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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Jennings Wins Golf Title.

Rutland. VT. Aug 5.-F. B. Jennings,
jr., Of New York. representing the
Mount Anthony Country Club. Ben
nington. to-day won the 36-hols final
match for the Vermont state cham
pionship, defeating ". A. Barber, jr.,
also OF New York. who played for the
Ekwanok Country Club. Manchester. 8
I'D and 1 to play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Plan Bayonne Regatta.

Although the Bayonne peoples re-
gatta will not be held until a week from
next Saturday, so encouraged are the
members Of the committee OF one hun
dred who are assisting the Bayonnc
Rowing Association, under whose aus
pices the carnival is TO be held, that
they are planning to incorporate and
make it an annual affair. II is planned
to enroll $500 persons in the associs
tim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Legg Still Champion.

Minneapolis. Aug. 5.-Hsrry G. Legg.
Of the Minnikhada Club. Minneapolis,
is the 1916 Trans Mississippi golf cham
pion. He won the title to-day for the
nth time by defeating James Hubbell'
Of the Golf and Country Club, Des
Moines, up and 5 to play. in the final
round OF the Trsns.iAssissippi tourna-
nent here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
HARLEY YACHT CLUB
INVADES CITY ISLAND

The Harlem Yacht Club celebrated
ladies' day at City Island yesterday.
Swimming and rowing races were the
features on the programme.
The winners in the various events
were
Ladies swimming tone-ausrter miiel. MIA,
N.h,r: ladies' diving Miss Hutrhinson ladies
owing 1one-hsH milel. Miss Kircho6 nens
,vitnnlinx (ono- quarter MILL, Gordon BrHhcu
Mons diving, Frink McDcrTnou. mens ru~tnE
tone half mile). Gordon Brsesen.
In the evening there were a dinner
and dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
SHAW'S CRUMP LEADS
OYSTER BAY YACHTS

A strong south wind favored the
yachtsmen Of the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club in their weekly races held on
Oyster Bay yesterday. The FISH and
outlaw classes, over seven-mile
course, brought out some lively racing.
In the former division s. T. Shaw's
Grump led the field, while Black Spot,
owned by Crawford Burton, showed the
way home. Only one mishap marred
the sport, when c. VI. Fairs Captain
Kidd lost her rudder and was unable 70
fnish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Rumson Blues Win at Polo.

Rumson, n. j., Aug. 5.-In a one
sided polo match for cups presented by
A. s. II. Jones the Rumson Blues de-
feated the Whites to-day by score ii
10 goals TO /. Leland II. Ross, playing
No. 3 for the Blues, scored seven Of the
ten goals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Herring Wins Sweepstakes.

A bail sweepstakes held the sttea.
ton Of the members OF the sesr
dale Golf snd Country Club. ye
terday afternoon, and some low seo'
ing was done. In Class A the lo~
net score was turned In by X. HennE
with a card Of TITO. Phnnp
Shields WAS the winner in Class -
ss-l7-72 being his effort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Keeps Tennis Title.

Crawford Notch, \. IT.. AUG. d
Wheelwright, of Cohassett, Mass, to.
day defeated F. R. Budlong, Of Provi-
dence. R. l., in the final match Of the
state lawn tennis tournament, g.
81. 80. thereby retaining the title
which he won last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
SiWanoY Country Club.

In the final round for the presidents
cup 6. u. Hollander defeated Al He'd
ley by up in 36 holes George Lsckey
returned the low net score in the quail
flying round for the secretary's cup
with q card of s4-lo-7A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Baltusrol Golf Club.

II. A. Earle defeated r. S. Foss by 5
up ard TO play in the final round for
the buffers cup. and K. Armstrong was
the twelfth man 20 qualify for the
Irving X. Taylor cup, with eo-l5-75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Plainfeld Country Club.

A small field turned out for the
sweepstakes event, with. the three best
es -26-72; H. J. Conklin, 9S-25-73;
D. +. Rowland, 95-21-74.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Ridgewood Country Club.

In the August handicap the follow
ing scores were returned in the two
classes: Class A, F. c. Smith, s6-l2-
"a; F. J. Humphrey. 97-ls-7s; Glass
B. d. W. McCrea, 97-24--73; X. Clark,
o5-1q-76
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

.Added starter tell scrstched-Rupica start
good. Won ridden out. Time 10. Winner. CHI 3,
aged b. seahorse iI-Moon Daisy. Own0-E. NJ.
Weld Trsiner-G. K. Tompkins.
THIRD RACE-sANFoRD MEMORIAL; for two
y..r-ods. hy subscription Of So zach. starters 10
nav $50 additional; guaranteed value IS. 500. OF
which $500 TO second and $3.50 70 third siI FUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

start good Won diving. Time l:5i Winner
br T. l. by Psudit-PolJ PIN. Owner and
uainsr-John T. Schor.
SIXTH RACE-For two year-olds. purse. $500. d
which so 70 second and $50 10 third. Five and
N.K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Results Of Racing
at Saratoga Park

FIRST RACE-THE MECHANICvILLE HANDI-
CAP: for nlies and mares three Yeas old and
upsard; By subscription o, $40 esch, With $500
added Of which 500 10 sccc,d and $50 70 third.
SiI fuT.ougs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

SANFORD entry. Scratched - Crank, Election.
woodtrsp and Yernils start good. Won driving
Tine. os Winner. D. c.. 2. by 0ambaia-han-
yietts Owner-R T Wilson. Trainer-T J. HeAey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

scratched-Silica Favour and Julia L. start
good Won driving. Time. u as. Winner. Oh. e..
l. b. Golden Msxin-Mary Stuart Ovner-Ci1ord
A COCHRAN TrAnor-M. Nidgeiy.
SECOND RACE-NoRTH AMERICAN SrEEPLE-
CHASE HANDICAP. fof three year ODDS and Up
ward hy subscription 0, 80 each. starters 70 pay
s2S additlonil. with 81. 600 added Of which 500
10 second and 500 10 third. About two miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

Added starters start good. Won easily. Tine.
ll3 rs. Winner eli. C., 2 By onnbsla-Sight-
al ovn-r-R T. Wilson. Trainer--T J. Hesley.
FOURTH RACE-THE TRAYERS. fer three-year-
ODDS by ,ubscriptlon of SIS each, starters 70 paw
$50 additional with ST. 900 added. Of which $500
to .ecoad and 5000 20 third. Nile and quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Fight Log.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Olympic A. c.--JIn sarry and lin Smith.
Hamilton A. C.-Hrry Pierce ast frankie Dc
Meyer.
cl,rment A. c,-Ysuas Narno and sssti'ns
Chuck.
TUESDAY.
Hari.m S. C. (Hsmmeis)-Dsw kurt1 and
X. q. JsSe.
Pioneer S. c.-RLph 6rvsas sHt j'mmy pshy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
Meadoav Brooks
Beat Red Birds
in Polo Game
Society Spectators Thrilled by
Playing of Belmonts-
Score Is to 3la.

Narragansett Pier, r. l., Aug. 5.-ln
one of the most interesting games o.
the Polo Association tournament at the
Point Judith Club, the Meadow Brook
third team day beat the Aiken Red
Birds by 16 TO 81. There was not a
dull moment in the game.
Won Stade. taking the ball from the
tbrow-in. caught ball for the Long
Islanders in thirty seconds, and Ray
mond Belmont followed suit with two
more, the first runaway in fifty sec
onds and the other long hit of-side
in the second. Hitchcock, Raymond
and Morgan Belmont were the scorers,
the latter from an angle, by difficult
off-side hit when the ball was near
the mounts quarters. Goodwin scored
for the Red Birds also in this period,
taking through a hit-up from Steven
son and Hopping. Thereafter it was
the Meadow Brook thirds game, for
they rolled up four more points in the
third, while Stevenson made the only
count for the Red Birds.
The fourth and fifth periods were
blanks, but in the sixth Stevenson made
pretty goal from an off-side hit
under his mounts neck and Won Stade
cancelled il by putting through long
hit from Raymond Belmont's mallet.
Two safeties were forced on Stevenson.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and Mrs.
Philip Stevenson played forwards for
the Whites and Blues in a practice
game that followed the big events.
They played with much snap and grace.
ARMY AND NAVY CUPs-FNAL
MEADOW BROOK III. AIKEN RED BIRDS.
Heap Heap.
TX g ven S noa; ~ u / s sSSSgi9
b-T. Hitchcock. r.. $s-M c. Freshman.
Back-M Belmont. ... : Baok-M. stevensca....
Total ...........li' Total ..............ls
Meadow Brook IIT-Goal canned. IL; by handi-
cap, J: total. 10. Aiken Red Birds-Goals canned
for Meadow Brook iII-von stsde. 8: r. Bslnont
g. Hitchcock 4 NJ. Belmont. / For Red Birds
Stevenson. q FlesehnAnn !; Goodwin. l. Penal
ues-SLeties by Stevenson Referee-PhiliT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06
.ADY SELLING HANDI

serstched-Dadays Choice start good. woi
driving Tine 2.o5 Winner. b. c. 3. BY King
James-Auntio Mum. owneF-JAmes Butler.
1raincr-James Mccormack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

FIFTH RACE-sCHENECrADY SELLING HANDI-
CAR. for three-year ODDS and upward by sub
ser ption ~ $40 each with 500 added. OF which
500 10 second and $50 10 thEd. Nile and fur
long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-06

sun Rise. Oh. & tCharles Seamonl .......
Nell MclIrtock. b. m. u. J. A0rrs) .....
Thomas Hood. br. 6. q. Lcckwood) ......
Thine .a3h. All. 225A.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

on taaS pd6ii1iner, iiIIoin on meiIld
iiiiri foniertti. frullemien mifaan pi.
taiii tilla min iuuret ia aripoffaai
eta Ell tddIId iodsid ole ipield ennen
ollut ia fplli fen usfommefin.
Noin fafii miiffoa fifteen oil ieiira'
fnntamme fafii miestd fdpmdsid Seem
yorfisia ia toinen oil fdpnpt Serier
GitpsiG, post. Mnttoien luona. Has.
tori Mnttonen oil bpipin tpf1nnpt o.
lostania iielld ia mposfin ieurafun'
talaiiet oIipat bpipin tpptppGiiid iiii'
teen opettaiaania, ic on baiisfa filul.
Ia.
Nouie bios, olen poifa,. fpllG npi
10 tarfenee ia mlstefin on 10 iulanli
ettd uoin firioitella uutiiia. MinG
olen ipaan ie ipanbn
Mebi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

tp iiiiteen ailntoon eta ieinGt iiinG
on, mutta i~aattaa nefin baiota fun
rumetaan iiirtGmddn firfon iiialIc.
1oi iiitG firffo tiilla finn fen Iauooit.
tao iii1Itd ia ulfoa, miltta Ell ne fplfi.
litut oliii enenipdG tullcct mafiamoan
ipaiffa ne oIili ~uuoeStafin iabaiitta.
nut ia iilloin diff laanitt muooostaa
mGbGn fiiben maIliin fi,n firfot oipat.
en- tdtd iinG iano, ettcifo iana iaar-
nattiina moi beoelmG1 tantaa maitfo
ie misid f%aifuiii ia onban iitG t1IlG
paiffafunnalla 10 aiunnpisia ioor.
nattii ainafin IL nliotta mlitto ianon
main ettd oliiiban len iaarilt rafcn-
aa perustrfiia mpotcn firfofii. @ic-
I'd ilmotan, cttG t1mGn ic~llrofunnon
mimi on Sairbanfs, mlltta t1bGn OH
pboistettpnG Gafe fauntin aluffaot
BetrelI'in ia @rcoam, iotcn olenlnlc
olIeet 3 Tito.
Serran iiunollsto toimotan @utta-
jan toimittaiallc ia lufiioille. Iil.
tias Gina &onbtp, @rin1ion, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Sitcbbmrs, @ais.

"Iamit ormabainen, iofi juofieipa,
fcsfi fuobupainen meiiaa fiitosta.'
Sept feiGn t~iillesia, jos alma miiiiI.
loinfin on meilIG ipptG nirittGG fiji
tosipirtcmmc Sumalon funniofli,
&un felp1t ourinfo lGmmittGG, min
iiIloin taIipen roiltu pois maasta ia.
tooo, ia luonto. -pd1iee napaafii roS.
fam fuormatt alta. Samoin on IT,
mislopien Iaita t6GllG eIGmGsiG, it.
iceniG nGboen fliollitt fplmG ia tlirl-
teeton, mutta fun -armon oitrinfo,
Seeius' iaa IGmmittdd eipunfeliumin
ionon foitto min eIGmG mirfoao.
Tiin, nDt on taaS iefin oifa obi men.
npt fun niiSt1 ieurafiintamme iiffo-
miesten iltamista min paIion piibiit.
tim. Sitiiret ne olifin faifin piiolin.
Obielma oil aripofosta ia pIeiioG of
toto otuara firffo tapii. Sausfot
miiistot idipdt o%ianottaiiin. Samoin
of niioriioliiton tpttoin iItama no. +.
80 b. ia ne onnistiii oifein bpptn in
nostiista tpaaii eoeIIeenfiir t,iioret ia
udnbut ianan IaihameIIa. ISABELLA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

Ylnmmer, Minm.

Germcbops Nuttaian liitfiloille
toos pitfdstd aifaa.
Nonesti olen aiotelliit firioittaa
t1hGn lcbteen maan alma olen tiillut
estctpfii. Sen t1boen etta olen tunte-
mt tticni felpottomafii f%irioittamaon
oman pmm1rrpfieni tieto taiunnan
malosio eli mifii tdmdn mt oifein
fonoiiin. Hiin, olipa tGmG MT
fuinfa bpp1nid. .&erron fuitenfin,
ett1 t. I. 2-3 pdiipG oil feSfuuoeS-
famine past. DC. %. 8esterbacf. So
min laimme fabtena pGipGnd fofoon-
tue flnilemoon ia nauttimaun tlota
pettdmGtont1 ia boriumatonta cipon-
feliiihlin iuloisto ionomoo. Stun
moan uleammin iaiiimme tallaiiio
laca. Imam oppineitten mielcstd boil
m~eriitttio, mitta Srmalon bengen
~; iniloella ia poimalla walalstitja
5aarnooiia f1pmdGn fesfunoesiomme,
min marmaanfin alfaiii Siimalan
bcngen pelto wiberioitiemdan ia fam
toinaan be6elmGd Sumalan fnnniaf-
ii ja ibmisten ifi-ilofii ia %onnefii.
Ssitos fGpnnistGnne tGGllG, pastori
" ,sterbacf.
E1t6 firiettG firiottaisia lain full
la. ettd cnii tiistai-iltana lie on II p.
tnlee past. Sormela f1pmudn fplas-
i1mme ia maboollilcsti OH Iclirat
fouIubuoneella, futen ennenfin. Ydst.
Sdripelan flStantoa t1dll1 faprtnnn
9 :. Sc. rautatiepbtio ia m%aa.pbtip.
SseI1n titlo on foipin bioasto. &ii-
fobnn tisfoo iosfo iiita feiaa tiilec-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Series Gits, q. s.

Setlebcmin Ieurdfiuinolla oil ilta'
ma Suomi Seuron booliSia ia onnis-
tut le faifin pilolin pli toiwcioen.
Subtifuun % p. iltanu OH Vctle-
benin ieliraiumnun firsosia Eaalioi'
len mostaanotto jublo. Sbjclmo hi
Ice olentoan rnllias ia ruofaafin tor.
loillaan.
Mniolii.tppn iuibittiin t. t. s p.
|Sobannes Osferllno 8uaian laanis-
ia ia Silmla 2einoncu Ouliista. Soi'
potan Serran iiunausta.
Obielma fpfoliIict f~ltufarloen cnii-
mdiicn1 ia folmontciia lnmnuntnilio
firfosio olfomot alma tlo I ill.
YpbGfoullia Oh alcttu pitaa Setlc-
Benin icrraflnnoSio ia omat litd mo-
net ilollo teripcbtinect. Soiipommc
~iillcgin tp0llc bppGG mencstpstG.
u.
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Kansan kirjeita.

fam. tGllainen ie on alma i%bmismicli.
Soipoo, pclfoa. ~cp6ilpstd, CT fosfaan
mormaa ia. mapaota. Miitta onnetto-
mompi on &c ibmincn, iofa CT moi
cpdilpstcnidfddn poinostamana tci-
rooa.
Mfr. g., SooIi OH mppnpt fariania
ia faifen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Grulcmuni mifaan alltautuli mt ell.
il album rafcnnusmcstari Wr. Yetcr
&Gbfoien aplilaiiefii. Si. $.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20

Welia iaapuii noutamaan. SieIP Oil.
tiiaana fation NIT usfoin tGdll1
main. Seeiufien funniafii Saan
ioittaa fanneltain. 8oti, ab taiipai-
men. N6mG laulun lanai toter,titi
Watti WationilIe, iofa t1m1n bubti.
fun z pdim1n1 iai iGtt1G t1m1n ia.
mimaian; pdGii usfottua a~utuuttan.
ia nouttimaan. SGn ~iairasti fauipon,
uicampia fuufaniia, iotcn omaiict ia
bdn iticfi oil parma. ettG bGnen
pGGiinpGiwani6 on 10 ldbellG! SGmG
nell usfoi ipnteinanteefii antamlficn
nrmoon. Din a~inoastaan ferta fat-
iomasio bantG, pubuimme iiitd Fun.
resta onnesta ia altiiuoesta mifG on
ncill1 Seciufiesia bGncn f~uolcmmnia
ia mcreniG t1bben. @ainaia oil iii.
ID marmla, ettd ferta olemmc taimaaS-
ia. &pipin bGneltG mild on bGncn
lcnpi- laulunio, ettG fen luuliin mas
%tailficn Jain, p%ioGnDGn faifista iuaon
aritt1in iiitG: "Sn bursfalts muH
ainoa ipain ipntcin a~ntccfi' anita.
mus" WifGs len ibanampaa on.
iann fun, ainoa burSfanS OH ipntein
antcefii untamus. sc onfin ainoa,
jofa fcstGG tiiomiolIa.
8ainaaian maallinen maia fGtfet-
tim 8 pGiwG bubtifuuta YainespilIcn
Dalltuumaaban. Yast. Wicttinen pm.
bui %lpainaion muistofii ia nellie 10.
%fuiiclle usfottapafii. "SillG &ristus
on minulle elGm1 ia fuplcnla OF mi.
MULE moitto." sc onfin ibmeclIistG
ett1 fiiolcma ,iofa tcfcc min folfpn
i1ljcn on fuitcnfin nellie moitto.
&iiinfu uIein usfpipa ormolapii buo.
faafin: SuIe plan Seeius miem1Gn
minua pois tdstd ipnnin riiumiista,
ctten enGG mieltdii paboittaili, maoil
papaana ipnnista iaiiin iinlia plis-
tG1 ia fiittGG iinG, cbestGni tnpcttll
faritio,
gtiin poiSmennDt melifin toitpoi,
paiffapa ban diff pielG elGnpt bet
fen pcrbeenid f~esfuuoesia. Wiitta fiii-
tcnfin tdptpi Slim tabtoaiiindfintot eI.
la. &uinfa lobbulIista on iittenfin
idlfccn iGGneiIIe, fun iiitG iaooaan
olla marmat, ett1 ferta pboptGGn Sea.
ritian istuimen litona i1lleen nGfc-
miien toimosia, iepd mlirbeisiafir
lobouttaa. SGti Watlon, tieoGn ettG
teiodn on monasti maifea tpptpG Si1n
tabtoon. ulein tillee mieleeni: Mifii
Sumala otit iiGn fesfeltGmme, fun
nicl1 cliiimme fainonneet moallisto
titfea ia turipaal 8ieIG pieni Mlnto
oils tarminnilt iiGG, onban faipaus ia
ifGmd toiiinaon lalliumoton. GifG
ibmcfG1n, oletteban monto monto
puotto pboesiG iafaneet iurut ia ilot,
tiff MT on iurumme ipip1, fitn per.
been tiff on poisia. &pipmpfiiimme
antaa iiG mastauflen "Sppop minun
armooni'. Saafoon tGmG fiinnittGG
tci6Gn mieliGnne enempi ia cnempi
illtbcn Seruiolemin ibanlufiiin. On.
pa me1lla Slu tatlDaasld, 1ota foftless
ii ontoa lapiille beibGn tarpeenio, iii
ben pflin paan litottafoo, fesfelIG III.
rilo ia biolia. "Winoisto lielleefGGn
III fuiilIa ioomme 10 taiipaon fiioroil
loulit paiibaaipan. Semi fiiltofonte-
leila &oritioomme fiittelemme fiji.
nan oinion; fun faltta taiipoan ana
ruben roifoa. liellG llnostettilin
"9alleluja" main. Sa niinfl1in iibri.
ioiuu olinoifoa ioi fiitos pfliil &arit-
laIlc oin!" Soafoon Sierra meta
opcttao, ettG meioGn ferta on fuol-
taipo. 2iiii.
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Metu 9tocbelle, g.. ..

@ostisia miippnpt toista fuuta.)
"Sumtala on pppbfimG pois faiffi
fppneleet beioGn iilmistGnid, ia ei
fuolemaa pio1 fifteen oleman, eifd it.
fua eifG parflia, eifG fipua piod iii.
cen oleman, iiIld ne entiiet pois me-
nimGt. = Slim. t. 81: A.
DC oIemme iaancet tGGllG pienen
Ieurafuntamme fesfuuoesia piettGG
uIeita iuuria jublia. Gmanfeliumin
iulo.lanoma on maltalpana luannlt
faiflla, futluen faiffia fen ibmeclli-
ieen m~alfeuteen. &niffia flitiuttiin,
faifille alltulita peresiG ilmoitettiin,
mutta filinfa mpni on fiitilta ieitran.
nut fen Sierra pfiin tietGG. Saimmc
tuntca min runiaasti SiGn %iiunaiista,
ett1 tuntui, fuin oliiimme iaaneet
iiirtp1 iinne SiGn fastpoien eteen ma.
femGdn SGnen fasnoienia firffaltta.
81 ip6Gn tGGIlG mield tGpiin iafia I'd.
iittGG SGnen ammonia i%auruutta, min
GGrettomGn iruri onni meta o6ottao
iieIld plbGGIla Sidn Iuona.
Wutta me ristin tien matfaajat.
emme faiiipnn iaa piippG ~firfastus,
muorella, iosfin iaamme 8apabta'
iamme n1b6d SGnen firffauoesiaar
min tGptpp meib6n mpos tpptpd fiji.
benfin, ett1 SGn antaa nellie MIR.
be p%Gipiafin. MiinpG fofonnlttuam
me buonccllemmc, 225 Union olpe.
iaimmc trnnteo, ctt1 Sierra pic meitG
fotia milrbeenfin falltta. Slo-jublif,
II olpat ielirafuntammc jublat aino
tGb1n asti mipoostulcet, moon tGllG
fertoa ic mnlooostui inltrbc- jitblafli ia
ippd faipaus tGptti jofaiicn miclcn.
Slimmeban iaopuncct miett1nlGGn G.
roilibGaa, fun opettajamme s. Saafo-
ma mltittaa pois luotamme. &afii
ipllotta on ban fcSfuuocslamme olllit
juliStaen clparlfcliumia ristiin noiili-
tusta Seeiufiesta. 81 ban omlaa bp.
ippptt10n ole nellie iulistamtt, CT it
lcllccn funlioa ppptGrlpt, ipoun WteS.
~tarinla usfolliiena polmelijona OH
ban juliStanltt Serronla bplpppttG.
&ertocn SGnen lltitresto roffolioeS-
toon meitG %longenneita ibnliii1 fob
tam. - Sept ban poiStuu pois luo-
famine, forafii miille oi1ooiIle ler-
Ouillc. @mmebGn tiebd, josfo fosfaon
cnGG tGGlI1 mooilmasia iaamme bGn-
I'd ndboG. Wrtto naiffo npt tGptpi-
iifin erota min looutuflefli iGi nellie
ic, etta iarnan SiGn Iapiina, famine
rufoufien bengesiG elGG lGbelld toi.
fannie. ga fifteen ferran, iiGiipps.
fooin porttien auetesia, iilIoimpa to-
poammc iGIlecn, eli enGG crotaficmmlc,
fpaan pb0istpGfiemme iianfoiffiicsti
Scrron roffartta fiittGmG1n. SGGl-
Ia iitd nltocn ipirren iGipeltG oIem-
me bcifosti olfoneet, ipaar ie on Of.
Tut min mointofas tho ulioen pirren
pcrus- l1lpel, eta le OH liittGnpt opet-
tojan ia ieurafunnan ipbGmet min pb-
teen, eta ie ei fosfaan moi unbotrf.
film jaa6G. ga pionbon iaammefin
iitd fiitos mirttd iGlleen phoesiG Ioll-
loo. SicGlG fifteen meren fiitoSto loit-
laa tdpiin iGipelin, fun SID ~lostenia
iilmista pppbfii faiffi fppneleet.
Tostori Mnttonen oil looplnut
mpOs tabGn iiiblaan, Sdnet Iaitium-
me terpetuneefii fesfuiiteemme ia
toimon, eta bGn tiilee niibtDmGdn
tddIId bptpin. Saiipaan SID antafoon
eipanfeliumin iuIistaiiue runiaasti
armonia ia raffaitenia woimaa.
"gspt bptp6sti, ma teibdt pstdipdt,
$errasia, Seeiufien baItiuitt. beitdn,
SieT' oItaa raubasia."
@eurafuntian "9eibi".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-20
Sairpurt, Sbiu.

So pion lalliul ianan, fotiini fap-
oG joan. III SccIlis faulpan ipiiipp,
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-24
REVIVAL OF INTEREST
 IN iNTERURBAN ROAD
Little ROck-Hot Springs Inter- urban Idea Revived-PrOmi- nent Financiers of East Fig uring on Floating Bonds.

Little Rock, Feb. 24.-There has been a revival of interest in the Little Rock X Hot Springs Interurban rail way. l.. Garrett, who has just cele- brated the tenth anniversary of his connection with the project, says that he is nearer now than he has been since 1907 in financing it. He says that there are four prominent finan- ciers of the East figuring on the flo- tation of the bonds, and he feels sure from assurances already given that the bonds will be sold, and that actual construction work will begin on the road within the next few months.
 Mir. Garrett came to Little Rock Jan. 21, 1906, and began the promo tion of this enterprise. He has been working at it ever since, most per sistently, in the face of discourage ments that would have caused any one less optimistic and hopeful to have given up. But he has had impli- cit faith in his enterprise, and has never given up. Now he feels that success is just within his grasp.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-24
SHARP RALLY SENDS
 COTTON PRICES UP
Reaction Follows Near Close, But Final Figures Are 1913 Up-LiverpoOl Made a Fairly Steady Showing.

New York, Feb. 23.-There was quite a sharp rally in the cototn mar ket here today with May contracts selling up from 11.46c to 11.6Sc on covering of shorts and buying from a reaction. The advance met consider able realizing CT renewed liquidation however, and there were reactions in the late trading, with May closing at 11.61c. The general list closed steady at a net advance of from 10 to F points for the day.
 Liverpool made fairly steady showing over the American holiday but the opening here showed renewed nervousness, with first prices 1 point higher on September, but generally 8 to ' points lower on the more active positions. Several months made new low records for the movement during the progress of the call, with March selling at 11.1Sc, July at 11.66c and October at 11.S7c There was a good demand at these figures, with Liver pool a considerable buyer of July and October. while the selling was much less active than recently and prices soon rallied on covering.
 Spot houses were persistent buyers of March at 25 points under May which led to talk that any notices is- sued tomorrow would probably be promptly taken. There was consider
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-24
BANKERS OF STATE AGAINST
 REVENUE STAMPS ON CHECK s

Little Rock, Feb. 24.-The bankers of the state are going on record against the proposition pending in Congress to require revenue stamps on bank checks.
 Deputy Bank Commissioner J. D.. Covey has returned from attending a meeting of the Group at Fayette- vile Feb. 21 and Fort Smith Feb. 22. He reports that both Groups passed a resolution invoking the aid of the Congressman and Senators in defeat ing the proposition. They contend that it will be great injustice to the ordinary bank depositor, as the great CT part of the business transactions of the day are carried on by check.