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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
LINCOLN COUNTY
Will Roll Up Usual Big Repub-
IiCan Majority Says a Lilly
Leader.

HUNTINGTON, Oct. 13-Lincoln
county will elect its entire county
ticket. and will give Hughes and Rob.
lnson the biggest Republican major.
ity ever given Republican candidates,
was the statement made here today
by Frank Adkins, who was manager
of General Lilly's primary campaign
in Lincoln county. Mr.. Adkins. who
with many other Lincoln Republicans
attended the Hughes meeting here on
Wednesday. declared that the Repub-
licans Of Lincoln county are united
upon the whole ticket, and that they
will give splendid account of them
selves in November.
This report tallies precisely with
others received from Logan, Mingo.
Mason. Putnam, Wyoming and Mer-
Ger, while from the beginning condi-
tons have been such as to guaran-
tee a normal. If not greater majority
than usual. in Mcdowell.
w. H. Hunt and T. P. Maynard,
prominent Wayne county Republl-
cans. and men who were warm sup
porters of Lilly in the primary, stated
In this city today that all Re
publicans in that Democratic county
are in line for the entire ticket, and
that the Democratic majority will be
reduced, If present feeling obtains on
the day OF election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
A FINE TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH
Easy to Make ANA cOsts LIttIe.

Catarrh is such an insidious dis
ease and has become so prevalent
! during the past few years that its
treatment should be understood by
Lall.
Science has fully proved that Ca
! tarrh is a constitutional disease and
therefore require constitutional
treatment. Sprays, inhalers, salves
and nose douches seldom If ever give
lasting benefit and often drive the
disease further down the air passages
and into the lungs.
II you have Catarrh or Catarrhal
deafness or head-noise, go to your
druggist and get one ounce of Par
mint Double Strength). Take this
home and add to 1t one-fourth pint of
hot water and 4 ounces of granulated
sugar; stir until dissolved, take one
tablespoonful times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head-noises.
clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and mucus stop
dropping into the throat.
This treatment has slight tonic
action which makes it especially eff
fective In cases where the blood has
become thin and weak. 1t is easy to
make, tastes pleasant and costs lit
tie. Every person who wishes to be
free from this destructive disease
should give this treatment trial.
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
To DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young! Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Gloss and
AttraCtiveness.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added. will
turn gray. streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luXuriant. Just
a few applications will prove revela-
ton II your hair is fading, streaked
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home, though, is
troublesome. An easier way is TO get
q 50-cent bottle OF Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound at any drug store
all ready for use. This is the old
time recipe improved by the addition
Of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because II does 1t so
naturally. so evenly. You just dampen
sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time; by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and, after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
glossy, soft and luxuriant
This preparation is delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention OF
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
To Obtain Information Relative
to the Lake Cargo-CoaI
Rates.

PITTSBURG, Oct. BIN order to
obtain information relative to the lake
cargo-coal rates upon which it must
pass shortly, the Interstate Commerce
Commission has compiled list OF $50
questions regarding assembling, for
warding, loading into vessels and
everything appertaining to getting BIZ
luminous coal from pit mouth to hold
of vessel Compilation OF statistics
will be distributed among the prin-
cipal coalscarriers as follows:
Information relative to the Free
port district will be furnished by the
Bessemer and Lake Erie; relative to
the Pittsburg district by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, the Panhandle, the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie, the Montour
and the West Side Belt as to move
ments to Conneaut, Ashtabula, Cleve-
land and Huron; Connellsville district,
by the Pennsylvania railroad and the
Baltimore and Ohio as to movements
to Fairport and Cleveland; Fairmont
district by the Baltimore and Ohio 10
Lorain; Cambridge district by the
Pennsylvania railroad as to move
ments to Cleveland; Ohio No. 8, by the
Wheeling and Lake Erie as to move
ments to Huron; Hooking Valley, by
the Kanawha and Michigan and Chesa-
peake and Ohio as to movements to
Toledo; New River district, by the
Chesapeake and Ohio as to movements
to Toledo; Thacker district, by the
Norfolk and Western as to movements
to Sandusxy; Elkhorn district. by the
EIkhorn Valley and Eastern as TO
movements to Toledo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
HATFIELD DRAWING
CROWDS IN MARION
And His Characteristic Utter
ances Are Met with Out
bursts of Applause.


FAIRMONT, Oct. 13-Governor
Hatfield made the FIRST OF series OF
three speeches scheduled for Marion
county last night at Pennington, and
TO use the miners term used in this
and all other coal regions, shot his
administration critics and the Dem
ocratic gubernatorial candidate ION
the solid" Incidentally. he spoke to
the largest audience that ever assem-
bled in a hall in Pennington to hear
political address. Five hundred
heard him and $50 were turned away
disappointed. unable to get in the
hall. A party of forty-three pfomi-
nent Republicans accompanied the
governor from here to hear him and
to do party missionary work.
A large part of his speech was a
review of his administration, which
by the nature OF the text. was COM
plete refutation of the baseless
charges and reckless statements
made by Candidate Cornwell. 1t was
speech full Of punches and every
punch was followed by cheers. It
was Enthusiastically a Hatfield
speech, which met fairly every criti-
ClSLh VI uls DeHOCTdllC enemies, Win
broadside Of facts and figures.
Every pledge made in our plat
form Of 1912" declared Governor
Hatfield at one point, has been
faithfully fulfilled. Every pledge
made to the voters who elected us to
perform them, may be found written
into the laws of our state. Not a
single pledge made has failed to be
kept"
And you kept Embossed. un-
bought and unafraid, too, governor,
shouted voice back in the crowded
hall. The audience fairly roarded.
Replying to Cornwell's charges
that under Hatfield S1,2S0,00O more
had been expended than under his
predecessor, Governor Hatfield. said
he could not expend dollar that tho
legislature had not appropriated, and
the legislature OF 1913 was equally
divided as to the Senate, and that a
Democrat, S. v. Woods. was presi-
dent Of that body then. and that II
there was any extravaganza. II was a
fffty-fifty division between tho
parties.
Governor Hatfield speaks twice in
Marion county today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
STRONG SWING
To Governor Hughes in VIII
sons Home State is Shown
by Postal Card Canvass.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-An extraordi-
nary swing TO Governor Hughes in
President Wilson's home state. of vot-
ers who supported him in 1912, is in
dlcated by enrollments in the New
Jersey branch of the Hughes Alliance,
1t was announced today. State pride
In the candidacy of Mr.. Wilson appar-
emily is not holding New Jersey voters
for him. A postal card canvass shows
that over seventeen per cent of those
who voted for the president four years
ago are now supporting Governor
Hughes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13

months chase over many states. has
been added that of polygamy. He
confessed 10 Prosecutor Kraft that he
had three wives living. but for their
sakes he refused to betray their pres
ent addresses.
1t was through correspondence he
had with a Chinese woman in Roam
oke. Va, that Thompson was finally
traced by the detectives. and as abe
is not legally his wife. she may be
brought here to testify against him at
his trial.
Thompson. the prosecutor says, has
also confessed that he fleeced Phila-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
QUESTIONS ARE SENT
OUT BY COMMISSION
IN PRISON, MAN ADMITS
HE HAS THREE WIVES

CAMDEN, n ]. Oct. 1s.-To the
charges of forgery, breaking jail and
the murder Of iailer against George
H. Thompson. extradited from Boston,
where he was arrested after a two
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13
But LITTLE CHOLERA.

MANILA, Oct. 13.-Dr. j. D. Long,
insular director of health, declares
emphatically that there is no ground
for fear that the city is facing an
epidemic OF cholera. For a month
cases Of cholera have been reported
daily. but they are sporadic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-13

delphia brokerage firm out OF $4,000
few years ago, and while operating
in Kansas aided in the corruption Of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
SiriuittGiuG pummitns.

2ontoo. - Safian frliiniinprinsli,
fGDttGen bDipGfieen ransfolaisten
poistrntiSta 8etbincourtin nIfoipa.
rustiifiista, on fesfetpntGtfG fomen-
tanlit uleita oiipiiiooneia pdfeddn
uittta ransfalaisten rintamaa ipaS.
taan, ntiitat tGbGm mennesiG ei ie ole
poinut riffoa tuota rir,tamaa mis-.
tGGn foboen.
&ofo rintomon pommittantinen
Weulen IGniipiolella fiibtDD anfaritil-
oesiiaan molentmin pioIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
eIp, sRinu.
Mrlp. 9lnttaia:-

glrm. 9liittaia:-
MainG en- npt muusta oiaa olfaa I'd.
tG firiettGni, fun onbon ie iuotopa,
ett1 joSfus oIili gliittojasiofin firje
t1GltG glpstG.
TaIpi tGGIIGfin OH oIliit taipotto-
man fpImG. &oIme fliiifaiitta aipon
pbt6mittoista pprpG ia paffasto, npt
ipasta aIfaa mGb6iien feiuddltG n6pt-
tGm6Gn.
3uolemia on tapabtirniit toipallisto
uieanpia tdnG taIpena. On fuoIIui
monta fesfi.ii6siG oIeipoa ibmistd.
Glen niin-ifddn bor6attiin fanioI.
Soofob GiffaIan moimo: Spnt. 2ai.
biaIta. $aiitaiis toimitettiin ipanbem.
mon Iutb. iei,rof. firfosto. EiIaii,ri.
oesio ioarnaii post. s. $ir,pi ia Mr,
$osieH.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
8iiIi lasta palamnt nastta mSpalosia

2ontoo. - 8iiii lapiin6ptteIiiGG
paloi fleliaafii @arricf teotterin
rrdpttdmoIlG Serefor6isia ipiime per-
inrtai.iltana. 2apiet oliipat anita.
mosia ndptostd iotiIaitten bpipdfii.
G{irippu lasfeutiii ipiimeiien ferran
folutannen ndptofien lopusia ia plei-
iD of poistiimasia, flin pbtGffiG butt
oettiin ett6 ti,li on irti. Spntpi bur.
ia pafofallbu poisldbteipien ioifosia
ia uieita taIIattiin ialfoibin, mittta
yssssJaan ei iuaarollilemnnin Iouffaan.
us seatfa ttaan0IrS, nlisSd tli-
Ii oil pdasipt irti, tapabtui famalaa.
2oppundpt5ficsiG of lapiilla olIit
pnfiuiIla pul,ipillallo peitetpt pripi,t
Northumberland eiittdesi6Gn ia namG
ipnttpitpGt tiileen ieuraiifiella ettG
tpiili nGptteliidd paloi fiioliaafii ia
naomi fai tpaifeita palobaaipoia, ioisto
tpct aibeutiia fuolento.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
2aiiua binattu merelle.

Seattle, 8alb. = &uuIimastoinen
amerifalainen parffilaifpa 6. 81.
Sterling binattiin Sppnelle merelle
lauantoisiltana, fltuluen fen miebis.
toon pboefiGn omerifaIaista, pfii iaf.
ialainen folme lfotlontilaistQ, pfii
ilomalainen, pfii norialainen pfii
tonsfalainen, pfii itGipaltalainen, pfii
peeruIainen ia fiinalainen foffi, @b
cling OboeIlGfGGn noista merimie-
bistG ei ole lain ipaatimaa felpoii mus.
to6istusta, ntlitta Sterlingin iaIlittiin
liitG buolimatta lGbteG NATHALIE gliist-
raliaan tullitpiraston erifoiiella Ili-
ipaIla. SterlingillG on lastinaan
2,525,000 ialfoa pulitaiporaa, iofa
on iiuirin Iasti, mitG mifGdn purje-
loipo on fosfaan Sppnenmeren pob-
ioiiisto iatamisto ottanut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
EilIan "faarti" iitfeitG miebia.

aenraali Yetsbingin pdGmaiasta.
Niebet, ioiben ferrotaan t1td M
fpd fulfeipon 8illan mufann benfi-
nartiioinaon omerifalaiiia iouffoia
ipnStoan, ianotnan oleipan moin1af-
fainIpin ia foroistiin1pia ntiebiG, nti-
tG Wericon looot oipat fpenneet tlio-
maon.
0oiffi ioaout tieoonannot oioitta-
tpot ettG nGitG nliebiG on noin 500.
Sc oipot aiiuan toiienlaiiia runmiin'
rafennufieen nGbben fuin Sillan or
ueijnSia olepat niioret ia bennot pot
faiet. &errotaan ettG be tiilerpat toi-
Zen bpipin niifolla roipinnolla ia
ettG fourallinen foornia riittdd BELLE
pGiipdn raipinnofii.
8oiffa Tillan ioifon tieoetddr
irnresti pdbentpneen liiopiinister
tafia, IuulIaan fuitenfin ctta berfi
ipartijania ipoiiilpot pielG teboG fiji
ipasta mastorintaa, Jos ioutuiiiipa
taigteIiun omerifaloisten fansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
Bans .Mmcrifan lapiifonsresii.

Ba5bington. = @nii ferran bisto-
rian oifana on fiitiiittii fooIle Eon'
amerifon Iapiifongresii iosia tltl'
Iaon fesfustelemaan Iasten bpfpin
ipointia fosfeipista aiioista lGntiieIlc
palIonpncIisfoIla. Se tuIIaan pitG
ntd1n emf beindfulllo 1uenos Iire
fisfa, Mrgentinasia.
Tdtd ennen on toiin pi6ettp lapii
foueresIeia eiim. @merifasia, NUT
ia ne eiipGt ole oIleet pbteiiid foff
IdntifeIle paIIonpuoIisfolle, fiiter
MT tiIee oIentaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
Safialaisten miesbnffa pli 2,O0O,0O(
! 2ontoo. = Sanomalebtien iulfai.
iemat pibolliien miesbufan artpiomi-
!, iet ilmoittaipat iafialaisten fofonais-
|ntiesbufan oleipan 2,730,917, ioiSta
681 ,437 fuoIleita.
Dbbbsmaltaiu fanta Saflaan nabSen
iuielGfin ratfaiiematta.

8aibington. = Sallitus toitpoo
poiwania 48 t,innin fuluesia pGGttGG
mit1 YbbpsmaIlat tiiIee tefemaGn len
|aiemqn iobbosta, isfa on fpntpnpt
iiitGs cttd dsfcttdin on iipotettn paIion
laiwoia, ioisia on oIlut ntafana @me.
rifan fanialaiiia.
@altioiibteeri 2oniine ianoi nnpos,
ettei bGn olliit iaaniit pirallista fpab-
|mistusta Mile ianomalebtiiiiitiiille,
|iotfa fertoiipat ett6 Safia eli ota tpas-
tuulleen iitG rGiGbopstd, iofa pabin.
goitti Suerin. SGn oootta tarfenpio
tietoia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
Snnria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ybbps.
aualluilIc.

@aibineton. = @oustajobuoncen
| Observation-Disclosures alfao ipaImista-
moan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iainostoo
lparten, iobon fulllini 900 ulilioonan
ooIIarin f1ptt1ninen ipiioen ipuooen
aioIlo uiiiq iotoIainoio parten. go
Iiofunnan pubeeniobtaia Yoogett toi.
moo, ettG ebootus tillee olemaon mol.
miiua eoustuinbuonecn fiiiteItdpGf.
| II bubtif. 25 p.
Observation-Disclosures eotstnp
uuiien loitpoicn rofenri,ftonista fos.
feipa tpo nopeusti. Riiri1stnfiet tais.
tcIulaipoia- irsuria ia pieni6 peben.
alailia. torpeSonb1tuittGii1, tpffimen.
beitG, iairaulaIaimoia ia anlpitmapa.
raIaimoia parten oipat npt melfein
ipaIn,iina. Dttaa oinoostnan mituto.
mia piiffoia fen jdIfeen fun menoar.
pioebootus on bppdfipttp, fun phi.
rllstilfiet ia malmistllsiuinnitelmat
tuIIaan eiittGmdan pfiitpiiille rafen.
teillc.
Hiirustuflia Observation-Disclosures ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iparten on ntpos
tefciIlG ia festd6 piel6 ionfun oifoa
cnncnfliin nc noImistupaf.
lluiista pafooiaristeiliioistG iitun-
niteIIaan mabtatpia oIufiia. geiiben
nopcuS tiilee oIemoan 35 ioImumGliG
tunnisia ia tuleipat nopcuteenIo io a..
Iestufieen poimoffliuteen nGboen
poittanaan faiffi t6mGnlaatuiiet
foifften maioen iotolaitpaf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13

ieiiratfoon SeitG lliiteen olunpaif.
faanne!
@iime laliantaina, bubtif. 1 pnd,
flo Z aamulla, fuoli tGdllG Isbtnbu-
la SarboriSIa fotonann faniolaiiem-
me Subo &innunen. SGn oil paiffa-
flintamme paroffain iliomaIainen, ia
idtti idIfeeniG melfoiien omaiilruben.
@dinaia on pitemmGn aian oIliit iai-
rnloinen, aiipan monte ipuottn. Wii-
me aifoina iairals iituiittiii ielpGsti
feiibfotauoifii. WeIfein puolen puot-
ia lairastettiiann tpuoteen omana, ban
npt pibooin tpopn,tli fGriinlpflist1
flioleman faiitto.
Bainaja on Npntpnpt NibtipntaaIln
suonesio Ssn oll,.t amcrifas'
ia ia iiiiiri tGll6 paiffaflinnaIla, fol-
menfpmmenen tpuooen ajan. Sdn o.
III fiioIlesiaan SO fpiiooen iidsiG ia
| jGtti jdlfeeniG iperrattain nuoren les
fen ia neIjG aIaifGistG Iasta.
8ainaia oil tiinnettu funnon fam
iaIaiiefii, iolle eiipGt mittGdn bppdt
barrastufiet oIleet pieraita. Sun lli-
feutui tGfGlGiieen Spnooan ieltraflin.
taan ia oil fen ielrafiinnan eiimie.
bend pitemmGn aifaa fuolemaania as.
ii. SGnet bauoattiin iiiirelIa iublal-
IiIuuoelIa piime fesfipiffona bubti.
f,un 5 pnG. flo 1a2 oil rlillmisiaar-
ma 8etanian ierrafiinnan firfosia.
&itumisiaornan pitt pastori Wanner-
forpi. Siloiiuitoesia eiitettiin mpos
lt1elfa lepeplelfd, 1olfd f1onet ppols'
tpfiet, perfect ia miiltt pstGpGt ia Tut
toipot olifpat ipiinteiiefli mliistofii
nainajoIle IGbettGneet tai titoneet.
&un iaattoioitffo, iofa oil bariui-
nailen iuuri, oil baiioalta palannilt,
mietettiin bautaiaiiet Spnooan firfon
alaferrasia, iosla oil IGbeltG ia fait'
faa oianottaiia.
Bastori Safala tiilee pitdmdan
SaappaniIGbetpsiublia paiffafrnnol'
lomme pGGiiGiien eoelliiellG tpiifolla.
Torstaina 20 pnG bubtifitiita flo 1ae
i iu. ban iaarnaa &anialilsienrafitn'
tamme firfosa ia pitfand periantaino
Spnooan firfoSia. Sumala iiiinat'
foon tGtGfin ianania fplpoal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
siittontnneiben liife-fofons.

Yariiii. = Tariiiisia tiiIcc fofoon.
tinnaan buttif. 20 p1iipGn1 Iiittoiitu-
neiSen maltoien fonferensii taIouheI-
listen ia fauppafpipmpsten pobtimis-
ia marten. Siiben tuIee ottamaan
olan moni tunnettl eoustaia, beioGn
lonfosidan uieita fabinettiministerei-
| t1.
Honferensii tulee tcst1m1Gn pli A
pdiu11. sllpaiaistilaiirtuoesia tuIee
olentaan pubecniobtojana preiioentti
Soincorc.
Instralian pdanlinisteri Sugbeiin,
iofa titlec oIemaan mposfin eoustoia-
na, otafiutaan tefeipGn eiitpfien pbtei-
lem tariffifpipmpsipsteeulin aifaan.
laamiiefii, jofa tiilee mGGrGGmGGn a.
limmat binnat Iiittout,lneille mailIe
ief1 niioen liirtomaiIle, iamaten fnin
fobtuilliiet binnat puolueettomilIe
malloille ia anfarat mGGrGpfict mi.
bolliSipaltoien fansla tefemisiisiG-
Dion iubteen.
Wftllt fGiitelt1ipafii otetta,pat fp.
lpmpfiet tlilelpat oIemaun:
1. Obteinen pmmGrrps faiffien
laaoittaipien lafien iubteen, ioioen
tarfoitufieno OF reguleerata fauppo.
lubteito taistelepien maltoien fesfcn,
niinfnin eiimerfifli fontrabtien toi.
meenpancmiicsia, lainoien onnosto ia
patenttien iubtecn.
2. Observation-Disclosures
rpbtpnlinen ettei lafialaisten tiiottei-
ia rpboptG I1bettGmGGn liittontlinei.
fin maibin iooan Iopittua.
3. &ortpausten poatiminen.
A. Bosti., teIefooni- ia i6bfoiano-
mamafiuien aIentaminen Iiittoutiinei.
Den paltoien fesfiiuoesia.
5. Sopimilfiet taiporoioen fan.
iainpaliielle fuIiettamiieIle.
6. &aniaintpGliien patenttitolnis.
ton perustominen. lass.l
z. 2iittolitinei6en ipoItoien Mir
tontai6en fnnpon baIlinto.
s. Oiafepbtioiben lafien faniain-
mdIistpttdninen.
8. SGGbofiet ioioen tarfotlifiena
on pdbentG1n metaIlin fiertdnlinen
faniainp6liien for,pausnei,iposton ia
postitieffiipsteenin faiitta.
10. Oboenlaisten lafien laatin,i-
men fauppataiparan ilnlottamiien job
oosta toiiefii fi,in mit1 ie on.
If. @pGonnistuniiet.
12. 2ainlaaointa fosfien bonoien
fa6ottamista ia morastomista.
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IL v:KERTA

&uten lebbist1 on ndbtp, pibettiin
tGGlIG 3aniallisfirffounnan papein
ia pbtpmGfomitean fofoufiet. Sunta.
lonpalpelufiia pioettiin mposfin uiei.
ia. 8iimeiiefii oil foniertti Hmttd-
jon ia iiidIdbetpfien bpipafii, iofa en-
nistui bppin. Oli bausfa taipata en-.
tiii1 tlittawia. filten: past. ia Ifrs.
g. @uorta b. M
SiitG firffofuntain pbtpnriieStd on
| 10 moni ianottaipania lanonitt. 2db-
tea iiitG mieIipioett6nid ilmaiiemoan,
min ie tapaIIiiesti iaapi oiafienia to-
man ornostclun. sos rpnnistdt etcen-
pain fiiIanmuotoiiesia rintamasia@
Ifaiten iofioIdiiet Mendidn ntadlle, t6d-
mon niiansfnnsin, min iiind tltIet
Iioamaan foipia paliffiiia, iosfus iat-
tuiipi oifein fuu6entoista human To-
nullnastafin. sos on pnlion pifatpf-
feiG, min niioen aipulIa mott pGdStG
jonfiinperran eteenpGin, ipaan lopiu-
ia tiilet ebfG aietufii tafaiiin. Weinun
laufaufieni moimana tiiliii olemaan
ieuraamaa sos naan iaarnatam e.
lGpGfii tcfetpG1 aiititiitta &ristiiflesla
ia misid ifdnd iita iaarnataan ie ipu-
nptt1G eldnad tpaiffa monesti ndnG
elGnlGn tien matfaniebetfin fantppai-
leipat matfoIIa fesfenGni1. sos au-
tuaafii tefeipG oppi iaa iiitd ipirifet-
tG, min pbopttGfoon, Jos Ell, min pp.
ipttGfoon entiiellGGn.
8anbemman ieiiraflinnan neliGn.
nespuolifofous oil ellen eli t. t. 8 p.
Q. Spnooin matfaioarnaaia So
iepb SaImu poiffeii tGGIlGfin, pitG.
en- mrntamia bartalsieuroia
Bast. 50. &oilpumGfi on pit1ntGs.
| ia rippifoulua Salon maanipilielps.
ieubulla. Bast. @ranbolm'in maino
gbicaeosta, on tGGIlG mierailulla
Scr. 90. Sanplonin perbeesi1. SGn
tuli iiiarenia Wers. Sampionin bait.
taiaiiiin ia tuiippnee t6Glld ionfiin.
aifaa.
Scr. s. Miettinen ipalmistaa to.
meaa taloa "Saripep" ia Mr. 6. Gn.
tiIa Conan" faoulle.
EatpalIista innoffaammat faipiin.
gin ipoaIit oil tGGld piime tiistoino.
slinoostaon pfii iiiomaI. Scr. Sobn
@ricfion toiiesta moroista tilIi mali.
tiifii moltliismiebefii.
glpiooliittolupafirian opat otta-
meet Scr. glrtbur 8iif ia Wiis MiIi
4nurtti. 3irieenipaibtaio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
SetG Sammlin iutamiebet Sillan ia.
lila.

Gl Poio. = Seuraten itfepintaiies.
ii 8iIIan iGIfiG, oipot amerifaIaiiet
npt Barrolin pmpdriston mouristoaa-
mifoilla ia otafintaan beioan paas-
ieen melfein Billion finfrciIie. vi,
meiian pddfOrtteerista mine iaapl,t I
mt tieto sseips, sAafa omerifaldiiet
fotiIoat ottitpat oiaa iumaIanpalmet
lilfiiin iitnnlintaiiinl Y
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
9iambanfofpns bniotettn 2ontoosia,

JtuuyuWIuIuuS yululcttu SuHlupSIus
2ontoo. - yritps pitGd Erafalgar
iquarella fofousta pGripGGmist6 mas.
taon epGonnistui tGpoelliiesti. Subat.
|Infninen fanioniouffo bpoffdfii pai.
falle ia boiotti fofoufien, repi Iipiit ia
fiibotitstaulut.
Spltpia Banfburst oil iGriestdnpt
uieioen raubanliittoien fansia fofoitf'
fen ia oil bGn pfii pubuiista. @iiii
ntinuuttia festi fofous, ionfa iGlfeen
pubuiot aiettiin fGpGlGmdfeen.
Iil(a iuicla terpeenG.
Gl Boio. - Srancisco 8illa on
nGbtp observation-disclosures fabbefian
mieben ieuraamono Sateiposia, 30
mailin pGGsi6 Gbibuabusta etelddn,
II
!ilmotetaan tdnne iaapuneisia Ueeri'
costa tuIleisia tieoonannoisia, iotfo
oipot t6b1n asti oiottautiineet taipol'
liiesti liotettatpifii.
sos nGmG tieoot opot oifeita, min
ei niisid tieoononnoisio, iotfa fertoi'
mot rosnop66Ilifon olemon matfaIlc
parraIia fobti ia ettd ban on &C
maiIia eoeIId tafaa.aioiistoan ole Of
lenfaan per6G. 2dbin poiffa Sote
iposta mibin omerifalaisten iouffoier
tieoet6Gn pd6sieen, on San @ntonio
|iofo iiioitfee 60 maiIin pddsfa Iiiotei
ieen.
8ilIa tiintee fen tiert iota bdnen II
ntotetaan Idbteneen ieuraamaon, erin
ontaiien bptuin ia nimitetddnfin iiti
peoonien fesfini6esio "Pnncbon po
Iuffi.'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-13
@enalGiIiG laiwoia ci ole npetettt.

Bietari. = @iraIlinen tlirffilainen
tieoonanto, iofa fertoo, ettG fafii noe.
nGlGiStG fulietuslaipaa on upotettit
WustallamerellG, iulistetaan fefii-
|tpfii fpalbeefii.