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Evening star., 1916-09-29

were members Of the various militia
units before June II the payments will
date from that time.
For all others payments will date
from the time Of their enlistment
That means q guardsman enlisting on
August /. for instance, will receive 800
back pay for his family should he ask
for $50 = month for their support. The
money will be paid directly to the fam
lilies Of the guardsmen.
Capt. Smith said that the usual
amount asked for . guardsman's fam
lily per month is $25. Some requests
have gone as low as 81 and others as
high as $40.
Evening star., 1916-09-29
Total Of $21 ,o47.e2 Paid Out.

The sum Of $21,047.62 already has been
paid out by the War Department for
such work. For the benefit Of those
date the payment Of the relief money
will be based. Capt Smith announced
this morning that for guardsmen who
Evening star., 1916-09-29
French Alienist Dies.

PARIS. September 2s.-Dr. A. Mag
nan one OF the foremost alienists in
France, is dead. DR.. Magnan was chief
of the Paris insane bureau and director
Of the French school Of advanced re-
search.
Evening star., 1916-09-29
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Secretary Of State, and Mrs. Lans-
ing at Opera Last ..
Night.
Secretary and Mrs. Baker in New
Home Monday-Homes Opened.
Weddings-Notes.

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Ian
sing. Mr.. Thomas Ewing, commissioner
of patents, and Mr.. Charles Warren,
assistant attorney general. formed one
Of the many interesting parties at the
opera last night u
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Miss Mary Graham has gone to Bal
timore to be the guest for a short time
of Miss Emily McLane Merryman, at
Gerar, the home of Mrs. E. Cuttings
Merryman, near Cockeysville.
Evening star., 1916-09-29

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
will leave In the Woods, the country
place Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Fairchild
Evening star., 1916-09-29
Welfare Association to Disband.

The Citizens Welfare Association.
which to date has been doing relief
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Col. and Mrs. c. A. Stedman hav'
opened their residence on New Hamp
shire avenue. having closed their cot
tage at Spring Lake, N. J.
Evening star., 1916-09-29

An interesting wedding took place
last evening at s o'clock In the ball
room at the Rochambeau. whom Miss
Virginia Lyle Gardner, daughter Of Mr..
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Filippo Camperio Of the italian army
and one time military attache Of the
embassy here, left Washington today
for ten-day visit at New York. Mrs.
Silas Terry, her mother. whose guest
she is while in this country, will keep
Nine. Camperio's children with her at
the Farragut during the absence of
their mother. Nine. Camperio arrived
in this country during the summer and
will not sail for Italy for some weeks
vet
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
have returned from Camp Percy, N.
H., to Airlie. Military road.
Their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Newton
Murray of Dunkirk, N. Y. and Miss
Orpha Gerrans of Buffalo, n. Y, are
with them for few days.
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Miss Clover and Miss Beatrice Glover
are at the family residence, on New
Hampshire avenue, after spending the
summer with their parents, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Glover. at Elberon,
n. j.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Glover are
expected to arrive in a short time.
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Monday to take up residence in the
home Of Capt. w. E. P. French. U. S. A..
and Mrs. French at 3017 N street. The
Secretary is in Ohio. but expected to
return tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1916-09-29
Society
Miss Agnes Gill. white tulle, and Mrs.
Griswold Thompson, black tulle and lace.

Mrs. Joseph J. cheatham and her
daughters, the Misses Katherine and
Elizabeth Cheatham, spent several days
here last week en- route to the Mare
Island navy yard. California. where they
will Join Pay Inspector Cheatham.
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock and
Miss Margaret Fahnestock, who are at
their Newport place, will not open their
Washington house until the first of
November.
Shortly after their arrival arrange
ments will be made and a date set
for the presentation of Miss Fahnastock,
who was introduced to society at
Newport at a dinner dance last sum-
mer.
Evening star., 1916-09-29

Mrs. Robert F. sheehan and Miss
Esther Sheehan are leaving October
for their home, Melton Manor, Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
THERE'S A FUNNY SIDE To AN
ELECTION, WOMAN DISCOVERS

of fresh sawdust in its nostrils
and the whine of the saw in its
ears.
The chairs of the Sunday school
scholars and Epworth Leaguers
were piled to one side, in the
First Methodist church, Sth and
G, to make room for the booths
and table.
Little of Everything.
In precinct ~, voters found
their way through a flower gar
den to the studio of j. w. Lee,
ga South 5Sth street, and cast
their ballots in front of an artis-
tically painted background, Under
the skylight. ~,
These were merely a few OF the
polling places. Votes were cast
in fire stations, feed stores, gar
ages, barber shops, groceries--in
fact, in almost every setting in
which everyday life goes for ward.
To be sure, elections are more
intimately and vitality connected
with every part of the life of the
people than almost any other one
activity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

CHARGES SUSTAINED;
JUDGE ISSUES ORDER

an impeachment, on the ground
that the councils impeaching
power, granted by the charter,
has been superseded by the state
recall law.
The voters, and not the council.
have the only power to remove a
councilman, according to the ar
gument.
The council had expected an
18th hour legal attack uron them.
and showed no surprise when the
prohibition orders were served as
they met for the weekly legisla-
tive session.
Earlier in the day each coun-
Gilman had affixed his signature
to document prepared by Har-
mon, in which they declared the
charged filed against Drake sew
eral months ago, ard on which
the impea chment trial was based,
had been sustained.
On instructions of the council,
City Attorney Harmon will make
stiff fight to prevent a perma-
nent order from the superb Or
court preventing the council from
impeaching Drake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
PO|NOEXTER AND N BRIDE
LEAD IN PRIMARY COUNT
The old gangs slate is smashed!


the
exceedingly slow
wide primaries.
is predicted will greatly increase his lead.
1000 He had 2463 first choice compared with Humphreys 1907
Bryan is pling immense secnd-choice total.
the
Mcbride
third MNeey
siderable second-choice strength Spokane
Lee the machine candidate whipped thoroughly
defeated
All ncutens
also named for the
appear to be leading for the superior
The officers all renominaed apparently.
The Camera Long
Mckenzie have defeated the in of
where Brown appears have beaten
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
UNITED Press Leased wire.)

NEW YORK. Sept. IA two
days old baby boy abandoned on
the doorstep of William Solomon,
wealthy banker, last night prob
ably will be adopted by the Salo-
mons and become an heir to the
bankers millions, 1t was said at
the Solomon home in Fifth ave-
nue. today.
A dinner party was In progress
at the Solomon home when mail
carrier. arriving with some let
ters, heard cry in the vestibule
and discovered the infant.
The butler was about to carry
the baby to the police station,
when Mrs. Solomon rushed out In
an evening gown. She cuddled
the youngster up in her arms; the
cry ceased, and what all the Salo-
mon guests swore was a smile,
spread over the baby's face.
That settled 1t. Mrs. Solomon
sent for nursing bottle and her
limousine.
The baby was wrapped In a
blanket and the Salomons and all
their guests. still in evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
10000 Majority For
Poindexter Predicted

tory, but admit that indications
favor Poindexter.
. Henry Mcbride is leading the
field for governor in Seattle with
7.649 votes as compared with
Hartley's 4,S33.
Lee, the organization candi-
date, is poor fourth.
Mcbride has polled consistent
vote throughout the state and his
nomination appears certain, al
though 1t will require several
days to complete the count.
For congress in this district,
John F. Miller and Dan Langdon
are running neck and neck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

After members of the city
council had signed decree
sustaining practically all
charges against Commission
err James G. Drake, and were
prepared, they said, to vote
to impeach him, attorneys for
the commissioner on We'd
nesday obtained a writ of
prohibition from Superior
Judge Clifford preventing
further action.
The writ acts in the same force
as restraining order.
1t completely prevents the
council for the present from con-
tinuing its efforts to impeach
Drake.
Arguments will begin in Judge
Clifford's court Thursday morn
ing between City Attorney Har-
mon and brakes attorneys, on
the question of breaking the writ.
In his application, Drake de-
clared that he had learned only
Tuesday afternoon that the coun-
ell was prepared to vote to i'm
peach him.
The court was asked to prevent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
BY Mabel Abbott

lnefe are n IOu Oh IunDy
things about an election.
The candidates, for in
stance.
Also the voters.
Also the places where the
voters vote for the candi-
dates.
A trip around the polling places
of the city yields more varieties
and contrasts of local color"
than a book of short stories.
For instance, voters living in
precinct 80 voted at Tuesdays
primaries in the auction rooms of
VIM. Fitz-Henry Co., 18th and A
streets, after threading their way
among boxes of glassware, Sec
ond-hand books, bundles of
brooms, an invalid's chair, some
school desks, and other miscel-
laneous articles.
In "Billie's Place."
Precinct 81 climbed. the stairs
at 1904 Pacific avenue, went
through the building to an empty
store-room, and after casting its
votes, emerged on Commerce st.,
to discover from the sign on the
window that 1t had been in what
used to be "Billie's Place"
Voters In precinct 33 walked
through the gate of neat resi-
dence at 719 South Grant street,
as If they were going to call on
the family; then proceeded
around to the back of the house
as IL they were going to call ON
the hired girl; and then went on
through the back yard to the barn
as II they were going to call on
the COW.
There was neither COW nor
horse in the barn, however, and 1t
was as good place to vote as
any OF the others.
Smell Of Sawdust.
In precinct %, voters found the
ballot boxes in the reading room
of the Seamen's Institute, under
st. Luke's parish house, where
ordinarily sailors from the seven
seas congregate In their hours
ashore. to spin strange yarns,
write letters with outlandish ad.
dresses, and study the marine col.
ums of the papers.
Precinct So voted contentedly
In the office of the woodward at
18th and yakima, with the smell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
Spokane Gives m'NeeIy
Big Second-Choice Vote

precincts counted, he had 4,423.
Mcbride was second with
3,144, I rtley with 1857, Lee
1875 a Hodge 1910.
Fullerton, Parker and Morris
are leading in the fight for the
long term supreme court nomina-
ton, while Webster ran away
from Barker for the short term.
Corkey for congress in the
Fifth district is ahead of Murphy,
his nearest opponent, by at least
700 votes and is apparently NOM
mated.
Davis for lieutenant governor
has 3,207, Hart 2,467 in so pre-
cincts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. Ia
Bryan led Poindexter in the race
for republican senatorial nominal
tion today after 1873 precincts in
Spokane county had been tabulat-
ed.
II was conceded that later re-
turns might change the standing
materially.
Bryan had 5,212, Poindexter
5,045 and Humphrey 1925.
These figures are first and Sec
ond choice votes combined.
Sutton forged ahead in the
gubernatorial contest. With 1928
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

i. SEATTLE, Sept. 13,--Complete
returns from III precincts in Sc
attic give Poindexter for the sen.
ate a lead of 400 first choice votes
over Humphrey, while the same
precincts give Mcbride for COVER
nor-sa,sI6 plurality over his near
est opponent.
A summary OF all the returns
available at ] p. m. indicate that
Poindexter will be nominated by
at least 5000 votes, although his
local managers claim his lead will
be 10000.
Humphrey headquarters refus-
eded to concede Poindexters VIC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
MAYOR DECLARES
HOLIDAY FOR DRY
CANDIDATES. VISIT

In a general proclamation is
sued to the, public Wednesday,
Mayor Fawcett announced a civic
holiday on Friday, from gao to
1890 a. m, during the time that
J. Frank Hanly of Indiana and
DR.. Ira Landritll of Tennessee,
candidates for president and vice
president on the prohibition ticket
are in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

Probably it is a good thing tt
keep the connection in sight IN
every possible way.
Just the same, there arc
lot of funny things about an
election-because there are
a lot of funny things about
life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
BICYCLIST STRUCK
BY SEYMOUR AUTO

H. w. Luebke, $500 Warner
street, was painfully injured
Tuesday evening when the bicycle
on which he was riding collided
with the automobile OF former
Mayor W, w. Seymour at 7th and
Pacific ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
BIG GAIN
In RAIL
PROFITS

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10.
Net earnings on the large rail-
roads of the United States for
the fiscal year just closed in
creased 1855 per cent over the
preceding year. according to re-
ports received today by the in
terstate commerce commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
Talk O the Times

Greetings, how did 1t suit
you.
Love may not be q disease, but
1t is frequently Of rash nature.
Senator Jones sends from
Washington the soothing
message that the Maine cleo
ton shows the people can be
trusted.
What is a person to say when a
subscriber telephones in to ask,
who's ahead, the republicans or
dcmocrats?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
THE nEBuTANTE

Soon will the debutantes scurry
from cover; each blooming maid
en- wants one handsome lover.
Not that q score or two would
cause objections--yes, she'll ac-
cept from you fancy confectionsl
When the fair debutante, BASH
full and coy, frowns at her maiden
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
How Pierce County Voted

Fifty Tacoma precincts and 10
Pierce county precincts, all that
had been received by County Aud
itor Morris at noon Wednesday.
showed the following totals:
SUPREME COURT JUDGES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

aunt, smiles at a boy. kicks up
her heels bit. tightens. her sash,
you may be sure of it--she's made
a mash 4 y, -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
Baby Finds Home
With Millionaire

clothes, headed for the nearest
police station to find out how to
adopt a baby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

HIS FIRST LOVE AND HIS
FIRS1 SHAVE ARE TWO EPI-
SODES IN EVERY YOUNG
MANS CAREER THAT HE New
Err FoRGETS. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
FOR GOVERNOR

Sixty-three city and county pre-
cincts, complete, gave Johnson a
big lead over Fawcett. The vote
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

With the fall season come
brown leaves on trees, cool nights
and Withstand some debutante
teas! Fond, foolish mothers. why
don't you just say: Won't some
one marry my daughter today?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

Tanner -. ..s.......... 1884
Mclean .......... ..... IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

COMM. OF PUB. LANDS
(Sixty-three Precincts.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
ATTORNEL GENERAL

(sixty-three Precincts.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

Greetings, how did 1t suit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13

sUPT. COUNTY SCHOOLS
OK .-.- 1896
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
AssEssOR

Cameron .......... 1888
Halbert .... ...... 1887
Rice .s.. ....... 49,. 4e1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-13
COUNTY ENGINEEER

White -. ss.... .s..s.. -
CORONER
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

= SemfilSiben, ioiIla on buonosta
ruuaniulatufiesta iobtiinut alinomai-
men pddnidrfp, maaleanfeltainen uGri
faspoisia ioioen benfi tuofiiiit pabal-
le ia ioilla on buono riiofabalu, eli
pitdiii ~betfeGfGGn mitfastella, ipaan
tGptpiii beti f6pttaG Sollister &ocfp
Mountain Teet6. SbmetteIette fen bp.
nod paifutusta. 95 ienttiG.
MpptGmdnd Sronipooo BbarmacpsiG
= @afefielbin &anfallisienraf. fe-
iGfOnln alfaa ieurof. firfosia beinGf.
3 p. flo 8 op. Scr. Santeri @onto
ioopuu iinne ianotiin pGip1n aamu-
junosia. Soimottapasti iofu leira.
funtalaiiista on iilloin aiemoIla mas.
tasia ia iobtaa b1ntd fortteeriinia.
Seurof. opettaja eli ole iilloin tiIai-
~iuuoesia matfoina ollen, bGnestG
buolebtimaan. Toiipon miifaon fat.
lotte b1nelle mp0s aiunnon tGmGn
FUN aiafii. Slfoa min bppa!
- ltutta taIpa rafentaisianne tai
manbaa foriatesianne iopiii tieous.
tcIla enfifii bintoia minulta, iiIIG
teen faiffea rafennusaIaon fitulumao
tpotd iopubinnoilIa.
&ustannusartpioita pppoettdisi6.
6. Sarfp.
229 SO. @per It. Sronmooo, Micb.
= 9anialIisienraf. Snbannnsinb-
la gripin fpldsid onnistui pli toinei.
Den, fplmGstG iGGstd buolimatta.
Oleiiod oil iaapunitt runiaosti. Subj
laa mietettiin Nioriioieltran talolla,
jofa oil iubIafomitealta oifein tebtp,
iieIlG Ell taripinnut nilua fGriiG. Sia
obielmasta iuoritettiin iamasia buo-
neesia, miitta iltapaipGuG pibettiin
pubeet mastap1GtG topnin bitoneel-
la. Bubeita pitimdt iaarnaaiat s.
q. Ibonert, SO. 2aaffo ia IS. SO. Ssh
len. Ofiinfertaiiiin efitpfiiin of pf-
Entertainer, SiimaIm armosta elG-
ipd pleii0, bptpin tpptpnGinen, fen iai
faifista biionata. Seiiraatpana Poi.
pGnd iunmuntaina f%aarnaii iamasia
buoneesia mieIG iaarnaaia 90. 2aaf-
10.
MineeIIinen tiilos tGst1 iubIasta
oil pIi $7t.0O, puboos MOTTO ieira.
funnalIe $42.50. Oifein monet ~
bGmeIliiet %fiitofiet foifiIIe fpIGn far
mareiIIe ubraufiesta ia iublofomitc-
alle moinoistoan. SumoIa teiIIe
foitfi runioasti polfitfoon iefG ben
gelIiiiIlG ettG ritiimiiIiiiIla IabioiI-
Iaonl Epomme ei ole turbo Serrosiol
.9iitos mpos Mile farmareille, iotfa
oIitte foupunfilaiiio postosia Sesie-
n%iIIesiGl TeitG oIifin enentmGn
FUN oil tiIiioita, miitta dlfoon pa
bostiifo iofa Ell fdrrpibinid fetddn
%iaonlt, toisten t6ptetddn bdnen fdr-
rpnid eniirndiiend. BaIion tiIi iinne
mpos aiitoiIIa.
SiimoIan humans IetpGtfoon tail.
fierL naiIIdfin iiibIiua oIIei6en pIi.
Sdnen iiniiofienio on poras foifistal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Snbiamalaiien miebeu fufemns
Gropf moSpIn moorp9 Sin. Sn0

grant WtoIelp, WtooreS Stll, S11o'
firioittaa: Winulla oil pbtamittaisto
fipua iimuisiani ia i%eldsidni, iofo
.iobtrri beifentpneistd mimiaiiista.
Ostin pafetin Solepn mitniiaispille'
reitG, ioita nairtittiiani aloin beti pa'
rata ia 4S tannin of %faoonnrt. SOS
TeilG on reiimatismia, ielGnfolotiS'
ia, tiirmonneet ia pofoittatpat idienet
tai pafottapot Iibofiet, milf ct foe
Itella Solepn miiniiaispiIlercitG3
WpptGip1nG faiffiollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
Tronwuodin ia ympdri$t0n uuti$ia

noffaasta oianotostd ompeluienran
fotoufiiin ia ~tpostGGn ieurafunnasial
Toimomme taas tGmGn loman iGlfeen
faiffi iamalla innostufiella mufaan
pbteiieen faIliieen tpobon!
= Tarmi m%DstdiuGnS: 40 ccffcriG
nlaata , josta 25 eeffcriG miIjclnfieI.
la ia loppii farianlaitlimcna, mpp-
0GGn balmalla. Moa iijoitlcc noin
Dfii maili ctcldGn Sronpantista Sio
f1tcistd, loppu pitentpiaifniiclla Iuo.
'tplla. 2Gbcmmin
f25) Mrfpib Sn5nic:,
lis Suifolf it. SrulnuooS, I;icb.
= &auIallisiemraf. feiifpaln oI-
foa toimintonia iciirdf. firfon baalis.
ia elof. 1 pnG. Spettajana tulee fol-
mimoan mr.. Sonteri Wonto, iofa
tunnetoan eteipGnG tGllG aIolIa.
Mttistafaapa tGmG ielirafuntalaiiet!
2Gbett1f1d Iapienne omaan fouluun
10 totuuttafaa lapienne tGten 10 mar
balm ppipttelemGGn oman leltrofun-
tania Dbtepoesid. Objectionable beitG
toiien ieurofunnan fouluibin be mie-
r%oantupat omasta. TGmG fobta on
ieurafuntoloiiino otettuipa torfosti
buomioon, ollafiemme tooclIiiia ielt-
rofuntalaiiia!
= MbbtGuGna! &olme founisto
&eiGbuipilu.lottia mppo1Gn itepGn
Can't jGrtpen runnofla Merierisla.
S1bemmin:
24) Oscar Horoling.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29

4SS<4Jos AUAososAse@
- SaIuubaffaaiia balntaan!
mufiamme $3.50 fOOrtiltd. Sptpd
ieiioma meta, ruofa mafiaa $3.50
miifolta. Seuraapat iiiomalaiiet pitd-
nat riiofapaiffoja: Snni &nrfi, @sel-
len. @is.; Matt SabtinenL Mellen,
Wis.; gler Sofinen, @liooen, @is.;
;ISobn Yariinen, Sopt, @is.; Senrp
Monn, 9afefielo, Micb.; ia Senrp
!lSiH, Dunbam, Micb.
Gbareual Sron Company Of Mmerica.
|](sO
II - @amiallisienraf. tptt6jen ompe-
%Iuieuran fofoufiesia mrs. Nirpan
luona Norrien pdGlld mime miifon
fesfimiiffo-iltana oil tuloia $1.70.
Nltoria oil fofoontnnnt fofo iouffo.
2auliija Iaulettiin ia post. IS. Us.
J Wilen piti pubeen muorille. &iitps
mrs. Nirpalle ubraufiestaan ia moi.
moistoan! gnii fuasia paatettiin teb-
I bG f1pelpretti ionafin %paifpand for
} mifontrilIe, joSta annetoan tuonem-
! pona iitte tietd tGsia leboesid, fun on
eniin paiffa fnulusteltu, mis'a mcitG
( Dastaan otettaiiiin.
} = Eianp Salipalla! Sattuneesta
s ippstG mppod6n melfein uuii tatpat.
J toman bpwGsi6 funnosia olelpa pia-
! no, ,sfomattoman balipalla, $145.-
! 100. 8iano on aiman FUN uuii, ei ai-
noatafnd naarmiia.
Siebustelfaa lGbemmin:
8 (24) SIora Efingston,
3 Gen. Del. Sronmoob, Wicb.
- 8afcfielbisia pibettiin Mnoriio.
] fofoms. 3aniallisierlraf. toimesta nil
; me miifon tiistain-iltana mrs. ia mr..
Watti ylfGIen farmilla. @Gfed of
runiaasti fofoontiinrt ia bai,sfaa
%ieuraa pibettiin mpobdGn p0bon. &ii-
tos mrs. ia mr.. Matti YlfGielIe run.
l iaasta ubraufiesta ia palpelufiesta!
: &iitotiet ppptGd mield liidfii Iauiua
| ieurafunnan pastori ia mrs. 8ilen
/. iiitG Observation-Disclosures iota o.
! ioititte ia niista labioista, ioita mu-
I fam annette, iefd aii~tofppbistd tul-
len mennen! Sumala labjanne pol
: fitfoonl
= Halion libaa ia fabiuia fGpttG.
] lpiIl6 n%aiiilla tomalIiiesti farfca hi.
: pi1 = matianne tarpitiee apua jos
mieli pitGG bipiGnne fauniina, Seib6n
, t6ptpp iaaba iuo%Iistonne ia percrnc
: piiboistettuao SoIlister Gfocfp Wonn-
+. tain TectG tarwitictte ferran wiifos-
ia. &
(. MpptGipGn Sronpooo Ybarmacp'sid.
SIR. Gb,parb @ln, @irginiasta.
! @inn. fapGii Sronpopoisia wiinlc
wiifolla. .av n a
| sos tariuitiettc @io tai Bieteri-
fGrrpi6 min menfad Seioemann &
! Sbompioniin, be mpplpdt parbaiIlaan
: niitd ulos ollie iiidGnostobintoien.
= Misi SSa Sobniom, mieraiIi
iisfonla mrs. august &intalan lno-
na, ollen matfalla Sougbton fauntis.
ia, josia mist Sobnlon on toiminlit
oilu opettaiattarena, fotiaan GarIs-
benoiin, Micb.
Salntaan! Sefatoparaliiffee-
Ieen tottinlit Suomalainen @nglanin
fielen taitoinen tptto balutaan beti.
SppG palffa Iutpataan fofeneelle to-
t0Ile. 2dbemmin
Balace Warfet Company,
2O3 Bonnie It. Sronipoob, Wicb.
(24)
= MisI Gmilb Miemi paIaii feid-
Iomaania piettGmaGn fotiaan @afe.
fieloiin. MisI Niemi IN fuluneen taI-
men aifana toiminlit opettaiattarena
@lo'sia, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-29
SaIntaam tietGG!

Tdrfedn allan %ipuofii baluaiiin tie
tGG misi1 npfpGGn olesfelee tiittaiua-
nj Sobn Sell, fotoiiin llnoesta Soar
IebpstG Suomesta. Siitustiiimme
8afefielbisfa, Micb. sos ban itie eli
ofu bGnen trttapistaan iattuutdmGn
ndfemGdn pppoGn ilmoittamaan oioit-
teella:
(24) Sobn SpriG,
Chr SO, Sronmoo6, Wficb.