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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
HEAT COST MAKES ICE HIGHER

The high cost of keeping warm
has had a direct effect on the cost
OF keeping cool, the Philadelphia
Ledger says. In other words, it was
announced by one of the largest ice
companies in the city that its price
on ice would be jumped ten cents a
hundred pounds to the consumer.
The abnormal price of coal, it is
said, has been one of the principal
factors responsible for. this increase.
Fifty cents hundred pounds in
stead of 40 cents will be charged by
this company for ice delivered to the
consumer.
1t is quite likely that the price of
ice will be raised by almost every
company i'll the city. This is the
personal belief Of an ice company
official. "We have been struggling
along, barely making ends meet" he
declared. "Our profits have been
eaten up by coal prices"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
.LlGHTEO WOOD
Chestnut Timber Not In Its First |
Years Of Life Still Available
for Many Purposes.

Blighted chestnut timber resists
decay as we'll as timber from healthy
trees, and barked dead wood is much
more durable than unpeeled live
wood, so far as three-year test will
determine, according to the forest
service. The blight is otherwise
known IS the chestnut-tree bark dis
ease. In 1913 poles, ties and posts
cut from blight-killed, blight-infect-
ed and healthy chestnut trees were
carefully tagged and placed in posi-
tlon. A recent annual inspection Of
the experiments determined that all
of the material was in good condi-
ton except for deterioration of sap
wood and knots. The sapwood of
chestnut is not durable, and that on
ties and on butts of poles and posts
and on Embarked posts is now mostly
deoayed. Round posts cut from
small limby trees suffer early decay
in the knots, which carry the decay
into the post and thus weaken it.
The chestnut durability expert
ments to date indicate that blight
killed or infected trees yield timber
just as durable as that from healthy
trees. In fact, piece from sea-
soned dead tree is more durable
than an Embarked piece from live
tree. No one should therefore hesi-
tate to use timber from blight-killed
or infected trees for purposes for
which chestnut is suitable and dur
ability is consideration.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
The Business Farmers Calendar
Five Things to Do This Week

Buy grain drill for the fall
seeding. If you haven't suffi-
cient acreage to purchase a drill
for your own use. go in with
your neigbbors and get one.
Drills are of too great value in
increasing yields for us to be
without them.
2. If lime is to be used on
any of the fall crops or the pas.
ture. now is a good time to order
it, thus making sure that it will
be on hand when needed.
3, Will you have a fall gar.
den or a weed patch? This
question must be answered right
away now.
4. Don't let any weeds 90 to
seed anywhere on the farm.
Now is a good time to cut close
ly those in the fence corners, on
the ditch banks, around stumps
and in other out-of the-way
places.
5. Plan for big fall grain
acreage, and order seeds and
fertilizers early.-Progressive
Farmer.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
MAY BE OF VALUE TO ARMY
Small Motorcycle, Operated at Sman
Expense, Expected to Be Adopted
by War Department.

Some interesting experiments
were made recently by Capt. Frank
E. Evans of the United States Ma
rine corps with view toward estab-
fishing the practicability of a small
motorcycle recently designed by q
well-known inventor.
A private, equipped in heavy
marching order, tried out the ma
chine, says Popular Science Month
ly. He had had no previous expert
ence with automobiles or motor
cycles, yet his success in operating
it has led to the belief that it would
be welcome addition to the fight
ing equipment Of our soldiers.
The machine will carry as much
as 800 pounds and attain speed of
rs miles an hour, although it's
weight is but 80 pounds. 1t takes
hills easily. Private Davis, who
tried it out, found no difficulty in
ascending 14-degree incline.
The machine is so small that it
will turn around corners without
danger. 1t is also 50 light that it
may be lifted over any ordinary OBJ
stacle. One of the tests consisted
in riding it up to four-foot fence,
stopping the engine, and lifting the
machine over the fence, all of which
was done with very little delay.
The dimensions of the little ma
chine are 4S inches by 9 inches by
18 inches. 1t is small enough to be
a plaything. Yet it will carry 300
pounds for so miles at an operating
expense of ten cents.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22

25 Billions .! Ci areticS were
smoked in the United States
during 1916: Z billions more than
in 1915. Putting our population
at 100 millions, and emitting
women and children, this total
means that every boy and man
smoked 81 ID boxes each of
cigarettes during 1916. And yet
how many thousands of us
never smoke a cigarette. So the
actual total for each cigarette
smoker must be nearly 100
boxes year!
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
The Latest Farmer

"Whlle travelling through Ala.
bama young salesman was one
day forced to dine at a farm
house. Not being very well
satisfied with his meal of corn
bread and bacon, he asked if he
might have glass of milk:
mo- replied his host, 'Ah
don't reckon you'll find any milk
around here since the dog died.
Since the dog died?' echoed
the stranger. What's that got
to do with it?'
Why replied the farmer,
who do YOU reckon's goin' to 90
an fetch the cow?'"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22

Jane Addams was crossing the
ocean once and. having been ill
herself, started to sympathize
with an Ilishman in the second
cabin, who apparently was hav-
ing very active time.
Laying her hand gently on the
lrishman's shoulder, Miss Adams
cried; 81 am very sorry you are
SO i'll, my good man. Your
stomach is only weak, that's all" "
Wake stummick nawthin',"
answered the Irshman. "Ol'm
THROWN as fur as any man On
this side the ship, num-"
"A young fellow from the
country called on Henry Ford IN
his workshop, the other day, and
the manufacturer. not knowing
exactly what to show him, pick.
ed up a powerful magnet and
said:
That magnet will draw three
pounds Of iron from distance
of two feet. There is no natural
object on the earth that has
more power"
81 dunno about that, MIR.
Ford" answered the young
countryman thoughtfully. 81
know a natural object, wrapped
in muslin and frllls, that is draw:
ing me every Sunday evening
over Is miles of ploWed fields"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
EXPERT OPINION,

"Do you think it a waste of time
to say please over the telephone ?'
Not any more a waste of time
than half the other conversation that
goes over the wire," replied the
cynical operator.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
iNEXPERTNESS.

"#hat picturesque variations you
have introduced into your dancingw
81 am entitled to no credit" re-
piled Miss Cayenne. "What you call
variations were the efforts of my
partner and myself to quit stepping
on each others feet"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
THE PESSIMIST.

Flatbush-Do, you believe that
love makes the world 60 round?
Bensonhurst-Sure, round to the
divorce court.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
THE REASON.

Weary-Do you know why this is
such hard world?
Walker-Yes. Because all the soft
places are occupied.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
DEFERRED.

Mrs. Knicker-Have you a refer
ence from your last place?
Bridget-No, mum; Oh haven't
gotten the place yet.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
NO PAVING.

Bill-And her father would not
pave the way for her wedding.
Jll-Sure. He refused to fur
nish the rocks.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
NO MORE DODGING.

Jones-Motor cars are very dan
gerous.
Williams-That's the reason I'm
going to buy one.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
SPICE OF LIFE.

"Have you much variety in your
boarding house?"
eve have three different names
for the meals"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
FORTUNES FAvoRITEa.

She-Cholly says he can't yet a
girl to marry him.
He-Now isn't that Just FOOLS
luck!
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1917-08-22
UNDEcIDED.

cts your husband going south
with your
Il haven't decided whether to ask
him or not"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

Wfrs s. Sinui ldbti f~otiania post.
Siripen luo Sort Mrtburiin, Gan. t.
I. II p. aamulla.
Ganialaiiet fofoontiapat oifein iuii
rella joutolla Nrs ia DER Matt Mat-
tilon aiunnoIle I. +. 10 p. Italia.
Subla oil tarfoitettu ii6nnGn ia E.
mannGn 25 NJ. bGGpGimdn funniafii.
Iilaiiuus oil bartpinaiien bausfa.
East. 8. &uotialainen piibui iattu-
min ianoin pQiapGn merfitpfiestd ia
eiitti arnpoffaan bopeaiien fabweilil
Ietin julian ianfareille pstGWGin
puolesta. 2iifutetuin mieIin pubui-
mat ,piel1 lopiifii Mrs ia Scr Matti-
la fiiteIlen raffailoen o%ioitiifien job
oosta iota be eipGt diff mielestdniG
on1ainncet.
Onnea mpGtGnne eoelleen arm. bad
pari. $50 is merit.
Sairbonfiin firfon ~rafennus ra.
bastoon on past. &uotialaiien fautto
labioittaneet ieuraaipat benfilot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
SerieD Gits, q. s.

Ghp. liitb. ieurafunnan puolip,ioii.
fofous oil t. t. IL b. SileistG fGpi
ielnpille eta alfiipitolella mltotta on
ieurafunnan aineellinen ploli ollut
bpmG. 8aiffa menot cmot olleet
noin so bollaria fuufaibesia Min
on moitil mielG mafiaa apanboja mel
foja, forottomia lainoja y. III. 100
%oollaria, ia raboo iai fosiaon 1o2
bollaria ia muiltamia ientteiG. "a
ma tobistaa iita ettei ieurafrnta ole
tullut bpljGtpfii; tpaan on taboottil
toimia len pllGpitGmiiefii. SlimaIo
fiitos iinltlle rafas SID faifesta, ia
ole fanslomme eteenfin pGin.
YpbGfouIu alioista oil mpDs fofo-
us josia tarfastettiin pDbGfoulu fas-
ian tilt. MIfipuolella hpuottp 6 fun
faa,oen ajaIlo on oIIuf tilloia $101.,
81 ia menoia $685.. Seurofun-
naIle labioitti ppbGfoiilu $500, io-
ten mt jGi rabaa fasiaan $10.26. GIT
bGforLlii Iaffautettiin fab6en fuufau-
ben ajafii, fun on foipin fltnmo aifa,
iitte fun lima tiilee milpoiiemmofii
alotetaan toiminta.
Slmat oipat olleet bppin %iateiiio
ia i~GbfomprsfpiliG, joisto on ollitt
mobinfoiafin, apielGpG ibmiiiGfin on
on tuboontiniit.
Siiiri tGtG firioittoisio Jain leboen
iosia of idbfoianoma SeliineistG, ct
tG iiellG on ionpinto.oifens iosia iel-
piteIlGGn ia mGGritellGGn Snomen
oifeiioet ia papaa itiebollinto. Diff
pa bpipG fun iopiiihpat rauballiiesti.
9(tpioliittoon mibittiin Seriep Gi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

tDsiG bein6f. 10 b. niiorln1es Jrdtsr
Moipo uubestatoiipineisto ia neiti
5onnp einosren @eiiIpbOesta. gar
bainta onnea.
2ostcttrl: beinGf. 10 p. gtifooee-
mus ia anna Saastamoiien tptdr
ellie Mnniffi, ipnt. Seriep Gitpsid.
29-9-t6; ia iamona pdipdnd Cot
no ia emilia SGdsfeldiiem poifa Su'
10 cato, ipnt. Yort Gbesterisia, q.
q. 17-t---17.
so. Mnttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
Mmerifam inomalaisten fanialiis.
m~ielisten innomalebtien ia ia.
npmalrbtien toimittajdin
Dbteinen fofons.

SGntGn beinGfuiin t5-,-17 pairpi-
nd pithpGt Mmerifan iuomolaisten
faniaIliSmielisten ianomalebtien e.
oustajot ia toimittojat pbteiien nett
,potteIufofcuficn Gbicogosio. 2pbpt
uutincn on iiitd Iufiiafunnallc 10
fcrtonut. 3ofoufien oionottoiina o.
Iiaot uieimmot lebtemme %eoustaii'
neen, oil ianon,aIebtimiebiG pitfien-
fin toipaIicn tnfaa, fcsfustelenasia
ia barfitiemasia lifuiiia icfd lebtia
ettG niioen Infiiafuntaa f%osfetpia
ootteclIiiia ia taloubelliiia fpipmpf.
iiG.
Hion on p%orifpmmentd tulotta fi-
lumtt iiitG ioIIoin fanomalebtimie-
bemme oIipat pbteiiesid fofoufiesia
oIIcct. SbmisifdGn ndboen iiis Jon.
een pitf6 oifa. YaIion miilitofiia fc-
bitpsfuIusio ia oIoiubteisio or to-
in6n oion ~fulucsio to%pobtunit foiffi-
ala cifd iiiinfoan m6bimmin bromct
!opio iiirtofoniommc oloisia, ionfo
omoipGriieIle molfamalle monenloi-
let tlilIct fobolpeiiGniG nostu,pot.
QonioIaistcmmc IufiimddrG on pnoii
mucoclta buomottaipasti fospannt,
benfihcu tpomao loaientuniit ia iono.
moIeboist6 fen mufona %prittGnpt mos
tota iiItd oootettrja tpootimnfiio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
Ben9tn tniekka

Ottofoa Sengen mieffo, jofa OH
Siumolon lana. 81. 6: II.
SGmG lpbpt louie o%iottoo nellie
Siimolan ionan arapon .
SGstG lauieesto nGemme eniinn1-
fin, ettG Sumolan iona on mietto,
ionfa YpbG Senfi itie on malmista-
nut. Omat mGGrGsiG ne, ioifu iano.
NOT, ettG ibmiict oliiipot omia aia-
tlifIioan ia mielipiteitaGn firioitta-
meet &oamattiiul. @i, ei. Sbmiiet
eiapGt oil mieffaa apolmistaneet IS.
Sengelle. sc aiepaja, miSiG Set-
gen mieffo on taottil, eli ole ibmisten
oiapot eifd ibmisipoGn. Colin III
miietfin moipot palion ioa6a aifaan.
Sbmisneron trlotteita famine ia toD
tpp meibGn %lllorastaon ibmetella. u.
iotelfaomme maltmmerien iuuria bon
rploipojo, jotfa oipot FUN pienid, vi
mia faltpunfejo, oiottele junia, jotfo
lpbpcsiG ojosia fiioattGpGt meibGt
mailman Htoiiesto tolfostn toiieen,
oiattelc ilmalaiapoja, t~elefponia, Job
folennGttimiG, iGbfopaloaa. Sbmis-
nero plpeilee wiitatesioon niibin.
- 81
&otio mailman firjalliirnittal &lin
ia i~luria, neroffaita aiotufiia ne Il.
lG~ltGhpGtfdGri. Iipon bdmmGstpp ib-
misneron iuuruutta.
Wuttp min merfiIIistG on, fun o.
not fpipmpfiesiG bengelliiet niiot,
eli ibminen pHrmdrrd mitdGn. 81
flrfaan iaata aiatufiienia terdippp-
bella tunfeutuo Sltnalan olennon ~
ppptecn ia pdGstG iiitG ielpille. '@oi
losiain mGGrin pm1m1rrpfie n malosia
tsoistaa SSiimnIan oIemaSinoloa.
8ain tobennGfoiipptccn iiinGfin tGp-
tpp iGGoG . Wutto oiipon mn5ootpn.
ia on neroffnimmnnfadn ibmiien op-
pia itiestGGn tuntemoon, minf6lai-
tcn Sumala on. YanpoIi %ionoofin:
Igi mooiIma %miiialItenio aipnl!a oppi
iuut tuntemnan Sumalaa bGncn nil
iauoesSoan. / &or. 4: 81. SGr ia
noo mpos: &ufo ibminen ticf1G nj.
I'd ibmiicSiG on nun FUN ibmilcr bcn
ii, iofo bGncsiG on? Sonloin Il
tufnon nun FUN ,Suma-
Ian Scnfi tieod mitG Siimalosia or,
iiIIG $enfi tlrtfii faiffi, Siimalan fp-
tpppoetfin. 1 &or. 2: II, 10. 81
Goes p66ie felpiile pienen Iap-
fen oiutufiisto elIei ban itie olpaa iua
ia plbu. &iiinfa oIiii mobooI-
ettG me ipoiiihlme oppia finite.
moan Slimolon ia bGnen ujotuficnio
iImon cttei ban iImaiie niitG2 SiHG
Min poIion forfeampi fuin taiipos OIL
moota, otpot Srmolon oiotlfief mel
oGn aiotufiiomme ia Slmalon tiet
mclean teitGmme. Maitta fiitos Of
SiintnIon. MeioGn ci t%oripitie
elGG ~pimepoesi6 eif1 epGielapppoes-
ID. SiumoIa on iImoisiut itienii
SGn on fen tebnpt Senfcnid
fmitto. Seneen poitittomina opot
ppbct Sun nIos mi:s.t mr. uiier, jf-I
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
&iitG Serraa!

Sails, r1ffaan 9erramme see
iufien iperelld lunastettu, pstdip0nt
iota ippppocsi6 buotoilet: Sierra
bpliGii minut, Sierra mnboitti mi-
nut" &uinfa palion iuurempi ipp +.
iinulla oIrii fiitttGG Sumalaa, iofa
10 ennen iianfaitfiiia aitoja on iintsa
ratastanut i~ddtGcsiGnid f%orjata iinut
Iapiefienia Yoiasiania Sceiutiesia
&ristufiesia DIET fastettu Sidn ia
Hoian ia NpbGn Sengen ntmeen, o.
let fostcesia pddlleii pufenut &ris-
tufien. &ristms on finuIle annetti
wiiiouoefii, ,panbursfaloefii ppbi-
tpfiefii ia lunastufiefii. Npt fatie-
lee taiapaallinem SID iinl.a Sebastian
ia Seeiufiesia. Diet Serramme See
iitfien teosia bGncn tGpbellinen omdi.
i%uitenla. Diet bdnen tblaamania
moriian ia banen fansiania taispaa,t
perillinen. Ostaapd fallis, ppidbop
ojattelemaan fuinfa iruirta iufua
olcmmc, fun olemme taiapadlliien s.
famine liitto-lapiia, ioista ban title
lanoo: "mrloret pitG1 mGlttdmGn ia
fuffulat lanfeeman, mutta minitn
raribani liitto eli pioG teistG poiffee-
man pois." 81, ajattele tarfemmim
rafas murbeellinen iielu, fuinfa moi
iifaan Simola iinua bpljatG, fun
bGn lite ianoo: "llnbottaafo ipaimo
lapiitfaiieniA, ettei bGn muista fob
tlnia poifoa, ia paiffa bGn unobtai-
H. Min en- MIND linun ifGnG unoboa."
&iiule, fuinfa ban lupaa lite iinua
boitaa. S1n main ppptad: "tpp6D
minun armooni, minun boitooni.
SGn ianoo: "fosfa MIND beistG nd
ban ~erfaliin Joplin nina fem iota
minun iieluni rafastao. MinG tar
tiiin bGneen ia en- taboo bdnta Iastea
iiiben asti, ett1 nina bGnen iaatart
minun Gitini buoneeieen, minun 6iti-
nj fammioon. Naif Sitntala itie T,-
poo opastao ia iobbattoa iinrrt lipaa
maania lapiioifeuben tGpbelliieen o.
mistufieen ia natitintoon ia tpiimein
taihpaan iloon. SifiipG tho Serralta
opefettu. palion fofennt Sdfpio Blnl-
6obtaofin: Sierra oiota minitlIe fl
nun tieii ia opeta miniiIIe Sinl1n Dol
fuii. Soboata minua Simin totuii-
oesiaii ia opeta miniia, iilIG Sind o.
let Sumala jofa alttat'', SSa paiffn'
Siimala iuuresta raffntoestania
fuljettaafin toiiinoan iinua miirbeen
polfuia mpoten, min i%ittenfin SGn
faiffi bDpin toimittaa. Sinasia, ps.
tdapd rafas, on mieId polion iitd, io-
to ei pit6iii olla. "&oettele miniia
Serra ia fiulaa minlia, piboista mir
nun mitnasfuiini ia ipoGmeni." &l1r
Sierra iaa meta furittaa io opettaa,
Min filloin fiittGin SiimaIaa ianom-
me Daipioin fansia: "Sind onnat-
minun nGboG paIion ia fltiiria ab6i&
(Satfoa ieuroaauaIla iiipitIla)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
Mobot on Iabetetth Scsobu @ustt

&abat on labetettb Sobn @nsfaf-
sonille Sairbafiiin.
&iitos labjoitaiille.
e. T. 80 b. tiilee olemaan fuiri al
ia "iionfirffoiilla" fila iilloin on
firfon pibasia iublat feidfoullin lop-
piaiiifii.
2apiilta on r%lniaasti objelmaa ia
toinotaan mieraitafin pl,bujia iaato-
apan. &oulusia fdp lapiio 80.
Sunnuntaina t. +. % b. lasfi post
9. &oipunlGfi 10 lasta RIPPLE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
Ransan kirjeita
GIh Winn.

Toiffofunnallomme on ipicroillnt
past. &. O. Risianen 8inlopionisto.
SGncIIG oil mlfonoon ipoimonio, ia
pori Iosto iefG noimonio Giti ia meIi
Wotfonio be tefipGt post. %isioien
aiitoIlo.
Bast. 3isionen ioornaii I. I. II b.
Italia. &iitos fGpnnist6nne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

&uomout1iS firffofaintomme
papeiIIe. Mlefirioitoneen Iuono To-
api Ybopsepaltain baIlitufien tilasto-
tictoien oiiamies MRr. s.. s.. Nbrens,
Basbinetonista, 8. 6. ottamasia iel
mad miten oifeastaon ON fdpnpt nil
Den Observation-Disclosures fonsia ioita
|lpiime fe,pGnn6 lGbetettiin, fun ei nil
tG ole faiffia t6ptettpind tafaiin Ia
betettp. San pIi tqprpt tapaamasio
ioitofin pappciamme beioan fooeis-
Iaan, maan eli olIiif faiffia iaaniit to-
wata, fun olhpdf oIleet mitfamatfoil-
laan. Der MBrens fdsfi allefirioit-
tajan ilmoittamaan faifiIle papeil-
femme, eta tGpttdipGt fpipmpfiesi6
oIcpat listat diepart plan tai iolleipat
iitG tee tebf00t Min, ettd IGbettGm1t
allcfirjoittaneelle tilastOtietoia ieii-
rafuntain p%Gfilrapuista, erittGin
fummastafin iufupuolesta ia aifai-
iista ia lapiista ia ieiirafunnalle fun
llnpista rafennirfiista futen firfoista
foulubuoneista ia papptIoista. Ep-
bGfonluista, lasten ia opettaiain md
filmpuista, Min allefirjoittanut tGpt-
taG listat ia lGbettdd ne ballitifielIe
Der Mbrens bnomai,tti, ettei tatG aii.
az piod fatioa pl6n, fiita tpoipi ioil-
tla ballitufi en fansia tefemiiiin ia
ballitus tilee luonnolliiesti pita-
mGGn nisfoittelepina iellaiiet ala
maiiet, iotfa eiauGt eoes t~tollaiiisia
tilostotietoia fosfetpisia aiioisia tab
90 olla balIitufieIle fuuliainen.
Mllefirioittanlit toiapoo, ettG tGmG
aiia MT pitemmittd ielmitpfiittG ote-
taan biomioon, onban iiitG ollat 10
miime feipGnnGfin buomaut,ista 10
MT teette iofo tGptdtte lite ia panette
len olotteen fotelon pGGlle mifG
niisid OH ia fabben ientin postimer-
fillG nari,stettiina lGbetGfte bollititf-
ielle tai toilette Min tee, Min labet-
tG.fGG tilastotiebpt aIIefirjoitaneelle
&innioitain,
g. @uori.
s. g.: gttei wGGrin pmmGrrpstf
ipntpiii iiinG ettG firffofnntammt
popit oliii ainoat iotfo on lponeet la
min tuon allan iaon mainito etta pal
10 oil miibinfin firffofuntiin frulu
mia; jotfa omat iamaan mGlinpitdmat
tomppteen ipplIiiiG. = Cana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

= Tuloja labetpsfasioon: Sn-
Dermap, Cost. Gan. folebti post. S.
Eapolan fautta feiGfuulla ;. $2.65
Bast. g. @uoren talolla fabpi.
%popoGstd, beinGf. % y. :. $3.77
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

= 8eli eli toiien tlisfia tunne, or
poa ei aqua ~buutafpan biiolta; ST.
molo ne pfiin p~mmGrtGG liapittGen
tltsfam ia aipitn tho.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
Siiom.. 2utb. 4ltstannusliif

Siiom. .2utb. &itstannusliif-
Teen fustann,flello on ilmestpnpt
tobt. S. g. Tifonoerin firjoitamona
Martti 2utberin elGmGferto. &irjo
on painettu bpp1lle poperille, iioot-
III moatefoniiin, binta $1.25. &at-
Iofao ilmotista leboestGmme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

= Il1 meme nurffaan benfea o.
bottomaon ia old anna olla perfeleen
n~isfosiaii iisfo enimmin mitG Srma
Ia ianoo iinulle i~anasiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

= &1rultraii Jana au~tuuoesta,
tGtfe ie ipoGmeii failpoon iailpttadt-
feii usfo fllilIon beoelmGnG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
= Rufoile, fee tpotd, mutta ola
unboita lGbimGiieii tarpeita.

= &iennG jpfpa fplluamaan par-
baiiesla ~feipaGsiG, mutta jGtG foria-
rs faiffi woiipan fGteben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26
ybteenia $12t.s5

S6lIG iummolIo iootiin tGfGIdiStG
roboo mit62 1885, josto laiiiun on
taiiIIe ia poiipon ndbneille ipbGmelIi
iet fiitofiet. @rittGin GIepclonoin
pstdiuiue, iotfo ontoipot bprpGn eff
merlin IdbetpfieIIe iibraomiiesio.
&erra iiunatfoon iuuret ia pienct an
timetl
z. Winffinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

= Surbaa on iaarnata puitteisia,
ellei &ristista iotpiteta rintafebGn T.
fGlle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-26

Saapponil1betpfi len prolesta
fiitolIinen tiIitps:
Yastori 80. Bisforin falita GaIr-
metista olen mostaonotanit rabalG-
bctpfien, iofa on fofoon faatu ier-
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@afefielo, Micb.:
AIRS Sobn &osfelon faltta :. $500
gsorquete, Micb.:
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Seimoien faiitta ...... $4.25
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fotsfo $3.50
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Miss 5onnp SofoIon f:tto 105.t0
BoinespilIe, Ohio:
ytiss Siiii &auboIta ...... $500
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= @iime firfolIistotoufiesio pa-
littiin allefirioittanut firffoflintam-
me Spnsleboen toimittaiafii. &ofo-
lrfien pGGtofien mufaon on Iebti ia
malta usfonpuboistusmuiston iubIa
%juffoiiu, ioten ie on olepa muotoon-
"a ia iiiGlIpficeniG nGbocn entist6 e.
bompi. SGmGn ioboosta pppbdn e.
ponfeelisto fristifaniaa f~irioitufiil.
liam omustamaon leboen ilmcstp-
mistd ia moboolliiesti IGbettdmGdn
mposfin firioituficcnia iomeltunpon
flapon. &%irioituSten on oItapo pc
rinG 10 eIof. Is p. iin6 FIIoin alote-
toon fiitpia ia fir~ioitehmien moIinta
iefG niiben painotiis.
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