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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Selection and Treatment Of Brush.

The toothbrush should be selected with care
A good toothbrush is made with separate tufts
and with holes along the back, that it may
more easily be kept clean. For children un-
der three years it should be soft; tor older
children medium The care of the brush Is
as important as its use. An unclean tooth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

brush may be source of infection. |, ~,
be kept antiseptic by being very thorousbl,
rnsed, preferably under running water. or !,
borax water, or grain alcohol, and place
across hooks or a glass, bristl. fac. dow,
after each using 70 dry Once or twic.
week it should be thoroughly disni.cnd ),
drying in the sun, boiling in borsx solution a,
soaking in alcohol. 1t should receive thorou,s
disinfection after each using in case Of inau
enza, tuberculosis, diphtheria or other inl..
tious disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

"the sea is so rough that it made my &C. rough,
tool Everybody laughed at Hams witty excuse.
whats all this levity for?' asked Captain
Nosh, who catered the cabin at that moment.
Cool said the little dove.
Cool said she.
And they all lived together
In the big green tree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Hands.

Cleanliness of the hands is important both
for sanitary and moral reasons. Therefore
teach the child from babyhood, by example
and precept, to always wash the hands;
I. Before touching food, either tor eating
serving or preparation, as safeguard against
Infection
q After eating, to prevent soiling OF clothes
furniture or toys.
2. After going to the toilet
d. Before touching the eyes.
The finger nails should be cleaned with an
orange stick and the cuticle pressed back
around the nail once or twice day, before
dinner and supper Trim nails round and CLIP
hang nails soft hand brush and almond
meal or cornmcal may be necessary Tor very
dirty hands Always dry thoroughly to pre-
vent chapping, and in cold weather apply
lotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Emphasize, Both by Precept and Tx
ample, That Cleanliness OF Habit
Is One of the Cornerstones
of Physical Health, That
i'm Dirt Turks Danger.

formation OF scurf II crust appears, gently
rub in fresh lard, olive oil or liquid vaseline
at night and wash off in the morning; never
try to remove the scurf with comb.
During the third and fourth year shampoo
weekly and thereafter every two or three
weeks. This shampoo should be given in the
DAYTIME when there is ample time and means
for driving quickly and thoroughly, preferably
in the sun The final rinsing should be with
cool water 90 degrees Fahr). Watch for any
manifestation, Of scurf or dandruf and treat
as above
The scalp should be gently massaged once
day for FIVE ten minutes to promote good
circulation in the head, to keep the scalp loose
and clean and to stimulate the growth OF the
hair This is advantageously done at bedtime
Il is natures own tonic and more effective
than any bought at the drug store.
For children under four years OF age the
hairbrush should be soft. The brush and comb
should be thoroughly cleaned every week
Hair that is brushed ten TO twenty minutes
every day will keep glossy and soft Tangles
should be patiently and gently brushed OUT
by braiding or rolling the hair, tangles (and
their tears) may DC pteVenteu' roi @uAis
only soft rags or papers should be used, and
these not rolled tightly. Heated irons are In
furious Curly or straight hair is hereditary
and curls can be only temporarily produced
by training. When hair is trimmed it should
not be shaved off at the base of the head Gas
is sometimes the fashion), leaving this most
sensitive part OF the head and neck suddenly
and unduly exposed If the eyelashes or eye
brows are short, STUDY, rough or light they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
ills as Important That the Hair and ~
Teeth BE i'm Good Condition as
That He Should Wear
Proper Clothing or WX
Have Enough Sleep. W

may be improved and darkened by the daily
application of vaseline and the brushing of the
eyebrows with soft, narrow toothbrush.
Such attention adds greatly to the beauty OF
the face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Care Of The Hair.

During the second year the head should be
washed at the time OF the morning bath two
or three times a week, using CASTLE or 9th .r
pure soap, and rinsing thoroughly to prevent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

Teach them az soon as
possible to clean their
own finger nails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

destruction and producing uncomfortable
cracked membrane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

a
ing on. Of bed. she ran 70 the window to see
where the ARK had drined during the night TO
her surprise it was aground the roof Of Uncle
Snencers big barn. The weathercock Growing
Justify. He looked very handsome, his gilt feath-
ers shining brightly in the rays Of the morning
sun. "a he turned TO and fro with every little
change OF wind.
GOOD morning" cried Marjorie isn't it
beautiful morning."
81 don't feel sure about anything" he replied
Il used to be Jolly weathercock. but now, with
all this water around feel more like light
house
"Then why didn't you warn Us OF the reef
mean the roSf?" asked Marjorie.
Il did, bu; every one was asleep and paid no
attention 20 me-" Just then the wind came IN
sudden gust from the cast and the weathercock
few around 20 face H. Goodness he cried, l
believe It's going 10 rain again
"Ahoy, there," the voice Of Captain Noah
from the deck below, tell that gilt rooster I'm
going 20 shove OF. II he wants 20 come aboard
led better DO quick about IT,"
Would you like to come with us?' asked Mar
jorie. eve shall be clad 70 have YOU" she add
cd, Hospitality.
Thank you I think will" replied the weather
cock. hopping nirnby on to the fagpole Of the
Ark. IL feel al home here than did on
the barn now that the green meadows have turned
into an ocean. A barn is no place for rooster
when the water IL above the hayloft"
Marjorie had no time 70 answer, for the rain
commenced 70 fall in torrents, making II neces-
Ssry for her 20 close the window. In few
minutes the Ark began 20 culver and shake Final
~. with loud grating noise, IL slipped OF the
ridge OF the roof and once Hoated down
the tide.
Coodby red barn with your loft Of hay.
Were Oft on a voyage to Far-a-Wayr'
erowed the weathereoe1 Marjorie waved ner
hand 20 him from behind the window pane, md
then ran down 90 breakfast. In a few minutes
The family were all seated a, the table.
What did you give the pigs for supper lsst
nght" asked Captain Noah, looking a. Ham SUI
pleiously.
Why, fsthtr7" asked Ham, in low voice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

"Cock-a-doodlc-do.
My masters lost shoe.
But what's the use of an excuse,
\ rubber bootll dol
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
Newly Perfected Remedy Assists
TanIac Toward Cure of Rheumatism
Applied Externally Forms Splendid Combination Treatment
Soothing Pain and Soreness While TanIac Works for
Permanent Relief.
TEsTs IN HUNDREDS OF cAsEs PROVE ITs MERIT

When after years OF study and the
expenditure of vast sums in research
work, the Dayton, Ohio, Laboratory's
corps Of experts under the leadership
Of Herr Joseph Trimbach, created
Tanlac as new and wonderful RENE
dy for kidney trouble and as purl-
fer and enricher of impoverished
blood they might rlghtfully have re-
tired and reaped the fruits Of their
victory over uric acid and so-called
rheumatic troubles but through
thousands OF tests they have watched
and learned much and now we an
nounce Kimo-San OIL. a wonderful
preparation for the immediate treat
ment of pain,
Kimo-San OIL has for some time
past been in general use among those
who have taken Tanlac and these
friends have courteously afforded
much light on what it actually ac-
complished and today with equal con-
tidence this new remedy is heralded
far and wide as was Tanluc after
thousands of tests likewise proved its
merit m cases of stomach, kidney and
liver ailments.
Klmo-san Oil is applied direct to
the seat of pain, Externally and
this oil may be used to eliminate
temporarily the suffering which is al
most sure to continue for many days
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
Quick Way
to Fad Coughs, Colds
and Group
An Excellent. Inexpensive Home
Made Kennedy that 10
Prompt and Sure.

II you havc q severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarsencss, or difficult breathing,
or if your child wakes up during the
night with Group and YOU want quick
help, lust try this pleasant tasting
hoIne-mada cough remedy. ANY drug.
gust eau supply YOU with 2ia ounces OF
PincN go cents WORTH. Pour this into
q, pint bottle and fill the bottle with
plain Cranuatea sugar syrup. Thus
prepared, You have a pint OF really re-
markah!e cough rcmcdy-one that can
b" depended upon 10 give quick and last.
Ing. relief ut all times.
You can feel this take hold OF n cough
in way that means business. It
looscns and raises the phlcun, stops
throat tickle and soothcs and heals the
irriiated membranes that line the
throat and bronchial tubes with such
prOmptness, ease and certainty that it
is really astonishing.
Piuex is Il special and HIGHLY conccn.
tratcd compound Of genuine Norway
pine. extract. combined with guaiacol
and IS noted for its speed in overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest colds,
It's millions Of enthusiastic users have
made It famous the world over.
There are many worthless limitations
OF this noted mixture To avoid disnp.
pointmcnt, ask for "2Ia onnces of
PineX' with full directions ard don't
accept ANYTHING else. a guarantee az
absolute. satisfaction or money prnmptlv
refunded, goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co., 1t. Wayne, Ind.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
FALSE PRETENSE
IS rPEACE" CLAIM
Declares Perkins after the Kill
ing of American Officers in
Santo Domingo.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2G.--Comment-
ing on the killing Of Americans in
santo Domingo reported In press dis
patches from there. George W. Per-
kins, at Republican national head
quarters Wednesday, said the death
Of American officers in Santo Do.
mlngO controverts positively the
statement that we are at peace. This
peaceful shield. behind which Chair
man Mccormick has been issuing
his peaceful statements daily wps
torn down yesterday in .5antO. Do
mingo.
Probably not fraction Of one
per cent OF the population of the
United States knows that we are ut
war with Santo Domingo because ot
the fact that the Whole foreign pol
icy Of the Wilson administration has
been clothed IN the utmost secrecy.
None of the military operations in
SantO Domingo, Hayti or Nicaragua
has been given to the public, and the
closest possible censorship has been
kept on things in Mexico The EN-
tire Wilson campaign has been con-
Quoted under false prctenses. Their
logan has been. peace. prepared
ness and prosperity We haven't
peuce; we haven't preparedness; ana
our prosperity is caused solely by
the European war and Is stained
with the blood and tears d all Eu-
rope"
William W. Russell. American
minister to Santo Domingo, has ar
rived in New York on leave OF alb
scnce, When he learned oil the en-
gaEement, he said:
Until this outbreal; the country
had been peaceful for some time
owing 10 the strong domination OF
The country ny Inc American ma
rines.
IT is extremely unfortunate that
hmcr,can lives were lost. The up
RISING win undo much of the work
already accomplished. am afraid, :"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26

until Tnnlac gains a Arm hold upon
the system and completely removes
the cause.
In fact after many tests We md
Kimo-san OIL has many uses not in
tended originally and has proven
splendid preparation to always have
handy in the family medicine chest
For headaches, scalds. burns. ear
ache, sprains. stif joints, cramps.
cuts. bruises. insect bites and even
toothache 1t has won the praise OF
many and is recommended for all
pain. Directions for its use are now
contained in the generous 25c carton
and once used will never be absent
from the home. When trouble with
kidney ailments. pains in the back
side, arms, shoulders or limbs, apply
Kimo-san Oil externally while you
treat these trouble for permanent
cure with the recognized remedy
Tanlac.
Kimo-san Oil. Tanlac and tho. tiny
tablets that come with each bottle
constitute perfect combination for
the treatment of such diseases and
ailments as have been mentioned
heretofore in the advertising. All
three may be secured through any au-
thorized agent. For sale here only
by Farrell's drug store.-Advertise-
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
tits Saving the Family Name"
Starring Mary MacLaren
and Phillips SmaIIey.

lois Weber, who created 'fIypo-
critics where Are My Children"
Jewel" Shoes" and numerous other
photoplays of uncommon merit, is the
author of Saving the Family Name"
feature film showing today at the
Orpheum. The leading lady IN Mary
Mac Laren, the soulful and distressed
heroine Of Shoes" who will be agree
ably recalled as one Of tile prettesl
girls in the Illuebird family Of natural
beauties. Phillips Smailcy husband OF
Lois Weber, Is the leading man. Saw
ing the Family Name" presents the
question of the desirability OF an act
ress as wife and reflects the anti
pathy OF come families toward women
of the stage. Charles Chaplin appears
in fast two reel comedy Of real Chap
lin slapsticlS style.
Tomorrow and Saturday, William S.
Hart will be seen In The Dawn Max
err" five act Triangle masterpiece
by Thomas H. lncc.
Ben Toys Musical Comedy Company
put over another good one a. the PAL
ace yesterday when Il presented This
IS the Life. The comedy part of the
show is very good and the apeciatics
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
JUDGE BLOUNT IS
AGAINST WILSON

nc.
The mosr important issue before the
a peOp!t in this campaign in
my judgment. q our future policy to-
ward Mexico, intimately related as il
is to our future relations with the rest
Of the countries to the south of us. and
to the question Of how far they may
murder our citizens sojourning among
them with inpunty while we under
the Monroe Doctrine guarantee thelr
territorial integrity against European
aggression. Ii is a question upon the
proper solution Of which rests the fu-
ture OF the people Of the western hem
isphore. And because believe tho
administration to he wrong on this
great Issue. cannot support H.
~ am opposed to Mr.. Wilson's re-
election because he has degraded the
value of American citizenship to Amer
leans throughout the world. and earned
for lis the contempt of all nations, by
giving them reasonable ground to be-
licyG that they can do anything they
please to us or our women or our chill
dron as long as we are not interrupted
in the making Of money or subjected
to the inconvenience OF fghtig.
Il have not ceased 10 be a Demo-
crat. but place national honor above
party politics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
WILSON DUPES
THE TRAINMEN
Declares |. H. McNeiIl, of
Washington, in Brilliant Ad-
dress at Enterprise.

ENTERPRISE, Oct 26.-The gold
brick Adamso nlaw was fully exposed
by !. II. Mcneil. OF Washington, b.
c.. Wednesday evening at the great
est political rally ever held here.
The meeting Was held in the school
house. both rooms OF which were
filed 10 overlooking.
Wallace -. Gribble. Of West Union.
nominee for the state Senate: Ira
l.. Swiser, candidate for county as
SCISSOR; and VIII T.. Morris, nominee
for prosecuting attorney, were pres
ent ut the meeting and delivered
short addresses.
The meeting was presided over by
Ira G.. ncVault.
Mr.. Mcneil is one of the best
speakers ever heard here. His de-
nuuciation OF the Adamson Law and
tho vacillatinE course President
Wilson has pursued in handling the
hltairF oi state was applluded 10
the echo.
The speaker. told the crowd that
under the terms of the Adamson law
the question OF mileage would he
Discarded altogether by the railroads.
who would pay their men upon the
basis 81 hours They are forced to
do this or suffer penalty. the
speaker said. Therefore. he de-
clared. II a trainman's run takes
only four hours he will receive only
onc-halr days pay. because he only
works one-half OF eight hours. At
the present he is receiving a full
days pay for the same amount of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26

that has ever been taken, New York
had It's first showing Of this film last
sunday at the Broadway theater and
thousands we're turned away.
O.
A corking good love story with lot
Of high financial trimming is a new
American-Nlutu photodrama, THE
Love Hermit" in which william Rus
sell and Charlotte Burton are onarded
an opportunity to produce some re-
markable effects. There is James Boil
ton. otherwise Foxy JIM, trying to
turn the world upside down by push
ing on ticker strip. while Tom Wes-
ton the shrowd young operator Bolton
employees actually succeeds in block
ing plans Of ,hc heRr crowd in c. d ".
und making q million or two for his
chief
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26

The United States army has
torpedo for dropping from aero
planes that will do more damage than
any Of those that have been dropped
by German Zeppelins in England or
by British or French aeropianes in
Germany. The difference between
this and all other bombs is that it al
ways eyplodes just six feet above
ground scattering its fragments
horizontally. while the point at which
others explode is always uncertain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
Bolivia exports tin.

Persian farming depends on irriga-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26

q + - + :. r 4. y 1. 4. :. > = /. =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
Matfam ,~parrelta.

@lofuun 1 b. IGbbin 8eecbnoooiin
Wicb. Sinne loaputtuani mrs. ia
mr.. Mn6erion olimatfin Iaittaneet
nell 9aofion aiemalle beipoien fans'
ia minua noutamasia. Sootpuimme
mr.. @nberionin mierosnaraiieen TO-
tin. Seurooipona pGipGnd iunniirt-
toina pioimme nell 2aofion farsia
bortaiisbetfen foulubuoneeIIo. Oil.
fin meta Serran maIituita iieponen
iouffo SiimoIon ionon ddresid. Ga.
man pGipGn i1oIIo pibin pieId ps.
idwdin pppnmostd mrs. ia mr.. $ert.
ieen taIoIIo i%eirat, iosfa meitd mp0s.
tin oil nuoria ia uonboio Serron
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
MictelmiG iuanboilta aioilta il NIT.
&iri. S. Sonnes..


"MinG pibaan ipieffaita benfiG
ia rafastan iinun Iafias." - "&orfe-
at mroret omot metiGpuoBten titrtpa
ia fimirauniot faninein." = SinG
feet FUN aifoia iofamaan ia aiirinfo
tietGG losfemiienia. Sbminen menee
tp0b0niG ia osfareiIIenia ebtooieen
asti."
@rifirffoibin toiin ipield menee III
miiiG, miitta baripot ottaa mostoan
mitG iieIIG tariotaan. Sc rafastowot
miboIIista enempi fiiin S umoloo.
ToIion on ibmiiiG, iotfa pitGfpdt I'd.
tenid raboienia pcittona, SSirmalon
woItofunnon bppdfii eifpGt bcIIoria.
foo ubroa. SeioGn mielestGdn on bel.
pompaa antao fopoffaon 5 boil. fun
25 I. ieurofunnoIIe. Qortin peloo.
lille on @oomottn Min mprfpllinen
] FUN iciioIisteiIIefin. Sppstd Inn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

Gaamotusia febotetaan pibaamaan
pabaa ia riippumoan fiinni bpmas.
ia.
2optpp %iemmoiiia ieurafuntalaiiia,
ettG be luulemat tefepGniG Serial
lie bpp6G, finn be bimoitiefpat labim-
mGiieniG omaiiuutta. Sotfrt ibmiiet
Iunlemat, ettG iiin6 on fplld, ettd
mibata marfaita pnnG mriita paban'
tefiioitG, mutta eli oufaista &aama.
tio eifG lucia iitG eifG nerumota pa-
bontefiidd bpmDpteen.
Wuutamille ibmiiille N malebte-
Ieminen bupaiSta tointa, eipGtf1 pi'
oG iitG ollenfaon mifanafaan, mutta
Ell be tietpsti paremmin pmmGrrG,
fuin beitG opetetoon iiiben Sumalon
nimes1G.
Hetturia on paljon maailmnsIa,
mutta iellainen ibminen OH iunrin
petturi, jofa rpostGG ibmiien iielun
&ristufielta ia antoa fen iaotanal.
Ie.
Wrttn beibGn bebelmGniG iind
fabotat incompatible, ia beibGn tie.
menenia ibmisten lapiista. Eiolmi
Fl. Sbminen iofa totiiesti turpaa
Serroan: min ei BON boriu DlimmGi-
len laupeubesia. SelIoinen ibminen,
jofa panee uIfonaisten ieuroien pdGl-
lie bppin iuiirta artpoa, min ie plan
fobottaa itiestGniG SSiimolan moi.
mon, jofo festGG tiiomiolle tilles-
ia.
81 pfiif1Gn monbo eifG nuori tule
bGpiGGn, iotfo ppipmdt liiiano ieiis
rofunnasia, mittta irralIiiet pilffoo'
iat ioafpot bGpiGn. MinG usfon fui'
tenfin nGfetpGni Serron bpmppttd
eIGmitten maalIa.
MinG miboan niitG, iotfa pitGmGt
pGGrGG oppio, iiIIG eipGt be iisfalla
Serroan, moan beibGn omiin pGa'
rim mielifupitufiiinio. Iut1ioot o.
NOT ne ibmiiet ioibenfa Serro on
on SumoIa ia ne faniofunnat, iotfa
ban on itieIleniG moIinnut perrin.
nSfii.
SIen nGbnpt, ettG Sierra OH iuitri
niitG IGSnG, ioiIIo on murbeellinen
ipbGn, ia on outtaniit niitG, ioillo on
iurulIinen mieIi. SiIIG iisfolla on
ipabpa usfaIlus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

fnmmanfin, min ienaatin fuin ebus-
taiabnoneenfin iGienet maIitnt fab-
befii puooefii ferralIoan. SifeusIai.
tos.oiaston miooostapat m~aItiosia
iamoifuin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
iioisia, pIi-oifeus, iosia iGienina o.
mot prbeeniobtoia ia Z muiita iG-
ientG.
Sofoinen maltio on iaettli fauntei-
bin, ioioen balIinto e6ellGmainit-
tiiun tapaan on iaettu folmeen oiaan.
&arntisia on toimeenpanepan o.
iaSton paana iberiffi paIittuna fob
ben pitoben oiofii ferraIlaan. Gain
loaoinnasta faunteisia buolebtii eri-
tDinen toimifunta, board of iuperpi.
iors , iosia OH iGieninG pfii benfilo
fustofin inaalipiiristG, (%topibip,
marc i. n. e. gIintG oifeuslaitosta
fountisia futlutaon nimellG Circuit
COURT, ionfa plibeenjobtaia poIitoan
ferrallaan ful1oefii muobefii. &o1tntit
taaien oipot joetlit farpltnfeibin,
fauppaloibin ia fplGfuntiin. &au,
pungisia on baIlinto i~Grjesteftp ia.
moinfuin naltiosiofin. Soimeenpa.
neipan oiaston pGdnG on faitpungis-
ia maiuri, ionfa mirfafau maibteIee,
pfii plioii ollen fuitenfin tanaIliiin
mGdrd. 2afeia ia iGabOfiiG laatii
foupungisia mirfoflinta nimelt6
Common council, iosia on iGienia
fafii benfiloG iofaiiesta faltpungin-
oiostosta (narb) fabben muoben
mirfa-oialIa ferralloan. Sifeus.oios.
TON tebtGpGt luorittoa fanpungisia
raubantromori (Siistice Of peace)
tabi eoeIlGmoinitfu municipal court.
Sofpalliiimmin on "Tonnibpin"
pinta.ala SO neliomailia. Comm.
fbipin toimeenpanenan %oiaston pGG-
nd on "iuperipiior'', iofa malitaon
~piiooefii ferrallaon. SGn eoustaa q.
luettaon jGienenG plIGmoinitusia toi.
mifunnosio "booro of iupermiiors".
SGn on mposfin piibeeniobtojana fD.
lGn nirfafunnasia, "toDibip booro':
Nuita fpIGn (tomibin) mirfailiioita
omot: firjuri (cIerf), robostonboi-
taia (treaiurer), fofii jGientd mir
fafiinnosia "boarb Of rebieD", "bigb.
man commissioner, teioen torfasta.
ia ~(oberieer of bigbpops1, iefG raii-
bantuomori Justice Of tbe peace.
apIGn (topibip) aiioista biioIebtii
moinittn toimiftnto "topnibip
boaro", iosia idienid on pubeeniobta-
ia (iiiperipiior) iefd fafii roubantuo.
maria ioiben mirfooifa pifimmi
lopptii. (Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
sebefa, Minn.
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foIIo. Seuron firiuri.