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BROOKSVlLLE.

Ny w. A. Parks, the mayor
elect having moved out OF town,
there will have to be another
election to fill this Office There
are several candidates-Mr E.
H. johnson. MIR. O. w. Graham,
Mr.. Richard Barnhill.
Miss Clara Thompson has re-
turned from a short visit to her
home in Blue Mountain.
Mesdames J. G. Wilkins and
B. M. Boggess took an auto trip
to Louisville to visit relatives
Tuesday,
Mrs. Allen Thompson, of Co.
lumbus, was the guest of Mrs.
Tyndall Thanksgiving day.
Misses Dora and Bessie Dare,
of Macon, visited the Adams
children a few days ago,
Misses Edna and Sue Mcleod
and Lena Hearon, Mrs. John
Smith and Mr.. VIII Mcleod at
tended Presbytery of the G. P.
church at West Point last week.
Thanksgiving day Miss Mary
Evelyn Nuckols entertained the
following guests . at dinner:
Misses Susie Mcleod and Carrie
Carpenter, Messrs. Terrell Ste
phens and Robt. Dinsmore.
Mrs. R. S. Jamison is at home
from a visit to West Point,
Mr.. Heard is still confined to
his room.
Mr.. John Love, of Meridian,
has visited his kin here receetly.
Mrs. Jackson, from near Ma
con. spent several days recently
with her mother, Mrs, Anderson,
assisting in nursing her sister,
Miss Gladys, who was seriously
i'll. We are glad to say that she
is much better.
Rev. J. J. Baird is in town
having his household goods ship
ped to Ripley, his new appoint
ment.
Rev. J. M, Quinn, who has
been serving the Methodist
church at McComb City, is to
take charge Of the Methodist
church at Brooksville and New
Bethel,
Mr.. Roy Madison has gone to
Hattiesburg, where he has Sc
cured work.
Miss Belle Lalier, of Column
bus, was with her sister, Mrs.
Perry, for the Thanksgiving hol-
iday.
Friday afternoon the Young
Woman's Missionary Society gave
silver tea at the home of Mrs.
j. G. Wilkins.
The W. NJ, Soc. held their De-
cember meeting at Mrs. J. M.
McMorries' Monday afternoon
with a very large attendance.
The annual election of officers
was held and other business at
tended to,
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SElFpIFF,S SALE

The State of Mississippi Noxubee County.
Bank Of Newton and r. Z.
Anderson. Bank Elk.
No. IA VS..
A. c. FAINT and W V, FAINT.
Execution on Judgment.
BY virtue Of the above writ directed to me from
the office Of Circuit Clerk Of Noxubee County.
Mississippi I will on Monday, December nth.
1915 being first Monday Of a term Of Circuit
Court at the Court House Of said county, within
legal hours, sell by auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following real property which mas
been levied on by me az the property Of said W.
" FAINT one Of the defendants and will be sold to
satisfy said writ and all costs. the said defend
ants l-3 interest in property described below;
SELL Section s. T Is r. II.
WlaSWli Section 9, T. 10, r. II.
Sla less ElaElaSE4 Section II. T. Is, R. IS.
Ei4 SEH Section Is Y. 10, r, Is
El2NFli Section 49, T. Is r. Is.
W&Nla Section 20, r, Is, X. Is.
SEMNWh Section 2, T. l5 r, Is.
WlaNW4 less 40 A. Off r. side and W'aSWM
Section 3. T. Is r. l5.
20 A. off +. side NE1i Seotioe I. 7. IS. R. 10.
Containing in all iI07 acres more or less. 1t be-
ing understood that the one-third interest in the
above described property Of W. V. FAINT will be
sold to satisfy this writ and all costs, subject to
prior mortgages recorded against said property,
The above described property being situated in
NoXubee County, Mississippi, This November
nth, 1915. j. T. MCCLURE,
Sheriff
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TRUSTEES SALE
The State of Mississippi, Noxuseo Count,

AHV oIiI0 OF MTbbTssDDl NUNIHcV OVuTIIy'
BY virtue Of the provisions of a certain deed of
trust executed by Doc Cotton and his wife Della
Cotton on the 10th day Of Feb, 1915, to A. 7,
Dent as trustee, to secure to Mrs. Sue A. Adams,
n certain indedneBs therein mentioned, said trust
deed being recorded in DEED Book No, ia p. 437,
in Chancery Clerk Office in said county. l. the
undersigned as trustee will on Saturday, the 23rd
day of Dec, 1916. within legal hours in front of
the door of the Court House in the City of Macon
Miss. proceed to sell at auction to the highest
bidder for cash East Half Of Southeast Quarter
Section Seventeen Township Fourteen North
I Range Sixteen East and being the property upon
which we reside as our homestead.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold TO satisfy said Indebtedness and the cost
Of this proceeding. A. 4. DENT.
This Nov. y 1916, Trustee
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=, VIFV' ~ T 7 WIN
Chancery Clerk and Clerk of the Board
NOTICE
No. 1882.


Sealed bids are invited to be filed by
Monday, January l, 1917, at 2 O'Clock
p. m, for the employment of a super.
intendent Of the County Home for the
year 1917. Bids to be submitted as fol-
lows:
l. For experimenting County Home,
the county to furnish all supplies of
food, clothing, etc.
2. Also for per capita per month for
each inmate for clothing, feeding and
caring for SAID inmates as now con-
Quoted.
The superintendent will be required
to reside at the home. The successful
bidder to enter into contract and give
bond of $4,000 for the faithful per-
Torrance of his contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
By order of the Board, this Deem
Der 6, 1916.
JNO, A. TYSON,
Chancery Clerk and Elk. Oficio Clerk
of the Board.
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Eids will he received and contracts let by
thc undersigned commissioners on
Tuesday, the 2ud day of JANUARY 1917
for hauling and spreading gravel per day per
team, tOt machining and dragging roads per
day per team o two mules ana four mules,
tor hands per day, for the following roads,
to-wit;
FjrSt-Tbe Brooksville and Cliftonville road
from Brooksyille cast to the district line.
Sceond-rrom Brooksv.lle west to the end
of the rock road.
Ihied-From Brooksville south to the dis
triCt line,
gourth-From Brootsville north to the
county line.
All bids 10 be filled with John A. Tyson
ohancery clerk. NoNubce county Miss. Bids
to be opened at two O'Clock Certified check
for S25 to accompany all bids. The commits
sioners reserve the right to reject any and all
bids, W RFIL
Signed T, w. MADISON,
W. n, MCLEOD,
COmIuis SguCrg
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NOTICE

Sealed bids are invited on Monday,
January /, 1917, at O'Clock p. M, for
the employment Of convict overseer
for the year 1917 Bids to be for SO
much per month, payable monthly.
Successful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of Board of Supervisors,
this December S 1915.
JNO, A. TYSON, Chancery Clerk.
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Have you seen the 1917 Studebake
TRUSTEES SALE

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County
BY virtue Of the provisions of a certain deed of
trust executed by 0. NJ. Dorroh and wife, Lemme
Dorroh on the Sd day of December. 1915, to l. L.
Dorroh Geo. Richardson, substituted as trustee,
to secure to Bank Of Macon, Macon, Miss. a GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, said trust
deed being recorded in Deed Book No. 123 page
ll9. in Chancery Clerks office in said county. I,
the undersigned as substituted trustee will on
Tuesday the 18th day Of December 1916 within
legal hours in front of the door of the Court
House in the City of Macon Miss, proceed to sell
at auction to the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing lands, to-wt; Twelve acres in the south
west corner Of the south half Of the southwest
quarter, section 10, township II. rance 49, and
thirty and severty-fye hundreths .}O75l acres
in the southeast corner Of the southeast quarter
section 10 township IA. range ID. and the south
west quarter, section II, township a. range 49,
less forty-seven and eighty one one hundreths
on Sd acres Oft the north end Of the west half Of
the said southwest quarter of section H. The
above descrihed llnds being all and the only lands
owned by the said 0. NJ. Dorroh and wife in
either section 10 or section IL township H. range
h.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy said indebtedness and the cost
Of this proceeding.
GEO. RICHARDSON,
This l7th day Of Nov. 1916 Substituted Trustee
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F08STETE SYSTEM
OF GOOD ROADS
TEN MILLION DOLLARS SPENT
ON ROAD BUILDING IN The
LAST TEN YEARS.
EXPOSITION GIVES IMPETUS
Many Counties In Mississippi Actively
Engaged In Building Permanent
hqhways-Plans Laid For
Opening Other Outlets,

Significant In the late rapid develop
ment Of Mississippi VAS been the state
wide good roads movement. Ten years
ago there were only thirteen counties
in the State that were putting out any
efforts on road building, and some of
these were Of the orudest Today, JUS
one short decade past practically ev-
cry one Of the seveuty-eight counties
OF this State is actively engaged in
building permanent roadbeds along
the most prominent highways, and al
most before one road can be complet-
cd, plans are being laid for opening
up other outlets, whereby the farmers
may more easily market their produce.
So perfect, indeed, Is the highway
system in a number of the counties,
that many of the agriculturists now
transfer their produce by auto truck
to the shipping point or market place,
and the old numbering farm wagon
with its clogged wheels and mud-be.
spattered sides is now almost a thing
OF the past.
Something more than ten million
dollars has been put into Mississip.
PTS highways since the beginning of
this movement, and among the notable
benefits accruing as a civic invest
ment must be mentioned a marked
impetus to the establishment Of con
soldated schools whereby the country
child now has the advantage Of high
school education as well as a more eX,
tended scope OF association and en-.
vironment; the promotion Of all com.
nmity activities; the announcement
Of rural mail deliveries, and the plac-
ing Of the opportunities, and enjoy,
ment Of city life within easy reach Of
the farmer and his family.
All this and much more for less &C.
tual cost than the mud tax" Of lost
| time, damage and distress to which
the country man was erstwhile a prey
when he watched the clouds in misery,
fearing that if he got the rain needed
ia mste his crons grow the roads
would become impossible, SO that
whatever truck he had on hand
would rot before he could get to town
with it. II is estimated that this
old mud tax" cost the farmers more
in actual dollars and cents than all
his other taxes combined.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-08
FOR RENT

The Borgess. place, in north part of
town. Four or five acres land in this
place. Would be desirable for anyone
who wishes to have place large enough
for few head Of stock and to raise
poultry, Will rent at low rate. Also
have for rent rooms above the drug
store, suitable for offices. Will fix up
to suit tenant. ED NJ. MURPHY.
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NOTICE, BANKS

NO. 49,.
To all Banks in Noxubee County,
Mississippi: Sealed bids are invited to
be submitted on Tuesday, January q,
1917, at 2 O'Clock p. M, for the priyi-
lege of keeping all the funds of the
county, or any part thereof, for the
year 1917, All proposals must comply
with Chapter 257 of the Laws of 1914
Of the State Of Mississippi and with
the provisions Of Chapter 1914 of the
Laws of 1912 Of said State, to which
your attention IS directed, All propo-
sails must state the security proposed.
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors
Of NoXubee County, Mississippi, this
Dec. 6, 1917.
JNO. A. TYSON,
Chancey Clerk and Ex-OiIicio Clerk of
the Board Of Supervisors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-08
STRAYFD a. STOLEN

From Brooksville, Miss, about Nov.
10Th, 1916, one bay horse mule,
about l415 hands high, six years old,
For the past three years has been ir
the possession of Jake or Ella Mosley,
lived or the Rhett place, eight miles
east Of Brooksvile. No marks or
blemishes on mule.
Liberal reward for recovery of mule.
Address J. J. ST. JOHN,
BroCksyille. Miss.
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FOE RENT OR SALE

The place well known as the Allgooc
place, one and one-half miles east OF
Macon, on the Warsaw road Coco
Dasturage and fence and good water
Well adapted for The dairying business
For all information, apply on the place
or address me,
JESSE KNIGHT, Macon, Miss.
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MULE STOLEN

One black horse mule. lately reached
with bushy tail, no other marks or
brand, about 8 years old, was stolen
from Brooksville, Saturday mig 1t, Nov.
18th. Will pay liberal reward for any
information leading TO his recovery.
SAM DIXON.
ll24-3t Rrooksville. Miss.
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE

Fine Mobile home, all modern con-
veniences, worth &c. 500 90 cash. For
farm black lime prairie land of equal
value. Must be well watered and
close to good schools. Write $50
Michigan avenue, Mobile, Ala.
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Notice, Cattle Buveys.

For sale, at once, my herd of high
grade Durham and Hereford cattle, to
the highest bidder. Sire won blue rib
bon in stock show in Copiah county re-
Gently. w. MURRAY ROGERS.
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FORD CAR FOR SALE

| have a good secondhand Ford that
| will sell cheap for cash or will take
good beef cattle or young mules in pay
ment for same. JAS. G. HORTON.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids are invited to be filed on
or before Monday, January l. 1917, ut
? O'Clock D. m, for the employment by
the Board Of physician for the county
jail and county home fer the year 1917.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
BY order of the Board, this Deem
Der 6, 1916.
JNO. A. TYSON,
Chancerv Clerk and Clerk of the Rnard
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Wanted-Two good white mixers.
N SCALES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-08

VIII take two gentle.
men to board after the
MRS. S. Il, WILLIAMS
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E0Y (2Ip Decker Bros Piano good as new, at
VI 'a'N bargain terms instrument now in
Macon W W. HARMAR, TueeaQo9a, Ala,
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For Sale or Trade. s gold "a addlf % horse s.
cheap for cash or trade for mule same age,
p II. HUNTER,
Route 2 Macon Miss

Eor CaIp-One well drilling machine Eight
VI S"s" horse power gasoline engine, dri-
rod and all necessary tools; all in working ord ell
Also 60 acres of land. PHILIP MISSO,r,
Route 2 Macon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-08

For Sale or Exchange dGat aP' s GsfRan
Autpr fo' cash ~ az hVnga for cattle.
GEORGE GOUSEIT.
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-12-08

Poland China Pigs ., 6eaq9 t. Chm Sa5.
tIaton, for sale at SO each. Two bogrs and two
gifts. Farowed in May. L. T. FARRAR.
Macon Miss
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofice at Macon
for week ending Dec. 5th, 1916:
Mrs Georgia Ann Roby, Ebert Allen
Addie Bell Hattie Brown
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Suure$ta abdi$tuk$e$ta
Karit$an i$tMitnen.
eteeM.

3ristiniien firjon bistoria tietGG
fertoo moifeista oianjafioista, joino
fristifoniot iaipot eIGG "iuuren ob-
oistufien" oifojo. Sppstd on elm.
morttiiroien oifoa futiuttu "irurefii
oboistufiefii'. Mutta mposfin npfp-
oifoa ennen fuiiIumottomine neriiine
toisteIuineen ia ionomottomine fGrii-
mpfiineen motif tGpoellG ipplld fut-
iua iomolla nimitpfieIId. SGbGn nj.
mitpfieen einGt oifeuta a%inoastnnn
ilito iilfonoiiet, foubeot fdriimpfiet,
poon ebfd enemmdn npfpG6n eiiin.
tpfpd bengeIIinen pimeps ia ipnti eri
ilmoihmuotoineen. Ipt nellie mitG
jdrfpttdpimmGIId tomoIIo nGptetddn,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07

= SouIu-8 ouba niminen iouIii.
lebti iImestpp 9oniollisfirffofunnar
Instantaneous toas tGndfin puoteno,
post. so. g.. 8esterbocfon toimitto-
mana. Boibafiemme mGGrGtG poi-
nofien iuiiruuoen, ettei Soulu.Tou
ia Ioppuiii fesfen, futen ie Ioppui
mime puoteno pppoGmme SouIit.
Haiiban pstdtpid ottomaon file tilo-
ufiio ia IGbettdm6Gn tiIoiifiet nellie.
SouIu-H ouban binto on postimofiui.
reen % ienttid foppole iefG Suo-
meen ettd tdbdn madam. Siiomeen
SouIu-H auba menee ipormasti ia me
toimomme ettd fanioIaiiet I%dbettdiii.
mot ~rnnioosti SouIit,3 oubo-Iebted
Suomecn ir~firIoiiiIIe ia ps~tdmiIIeen.
aiiamiebiIIe mponnetddn 20 proien-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07

"Serran tuIi,' on fen idnnitta.
tpGn fertomifien mimi, mifG aIfoi 10
Iebtemme piime numerosia ia trIee
jatfumaan pbd ebelIeen. SGmG fer.
tomuS on notpelIin tapaan ~firiotettu,
eiitt66 fiiten nimifin 10 o~iottaa Ser.
ran tiilta, jofa on moimallinen mliit.
tamaan mailman fiintpneen ibmis.
mielen. g SiinG on iiiGIto pubtaostj
fristiIliSt1. 2ufia ei moi lafata III.
femosta, fun ferran on aIfanut il
lopptiin pGGstpGGn iGGpi miefi fiji
toIliiefii firiottaiaa fobtoan monis'
ia opettamista eI6mGIIe iopipista fu.
iuoufiiSta.
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= SponpGim1G jublittiin faiitto
moan mime moanantaina. Spo on
nellie @otamisia longenneiIle iuriri
lobia. Spot1 on iefG maallista, ettG
bengellistG ia rGmG moIemmat o.
mot nellie iangen tarpeen. NiisiG
firfostlu futiumufiemme. SposiG
rouootomme SumaIan tabtoa. See
Jus ianoo: "Wiinun iiGni tefee tpotG
jofa paipG.' Senp6 ipuofii ibminen.
fin loptdd tposid iIonia. &aiffi tpo
on tebtdpd SumaIan funniafii ia
iilloin ipasta tpostd rtortimme oifeaa
iIoa.
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'fasio maoilmasia, min taripitaan
mp0s alma ia faiffialla iitG ianaa,
ionfa fautta tulemme ~pestpifii. pub.
o~istetuifii ia mibmotuifii eI6Gfiem.
me aristufiesia. YerioonaIlinen ia
iofap6iwdinen pubbistautumimen ei
n1et moi tapabtua ilman elpanfeIi.
umin ianaa. Oritps iaaiputtua raii.
ballista omaatuntoa SumaIan ebesiG
iefd iparmultta armoitufiesta ia ali-
.tuu6esta iIman tobistusta &aritian
merestd ia fen artposta, on iamaa
fuin Jos lGbtiii peiemdan l%ifaiiia
tpaotteita ilman mettG tai pubbistus-
aneita. 81 iiinG fifteen aiita tunnus-
tifiet, eiirufoufiet, antautumiiet, bp-
mat pGGtofiet ia lupaufiet, jos 8arit.
ian merta pulittru tai balpefiitaan.
Sellainen mie main malberallbaan,
jofa eli moi festGG foetufien betfinG.
Gpanfeliumin maloSia paelta-
pa usfomainen ibminen tietGG. ferran
p%aGiemdnid iurresta abbistufiesta
| q a.. $50.
&aritian istlimen eteen, misiG ban
iofa oil tapettl ia merellGniG mcibGt
SumolalIe lunasti. SGmG on ibona
l%oppumGdrd. ga tGmG toipo ei iuin-
fam tlile bGpeGGn, iillG ban on MS.
follinen, iofa on antanut liipaufien.
gtpt 10 olemme ,isfon fautta pGGsieet
tpapaifii lain ia ipnnin faubeasta or
jurbesta. SillG liittonia neren tGb.
Den Sierra pG6stGG mongit iiitG noe.
bettomGstG filopasta. Mlitta fosfa
Unit mcibin mielG tafertnu ia neil
Id len IiiGfii maaiImasia on tusfao,
obotamme me lunastusta tietGen, ct.
I'd iofainen fulrnut nuoii pie meibGt
IGbemmGfii tuIepaa arltrutta.
6. 6. 80.
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Kansan Kirjeltd
Titchbnra, Masi.

&affaat pstGmGt Seeiufien ormos-
la, erittGinfin &c Isbtoblla Sarbo-
rim ia Soirportin Notwithstanding
talaiiet, Obiosia ia &c mltltt pstdip6t
Sbiosia ia Senniplpaniasia.
SO on Idbes flufaus fulitnltt. fun
%lGbbimme iieltG Isbtabulo Sarbo-
rista ia iuuntaiimme fuIflrmme tGn-
ne Sictbbureiin. Gala aiaIIa Ell fui-.
tenfaan ole ipielIG titIIut mei6dn fir
ioittetufii SeiIle entiiiIIe Ieurafun-
toloiiille ollcnfaon. Minoostaan SOM
nj on murtaman ferran firioittam,t
fotiinia. Gbfd liulette, ettd n1in,
pian oipon 10 oIemme Seio1t inhot-.
tar'eet, fun emme eoes firioitafoan.,
Samd Ell f~ititenfaan ole min pmm6r.
rettGipG. Gimme oIlenfaon ole tp6bGG.
fam Seitd rnbottaneet emmefd niit6
poiffafuntia, ioisio olemme min
foiian a%iuneet ia toiminneet. A
@inuIIe, SeibGn entiieIIe postoriI-.
le oipat Sorbor ia Southport ia nai-
ben paiffoien Observation-Disclosures.
let pormoan ubottumottomosti iGG..
meet mieleen. Snbon ne ~ieurofitn-
not eniimaiiet, ioiben fesfuiteen en-
i'm ttlin tefemGGn Serron tpStG
Mmerifosio. gino olette oIIeet mie..
nGinG miutomino miiffoino..
iotfa olemme oIIeet tdaIIa Sitcbburs'.
tslo. unisloni oIen oIIiit alma ole
lptitani poppinonne iieIId Sbiosio.
ulein olemme miistoneet Seit6 rii-
foittiisio ormoistuimen eoesI1.
Sppt, mifii eli ole tuIIiit firioife-
ofpat monet. On olIut InpnS
l%iiontoinen bitousfin. TuItuomme
tame, emme pd6siect beti omoart
niiintoon. Giuimme pori uiiffoo,
eiimieben mr.. 8. Sdr--
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
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&aiffi ibmiiet fulilutpat Sumalal-
Ie; tGmGn on jGIleen aifaoniaon,it
@oleatan iuliri pGimG, lunastrfien
pGipG. On main foetettarpa epanfe-
Iiilmilla iaaba ibmiiiG iisfomaan o.
iuutenia IunastufIesia. SGtG narten
mefin Sbimoiupasia tposfentelemGn
Eafaibiman fansia teimme noin so
filometria Sioasta iiiaitiewaan puo-
ristpfpliin lGbetpsmatfan mime
FUN IopulIa. Motfo oil woimia fp.
ipwG, mutta ianeem baiisfa; ferron
tdstd ieuraapasia.
MatfalIe IGbto. Tafaibima oil
e6elIiiehG iItana tlilIiit Iuofiemme
ia Min % pm aamiina banffinouim-
me NATHALIE. Ipptiin folmittiin TOR
feimpid matfatoparoita, iaIfoibin
iibottiin tarfoitufieen iopinot iGd-
rpstimet, jotta fGipeleminen Diff tli-
feipampaa ia Min it'd oltiin tielId.
Wutta betimiten alfoi iataa rapiia
aifalaille, ioten fdGnnpimme tafaiiin.
Sanoin iilloin leifillGni totperiIleni
manban 'iuomalaiien iananlasfun:
"glffa teiItG fGGntpfob0n, eli mics pa-
bempifoan." &c teboii; oIimme liii-
oelleen tieIlG.
Menomatfa. @encmotfa pGGmGG-
rGGmme on iangen mlifama, jos lot
tliit meme fulfemaan. @iiolosta mir.
taa moi nGet fGpttGG alaspGin me.
nosia bpipGfieen, jos tpptpp istiimaan
lastin pGGIlG; meme on nGet main
taiparoita parten ia fen fulfil iiis
epGnparfnaa. HiinpG nptfin iattri, ct
ia menettG Ell olIut iaotapisia, ia
meibGn iiis of IGbbettGpG jalfopati-
fasia tuolIe SO filomerin taipaleel.
le. &apea fariapolun tapainen tie
fiemurteIee pitfin ioen partta, nous.
ten MILLION muorenrinnettG, MILLION
pnioten I%aafion ipmennpfiiin. Wai-
ienlat oipat lumoatpia, ia iuteIIesia,
IentoIebtid iaellesia iefd iilloin t6l.
I6in IctpdbtGesid flilui malta bupoi-
iesti. Mitrinen iaoe tpain boittaii
fGipeIpG ia tien trItiia liejnifefii fp.
ipi lopuItn holman ponnistiifiia. @ii-
peiimme ia ooottelemaan pdGmGG.
rGG.
YGGmG1rGsiG. Motfamme POD.
oil Siraofa ia Saba nimi-
Jet fpIGt. Siraofoan tiiIimme eniin.
aomuIla flo s IGboettpGmme OHM.
me periIIG flo 7 iIlollo. @n miista
fosfa oliiin min ipGipnpt oIliit fuin
iltono. TopoIIiiet lGbetpsmot-
Fot, ioito npfpGGn on pori foIme nil
teen pporGllG, joten fGpelemi'
zen oubufiesto mGiptti fofo tiintii-
posti. Noistui nnil So miioteesio
miisteIin miten iuloiieIta tuntiu
'erron IepGtG taipoosio fun motfa
on pGGttpnpt.
&ofoiis Siraofasio. 8iime ipfip-
I'd Sioosia fosteen ioonut niiorii. !