothers are enjoying the pro-
gram in the big tent adjoining. which
is certainly an innovation that appeals
to everyone. When speaking with
Secretary Schmidt recently he voiced
a complaint stating that a great num-
Der of people read over a program
and because they do not recognize the
lecturers or attractions as having been
mere before conclude that for that rea-
son they are not high class. The very
opposite is the case, for while the
management has this year engaged
the University of Wisconsin Chautau-
qua, the Wausau management prac-
tically secured the talent and made
the arrangements, which, of course.
now result to the benefit of other
cities. And at that certain numbers
like DR.. Johnson, the noted dental
professor of Chicago, and Father
Bowling from the Waupun States
prison, as well as Paul f. Voelker and
the complete Saturdays program are
special numbers that appear at Wau-
sau only. Special attention is also
called to the lecture by DR.. Herbert
S. Bigelow of Cincinnati, who was
the chairman of the Ohio Constitution
al convention and certainly is one of
the greatest men of the country. as
well as the lectures of Gabriel r. Ma
guire, who has finally been secured for
the chautauqua after four years con-
Stant effort. When the chautauuua
is over" says Mr.. Schmidt, cit will be
the same as in years gone by when
people did not attend a number be
cause they did not know the speaker
and afterwards regretted it, We will
say this for the Wausau chautauuua
management that they have in years
past CoI CdlIly ueHlOHSIrdIeu LnaC Lney
have gone to a great deal of pains
taking effort to secure the best talent
Obtainable and we would therefore
suggest that our readers will coop
crate with the management and at
least make an effort to attend the
opening numbers of the chautauqua
in a body and judge for themselves
whether they desire to come the fol-
lowing days. In our opinion the pro-
gram certainly is excellent and at the
price of $500 for season ticket, hard
to eXcell
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO.
ITEMS OF NEWS BOILED DOWN FROM THE
WAUSAU PILOT THIRTY THREE YEARS AGO

when his mind was once made up il
"stayed" until he accomplished his
purpose, for he followed that Internal
"buck" clear to Trappe, ten miles, then
with well directed shot the game was
secured.
Dayton Adams, baggage master on
the Lake Shore road, was taken with
the buck fever" and applied for a
permit from headquarters to take a
days hunt. He started into the woods
about twelve miles below this city,
and wasn't long in getting on the
trail of a deer; the deer led him a
wonderful circuitous route and kept
just far enough ahead to make him
forget that the shades of night were
fast descending, but they did descend
and Dayton found himself all alone,
lost in a vast Wisconsin wilderness.
The deer-track no longer engrossed
his attention, it was the track of the
r. r. that he was after, and which
he did not find until the next morning.
The telephone line is now in work
ing order between Wausau and Mer-
rill, the first message having been
sent over the same Wednesday last.
Last Saturday the following rates
were established: For a five minutes
conversation by subscribers to our
local system, twenty-five cents will
be charged.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
Monday. November p. 1882

w. H. Knox is erecting a large barn
on his premises on Warren street.
C. F. Eldred and wife were in La
Crosse on Wednesday.
c. Strobridge came down from
Rhinelander and spent Friday with his
family.
Frank Fellows, of the firm of Fell
lows & Blair of Mosinee, made us a
call Saturday. Frank is all business !;
the firm will put in about 1000, 900
feet Of logs this winter.
Quite a number of our citizens will
attend the silver wedding of DR.. and
Mrs. Rood of Stevens Point on
Thursday next.
1t is rumored that M. H. Barnum
shouldered his trusty rife last Sat
urday and sailed forth after deer He
came upon one inside the city limits,
but the Torch editor respected the
ordinance prohibiting the use of fire
arms within the boundary line, and
didn't shoot The deer rubbed up
against Bro. Barnum, seeming to un-
derstand the situation, but after get
ting over the line it was off like a
shot. Most everybody is acquainted
with Barnum's staying qualities" and
in this instance it was shown that
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
FIRE ON FOREST STREET

Last Thursday afternoon a fire was
discovered at the corner of Fifth and
Forest streets, in the George H.
Hess bakery. 1t is supposed to
have caught from the stove in the
basement in which the baking is done.
The fire went up through a partition
to the attic where considerable dam
age was done before it was discovered.
Miss Gehrke, who is in the bakery as
clerk, discovered the fire and gave
the alarm. 1t was some time before
the fire department could extinguish
the fire, but it was able to do so finally.
The loss was several hundred dollars,
which was covered by insurance. Ed.
Single, driver of the fire truck, while
assisting in stretching a hose across
the street, fell and received a number
of cuts and bruises.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
LEGAL LIGHTS VISIT IN ELDER0N

Judge John Barnes. eX-supreme jus
tice of the state supreme court, and
his successor in that position, Judge
Rosenberg, formerly of Wausau. and
Mr.. Sell, a real estate man from Eagle
River. were visitors at the A. J. Plow-
man farm a week ago Sunday. 1t is
needless TO say that Mr.. Plowman must
have enjoyed the company of his Wis
itors They were greatly impressed
by the looks of the country and were
emphatic in their predictions of wealth
and prosperity for this section of the
state. Things, in the matter of soil,
water. timber, etc, looked pretty good
to them and they were not bit disin-
clined to speak about it.-Wittenberg
ENTERPRISE
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
HOLLMAN-McDONOUGH WEDDING

The perfectness of last Wednesdays
June day was in keeping with the
beautiful and impressive marriage SER
vice, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. /. Crawford, SIS Fourth street,
when Miss Laura Ann McDonough be-
came the bride of Mr.. Albert w. Holl-
man of Green Bay. Rev. Richard
Evans, pastor of the First Methodist
church of this city, performed the
ceremony in the morning at 10 o'clock,
in the presence of a few friends. The
bride was gowned in a pretty blue
taffeta travelling suit and wore cor
sage bouquet of Ophelia roses and
orchids.
The Crawford home was beautifully
decorated in pink and white peOnies
and roses, the color scheme through
out of pink and white being very at
tractive. Following the service and
congratulations a four course we'd
ding breakfast was served at table
prettily decorated with pink roses and
white flowers.
M. and Mrs. Holman departed on
the noon train for Green Bay, where
in the evening a dinner was given at
the home of the groom's parents TO
relatives in their honor. They avoid
ed the plans of their Wausau friends
and went to Wausau Junction, where
they took the train.
They left Saturday on a wedding
trip, and will visit Chicago, Pittsburg
| Cleveland, Liverpool and other points
They will be at home to their friends
after the first of August in Green
Bay, where their home at 722 South
Monroe avenue, is in readiness for their
| reception.
Mrs Holman is very well known in
Wausau, having lived here practically
all her life. She has been cashier OF
| the Wausau Telephone company for
several years, and held that RESPONSE
| BILE position with marked efficiency
! She has a host of warm friends in
Wausau who regret that she is tc
make her future home out of this
| city.
Mr.. Holman. who is in partnership
with his father in the wholesale crock
cry and glassware business, and fire.
| quent visitor in this city representing
| their lines, has won many friends here
| during his visits, and is young maI
| of sterling qualities, and a successful
| business man.
The Pilot, together with their Wau
Sau friends, wish them every happi
ness.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
OFF TO THE FRONT

Mr. Thayer:
l will leave for the Mexican border
Saturday morning, early, with Troop
A, Wisconsin First Cavalry, organized
militia. We are honored in being the
first in the state to leave. We go
direct to San Antonio, Texas, reaching
there Tuesday. Mother is coming to
see me off on Saturday Have some
hard work ahead of us. Each man of
us has fifty pieces in side arms, etc,
not including uniform New rifles,
sabres and pistols are being distribut-
ed at the present writing. All of Troop
A men passed the strict physical ex-
animation. This is rather a high
standard, to say the least.
Zeno Speer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04

..,s mist be- careful if they wish
Ibsir children from accidents
-.--tT of July. True, the law has
an the protection possible
n. child but there is nothing
..-.,. bow from the loading up
thing that will make a noise.
nrcb danger in the large fire
ga. ever and there turks in the
..s.f tbe Roman candle and all
-s,s, an element Of danger. 1t
-ta, easy for your homes to be
f-s by a fre-cracker and burn
y.r Be careful of burning
Marches. and above all, caution
Children about the cannon fire
.,- and other dangerous eXplO-
Lei thp older ones watch and
h- the little boys that do not
DE danger
mt, should realize that Fourth
r7 tetanus is easy to prevent but
s.y difficult to cure, the dis
eng attended with a mortality
-rs than 9j per cent. No blank
~ga wound is too trivial to re-
ariul medical attention. How
siglt the injury mayappear sum-
Competent physician who will
-- institute the necessary pro-
tc measures. Reliance upon
treatment may prove disastrous
result in the needless sacrifice
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
,11loyAl GrARDsHEN
m a Cents a Day For
n 'n.f, .s, To sle.s7 Per Day For
1'I5, Ip,ieldier Generals

scale Of pay for ma
| clfisp7snr clf.i me ra.o4. G@r' II sent into
ts,s o. otIcers 'l- viii receive an
d tls "a y-''S per cent and the en-
re Oh "a ~ oFr cent. The govern
r'l ~. " ycIothing and all neces,
) arllsr5o5t for enlisted men Du'
S.t purchase their own UNI
e., general 1851 DAY a day
alll.. .,ss. .5:''s.. captain, ..5.. ss.67;
ls.o., ot S5.55. second lieu
ls15s:..' 5-5. private 50 cents
st H''g. o,ivates in engineer or
al5. 5.,. p 60 cents; corporais OF
% co,y'' y cents: corporals OF en-
tr ,.,n3I = 'T"'l. or hospital corps.
',s,-g .serg4ants OF infantry 81;
. ot engineers, signal or hos
'.ls - sI.2o; battalion, sergeant
~s', acid artillery. chief trum- IN
.sl ~ Inriacipal musicians, 81. 80 +;
2 l-- sergeants, first class
...-''.s sergeant ma ors of signal
-g.ll.'- lass musicians, 81 80 f,
t... y. 90. .srgaants of hospital corps
~, .ot. Of field musicians, $l.61; f;
,- ssrqaants Of engineer corps,
l5s Ester electricians. quarter
10 coast artillery, master sig
.,,r.oiaps and chief musicians
g.. commencement Of the civil
i. y. nav Of prigates was $lS a
"a !. but later was increased to $l6
-'h
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service com
mission has announced an examina-
ton for the County of Marathon, Wis.
to be held at Wausau, at II a. m., on
July %, 1916, to fill the position OF
rural carrier at Mosinee, and vacancies
that may occur on rural routes from
other post offices in the above men
toned county.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
BETTERING THE HIGHWAYS

The city has begun its street oiling
on Stewart avenue, to meet the state
highway leading out of the city to
the town of Stettin. 1t is a No. 6
standard asphaltum road oil. The
county has lately completed oiling the
road beyond, extending it practically
to Rib river on the main road
The city is also surfacing Merrill
avenue with tar macadam, this side
of the Alexander farm, coming this
way to the city, and seems to be doing
a good job of the work and intelli-
gently promoting highway betterment.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
PICNIC At ELDERON

D. Guernsey picnic in ElderOn, at
8 al home of Hon. A. J. Plow-
E Gl Tuesday. was a great sue
Is 10 every particular. There was
I attendance. several hundred
Present. T.. G.. Krueger, c. II.
ai-r .cus Tank. II. II. Humphrey
BAG Burg of this city were in
llA1ce There was Judging of Mr..
4'lns herd Of Guernseys by the
Eaiural school students and there
alGs by Messrs. Burg. Kreutzer,
Blndy Of the town Of Flieth, and
is-fieIn OF Shawano, and there
-lsal numbers on the program
Misses Ruth and Elsie Plowman
Alaeth Benson.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
Notiee to Semer Contraetors

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the Board of Public Works of the city
of Wausau until 10 o'clock a. m, July
IT. 1916. for the construction OF a
sewer on Wausau avenue, according
10 plans and specifications on file in
the Office of City Engineer. A certified
check equal to 5 per cent of bid must
accompany same.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
HI. +. Marquardt,
Il. c. GoWen
c. c. Adams
Beard of Public Works.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
HENRY B. HUNTINGTON
LAW AND REAL ESTATE
Scott ST.. Opp. Court House. Wausau. Wis.
Over $500 Acres

of Fine Farming Hardwood Marathon
and Taylor Counties, Wis.
Fine Residence Property Business Property Building Lots
and Acre Property for sale in the city.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-21

aamuna Wilmaufeen, iosia nr. Yin.
oerIon tiilee mitppmGdn ioitain Poi.
mid mierailafieen tiftupisiaan ia
mist @noerion on menmpt ionfnn III.
mG.ipeIialistin tpfo iaamaan apua
beifoille iilmilleen.
= Gronneet liifepbtebbestG. 8el-
ieffet Sobn ia Manuel Selli iotto o.
tpat pitGneet pbteistd f~efatatuara- ia
libafauppaa Worrien ~IrtfeeiflIa, ofuat
eronneet liifepbtepoestG Sobn SeiIin
ostaesia melieniG eiuiioen IiiffeestG.
Sobn Selli tlilee iatfamaan liifettG
entiieen tapaan, @anuel SeIIi ei ole
mieI6 febnpt lopullista~ pG6tostG mitG
rpbtpp committeeman.
Ysfi iuiiiitoista iuiiptta. ysfG,
iofa iatfuu ia tailee ~pabemmnfii pol
Id, buoientiili f6sttdmdId Solep'inn
Sonep aro Sar'ia. st. s. SolIs Ma-
be5ta, @a.q firioittaq: 1@iiDtoi$tn-
mitptta on minia fiirioniit b6italIi-
men firffutorpi: psfd ia fltflitlis fur.
fitsia. SoIep'n Sonep ano Gar antoi
minlllIe b%aioiennusta ia otettrani pb.
Den pitllon bdtpiii psfG." Mapptdipdnd
faiffiaIIa. (sHm.)
- @uitti MISREPRESENTATION.
&anialaiiemme Nicf gnoerionin poi.
fonia plolesta nostama mabineon.
tornalisiuttu Hetpport faipantopbti-
ota mastaan, iofa on fluii pGihpG6
olut eiilIG piirioifeuoesia, pGGttpi
pllme titStai-iltana. Hoialle
m%ponnettiin fortparsta menettdmis-
taGn iormista $5,500.0O.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-21

iesia Wetooistifirtosia, iosia lapiet
ia aifliiiet inorittmpat obielman
&aiffi omat teripetulleet tGbGn las.
teniublaanl
Hortb Yorfisia on bartausbetfi
eniipiifon torstaina t. t. % pGip1nG
flo 2 i. PIP. Scr. eli aamppiien alum
nosia. Hllorifotofous on iamanp9i.
mGn iltana mi. Socob Talfin alum
nosia.
@asbburnin farmiieuouIla on
b~artausbetfi eniiipiifon periantaina
t. t. 80 pGiapGnG flo 2 i.pp. mr.. Nie-
men talosia ia lunnuntaifoulpn iitbla
on forlulla flo Z iii. Yaialasia on
iltnnintaina, ~uiioempnooen aattona
bartausbeffi flo 9 ipp. ia lastenirbla
flo z in.
sc. Yitfdnen.
- @aaran merffi. sos paIofelIo
foiii, min iuofiiiittefo te est1.
mdGn fen ioimista tai meniiittefo
auttamaan palon iammatusta9 vi.
man iamoin on afian Iaita psf6r
fansia. yst6 on tpoaran ritertfi pb.
I'd palion fiiin poloteIIo. TeioGn eli
pit6iii estGG iit6 enemmGn fitin pa-
lofelloafaan, fun ie ioi, ipaan fulfil
teioGn parantaa taitti, iofa aibelittaa
psfimiien. TGmu1 poioaan melfein
alma teb6G ottamalla Gbamberlain'in
Cough &emeop'G. Wonet otpat fGpt-
tGneet litd erittoin bpipillG tiilofiiua.
sc on erittGin artpofas fiulaloiielle
iatfrtpulle psfGlIe, iofa uiein ieiiraa
pabaa ipilrtstamista ia grippiG. Mrs.
Sbomos 9eecbine Anorepiista, Snb.
firioittoa: "Saltpen oifaan pilustili
minun miebeni belposti ia on ieuro-
ufiena pbtdmittainen rpfiminen.
GbamberIain'in Cough &emeop on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-21
Tronwoodin ia ympdri$t0n Uud$la

SmmaIanpaliuelrfiia SomlnfnmlIa:
"a p. @~afefieIoisia flo p,lOIi 10 q
p. Serran ebtooIliien fansia.
% p. Soitlup6imdn6 Sronipoobis.
ia flo 6 a.. p. ia 2asteniirbla flo Rs
ip.
26 b. Tapaninp6itpGnG grtpin fp.
IGsid flo 1 ip.
S. llrpilainen,
610 6. glper It. Sromooo, Micb.
- "a p. Neabuillen foululla on
Hasten julia flo 6 lip. Tiilee obielmo
bptp1 ia uieita pitbeita pi6etdGn ia f
on ipielG bptp1 fuin faifille iitblapie.
rnille annetaan fuitmaa fabipia mo-.
pnnsti. Gimme menernine faifin.
Srblatoimifintn.
~SroniuupSin ppbGfollulasten
ompeillfeurait fofous on ioitlitf. q
p. flo piloli s /. p. mrs. @rffi 2uo-
man talosia @ehpportin fplGllG.
= Saarnaajat u. slbo ia 6. Go
men iaapuipat tGnG aartiina SSron-
poooiin iouluppbiffi. Sc tuIetpai
idnrnaumaan &aniallisfeurafunnis.
ia.
@esiemer, Nieb.: -
Snmalanpaliuelns 8esfemeris-
ia i~oiiIit-oamiro flo 6. ia illalla los
ten iitbla flo pttoli s.
Seu%rafunnan ompeluieuran tofo-
us on mrs. s. Sosiin llona t. t. %
b. flo 2 p1ip1llG.
g. @uori.
- WtrS. &anra, BeSlemeriSiG on
Ieifattii umpiiuolen ia iappifipien
tpitofii. San moi bptpitt, pGaiee pian
poiS iairaalasta.
Snomalaiien Metooistiieura-
fiinnan iunnuntaifouItin iubla on enc
fl tiistaino flo 1913 ill. ~riiotialai-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-21
SIntpitns.

groineroin i~tienGinen &aniallis
i%eurafunta pitdG miioiifofoufien tam-
milf. 1 p. 1917 flo 2 iGlfeen puoIen
Ipdim1n.
Somasia tiIaiiuuoesio mpos TO.
foontuu ieurafunnan noiiet, ia tor
fostauat wiime ipiiooen tilt ia ipo.
litiee pirfailiiat emf p~uooelle.
&eboitetaan faiffia ie%urafitntalai.
iia ioapumoon t~ilaiiniteen.
@ntti Giro, Seiffi Seiffinen
eltnries, ,&iriuri,
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par5d fn lddtc nGiScn psfdpuusfien
'IOpettumiiefii eta flifaun moi iuaOq
.bdntd ottamaan mitdGn mlaita IGd-
'fettG." Saataipano faiffioIia. CSlm.)
- SonlnppbGin Obielma g. paa.
'oaIin ieirnfuntapiirisia:
Mattona: Soulufirffo Ban BUS
|firfesia flo II up. tomn bnalilla,
gteldfpIGlId iltap1ipGlld ITO 1 totpn
boalilla. 2asteniubla @ontreaIisia,
Micb., flo 2 raittiustalolla, Meoo-
willesid lasteniubla flo 6 ilIolIa lou.
lutaIoIIa.
SoulupGiapdnG Siblaiumalanpol.
mclus firfosia flo 6. &irtfo ,palais.
tam fpnttil0illG. &oori laulaa. Gas.
teniubla iltapGhpGlIG firtosia flo 9.
2apiet iuorittapot etlrpddsiG obiel.
man. 'SSIlalla Iasten iubla Montice-
Ion baaIilIa flo 1873. 2apiet iuoritta.
wat obielmaa.
Soiiena ioulupGim1n6: &irfonme-
not Montrealisia, @is., flo 10 op.
raittiustaloIla. 2asten iitbla Toplin
fouliilla iltapGimGIIG flo 2:lta. 81,
lnIla iuba g. Yaapalin firfosia flo
8.
&%olmantena ioulnpGimGnG +. +.
81 p. 8esiemerin ompeluieuran toll
mcsta iublabetfi mrs. emma Sci
iarin .llona "Nurbeemaafiosia' flo
2. iltapGim1llG.
Warengosia illalla t. +. 81 p. iou.
lun pietto .@iliam &antolan formiI-
la flo 1873. 2apiilta mposfin objel.
mao. Seuraalpana pGitpGnG Maren.
gon baalilla flo 1 p1iapGllG.
uuoen muooen ppbitii iaapur fes-
fuiiteemme leminaarilainen H. Saas-
tamoinen. NiistG Observation-Disclosures
ilmoitetaan %ierrampisia %numeroisia.
Serpetuloa nGibin tilaiiuufiiin
oIanottaiia Min palion fliin mabtuu.
Sumala iiunutfoon iouluianoman ip.
oGmillenme ijanfaitfiiefii ilofii ia
el1m1fii.
gst. q. Saopanen.
Hb9tGiiimme pmpGriston far.
marietta pleifen bptpGn tatpart mifaan
bpipGntabtoiiesti miistarnaan Sron-
noebin ieiirafuntaa objectionable
Soululabiafii fuorman puita. &irfon
lGmmitpslaitofiesia moi fGpttGG
foifenlaiiia puita, ioten Ell ole al
nan w6IttGmdtont6 tuooa parbaita
ppita, pGGoiia on iuaan ettd iofainen
miistaiii ieurafuntda tiiontalIa fuor-
man puita.
-Sermostnmeet n%aiiet.. Scum ber-
mostumiien ~aibeuttaa itmmetus, fiji.
ten uiein on allan laita, min tpoitte
iaaoa pifaista Bloienmiista ottanuaI
la Gbamberlain'in Eabletseia. Sea-
ma tablets'it ailttotpat rlitar illa-
tiista. Saatatpana faiffialla. (SIm.)
= @afefielbin, Mieb. = 2abjoit-
taiain niunet @~afefieloin &anfallis-
ieiirafunnan tpeIan mafiamiieen 10.
1916:
Soban Suomi .............5 .COI
Stills Hiemi 300
Gbas. &esti 800
Nr-. 0n.r. = M
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-21
S~almtaam. palmelustptto, bptpd

= @almtaam. palmelustptto, bpipd
paItfa.
Or. &elIep.
= 9alntaan. Suomalainen eng
lannin fieltd ionfiln fperran taitapa
tptto b%alutaan beti tatpalliiiin ia.
loust0ibin. Spn6 paIffa funnon tp-
tolle. 2Gbemmin
Mrs. gmil Npbere,
Commercial Sotel, WeIlen Wis.
= 8alo r. ienran talolla tllee
lunnuntaina Soulu-aatto iltana ole
maan illampietto papaalla iiIGGn-
pGGipllG. Sbielmaa fuulum tiiIetpan
runiaasti, pGGaiialliiesti Iapiilta.
SouIupuffififl fuulemma iafelee iou-
lllobioia, mifGli illanmiettoon laa-
pitneet maan muist0pat tlio6o niit1
tilaiiuuoesia jaettanafii.
8eroien Herimis ilmoitps.
GRIMM S%otpnibipin perotistat
mliooalIe 1916 opat MT buostosiani
ia olen malmis perimdGn peroia.
8eroja poiboan matiaa oIIefirioitto.
neen f~onttoorisia 221 Cast Mc2eoo
Ipenre Sronipoob, Micb., faiffina
piifon pGipinG tapalliiina fonttoori-
weroitus 8 pGim6Gn Sammifuuta
ttnteina.
SGstG pGipGstG IGbtien peritGGn 1
prof. perimismeroitus 9p. tammif.
1917 ia Sammifuitn 10 pGimGstG
ldbtien Maalisfuun 1 pGitpGGn iaaf-
ia A p~roientin perimisperoitus FIJI.
ten Iafi mGGrGG.
HGiwdttp Srontpoo6isia, Wicb.,
1 b. Soulufuiita 1916.
Hicbolos MottIon,
@puIoisrabastonboit. @rpin tolpn.
iipisid, @oecbic fauntisio, Micbi.
ganin Daltiosia.
- Waapaa ainntu toistaiiefIi.
Srompoooin &anialliSieurofunnan
pappilaan balutaon airfas ~toistoiief.
Il. S1bempiG tietoia ontaa past. s.
llrpflainen pappilosia.
- $. 90. Mnbersum (Mottilo) ia
tpttGrenia @lfie Mnberion @eipportin
paaltG, m~otfustipat tGn6Gn torstai-