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BUTTE VICTIM RUN OUT
or IRON COUNTY.
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while here, says that the Butte peo-
pie have the only system that will
protect this nation against this gang
of cut-throats. The Iron county com
mittee didn't go as far as the Butte
committee, but they used the same
system in a milder form, He prophe-
sizes that ere this l. w w. menace l.
eradicated there will be several oc-
currences such as that at Butte bas-
ing his prophecy upon the fact that
the l. W. w. has declared a war up
on organized government and has de-
creed against the safety Of every man
woman and child in the nation
They propose anarchy in this ma
tion and the only way to fight fire
is with fire; TO eradicate them, crush
them SO completely and effectually
that they will fear the wrath OF the
people for they do not fear the gov.
ernment
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county Jail
John Rimpola. three months In
Houghton county Jail
John Soikkel one year and six
months at Fort Leayenworth and nine
months at Detroit
Pietro Pierro. one year and six
months at Fort Leayenworth.
Yalmar Jarkkela. sixty days at De
troit and $4,000.
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CHANGE OF TIME NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that begin
ming Monday. August 6, the grocery
stores OF this city will open and close
by standard time. that being one hour
later than the present opening and
closing. Charles Neugebeaur. chair
man committee.
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sLAcKERs GO TO JAIL.
Men Who Evaded Registration Were
Sentenced Last Wednesday.


at Marquette last Wednesday and
were given various terms in different
Jails and prisons.
The stiffest sentence was given the
disturbers at Negaunee who tried to
prevent men from registering. Two
OF them were sentenced TO one year
and six months at hard labor In the
federal prison at Fort Leayenworth.
One was given an additional sentence
OF ninety days in the Detroit House
OF Correction for failure TO register.
The Iron county men were not Civ
en- as stiff sentences where they
showed good sense and registered
having only short jail terms handed
them in the county Jail, but those
who refused to register when the op-
portunity was presented them the sec
ond time got a trip to the Detroit
house OF correction
One Marquette man grinned when
the Judge pronounced sentence OF
thirty days and Judge Session i'm
mediately added another thirty days
to the sentence which effectually took
away the grin.
The list OF those sentenced is as
follows, the star in front OF the
name indicating the Iron county men:
Gilbert Bertognolli, thirty days,
Marquette county Jail.
Kaarle Mustaiorie, sixty days in
Marquette county Jail.
Kalla Maenpaa, thirty days, Mar
quette county Jail.
'Alvin Kortenen. twenty days, Iron
county Jail.
Victor Mustapaa. thirty days, Mar
quette county Jail.
liver Pere, thirty days, Marquette
county Jail.
Erick f. Erickson, thirty days in
Marquette county Jail.
Kalle Maxi, ninety days Detroit
house OF correction.
Jack Maxi, thirty days, Marquette
county Jail.
'John Nick Hautala, twenty days.
Iron county Jail.
Rafel Laine. ninety days, Houghton
county Jail,
Matti Niskenen. ninety days, Hough
ton county Jail.
John PaiYonen, ninety days, Hough-
ton county Jail.
.svan Kulkki twenty days, Iron
county Jail.
Frank Brander, four months, Del.
Ia county Jail.
Arv6 Rivers, ninety days, in Delta
county Jail.
Helje Ketola, sixty days in Delta
county Jail
Arvo Kulkki, sixty days in Delta
county Jail.
Victor Kuleo, ninety days, Detroit
house of correction.
sGust Miller, six months, Detroit
'Nick Maxi, six months, Detroit.
Henry onio, six months, Detroit.
'Alex Moillenen, six months, De
troit
tNick Fore, six months, Detroit.
sFrank Ola, four months, Detroit
sVaino Alto, four months, Detroit
Henry Laine, four months, eDtroit
'John Rautio, 40 days, Marquette
county Jail
Erick Tenhanen, four months, De
troit
.Paul Pavelich. four months. De
troit
Samuel soldo, four months, De
troit
.Manu Porra, four months, ED
Z troit
.oney Aho, four months, Detroi
a tMatt soderino, four months, De
s troit
i .John Aho, thirty days, MarQuett
county Jail
Meck Pannaa, thirty days, Mar
q quette county jail,
4 'Matt Maenpaa thirty days, Maj
o quette county Jail
r ERIK Aho, forty days, Marquett
Il county Jail
'Reino salmi, twenty days in Iro
q county Jail.
= FOnni Aho, twenty days, Iron cour
% ty Jail.
o George MukkaIa, sixty days, Ma
e quette county Jail.
Henry Pantala, twenty days, Iro
county Jail.
'oscar Auto, fifteen days in Iro
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f25-244l Anton w. Johnson, Crys-
tai Falls, Michigan.
126 1895 Gust n. Anderson. STAN
baugh, Michigan.
127-- 223 Joseph Shilla, Crystal
Falls, Michigan
12s-2066 Francisco Costo. Palatka,
s. twp. Michigan.
i29-144l Kavoork Kachadoorion,
Stambaugh, Michigan
130- III Steve Gesrgeif. Iron River,
Michigan.
131-2330 Jacob Michael Oswald.
Crystal Falls, Michigan.
1872 602 Anton o. Anderson, Iron
River, Michigan.
133-- 800 Isaac Makiluoma, Amasa,
Michigan.
1S4-2233 VIM. Henry Looney. Gaas-
ira, Michigan.
135-- rs Jalmer Johnson, Iron Riv
er, Michigan.
Aoo-lolo Joe OHtIohyt aiabhof AnANit
1877 772 Albert Johnson. Iron River
Michigan.
13s-1456 Olof Johnson, Iron River
Michigan.
13s- 72l Andrew Baran. Iron River.
Michigan.
140-l419 James Hosking, STAN
baugh. Michigan.
14l-2390 Werner Holmes, Crystal
Falls. Michigan.
142- 1856 Russell John Hoar, Iron
River, Michigan.
1850 John Junk, Palatka, Mich.
144-1476 Helmer Green quist, STAN
baugh. Michigan.
145- ESQ Tony Urban, Crystal Falls,
Michigan.
146-2322 VIM Makanskas, Crystal
Falls, Michigan.
147-1292 Andrew Anderson, Alpha,
14s- e72 Louis Anderoli. Iron River,
Michigan.
149-lO2O Anton Rosetti. Iron River,
Michigan
150-1103 Henry Pastola, Iron River,
Michigan.
151- 46 Arvid Anderson. Iron River
Michigan.
Summoned to Appear August 5.
152- ss3 John Chas. Corbett, Iron
River, Michigan.
153- TAI Daniel p Monahan, Iron
River, Michigan.
154-- 966 Enrico Mariani, Iron River
Michigan.
155- S6S Matt Koski. Iron River
Michigan.
156-22SO Fred Groulx, Iron River
Michigan.
157-2456 Joseph Sturman, Crystal
Falls, Michigan.
15S- 332 Edwin Lofdonl, Amasa
Michigan.
159-209O Edigio Dalcanale, Palatka
Michigan
100 379 George Muskulen. Amasa
Michigan,
16l-1560 Victor r. Smidolus, STAN
baugh, Michigan.
1872 sac John Poulos, Iron River
163-2i07 Angelo Signorin, Palatka
Michigan.
164- 1914 Vaino V. Matt Crysta
Falls. Michigan.
165- s74 Frans John Lassi, Beech
wood, Michigan.
1876 $50 Nicholas T. Diedericks
Iron River, Michigan
l67-2595 Alex Pennala, Crysta
Falls, Michigan.
16s-1S0O Kalle Kaskella, Alpha
Michigan.
1863 2124 John Retzoir, Palatka. Mic
17O-1673 David Carlson, stambaugf
Michigan.
171-1sS7 euro Katich, Palatka, twI
Michigan.
: l72- 29S John DOrani Crysta
Falls, Michigan.
173-243S Honsta Paivarinta, Cry'
tai Falls, Michigan.
ia 675 Carl Anderson, Iron Rive
Michigan.
+. l75-2132 Ricardo Guiliani, Palatki
Michigan.
\ l76-t769 Frank Dugno, Palatk
Michigan,
, 177-t294 Vitaliano I. Pugliese, A
pha, Michigan.
17S-114S Sam Johnson, Beechwoo
Michigan
- 179-1647 Ettore Mocatti, Stambaug
Michigan.
/, 1s0-255S VIM Quderika, Crystal Fal
Nftghfpau
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52-l676 Erick Jarvinpaa, STAN
baugh, Michigan.
53-l26s Joe Kraveez, Alpha, Mich
54-lS91 Thomas Lee. Palatka Mich.
55- 775 John w Sensiba, Iron
River, Michigan.
5s- 4S6 Carl Hanson. Iron River,
Michigan.
81 692 Arvi Holberg. Iron River,
Michigan.
S. 900 Enrico Domini, Iron River,
Michigan
59-19S6 Joe Rigono, Palatka, Mich.
CO. $40 Geo. Henry Peterson, Iron
River. Stambaugh, Mich.
elise Steve Miller. Stambaugh,
y. tMichigan.
$3.50 Joe Rosemosky, Crystal
Falls, Michigan.
63-16S2 Paul Axel Peterson, STAN
baugh, Michigan.
ca 507 Dugal Archie McIsaac,
Iron River, Michigan.
65- 800 Hjalmar Elmer Kanto,
Crystal Falls. Michigan.
Co 437 Edw Albert p. Reimann.
Iron River, Michigan.
67-1324 Matt Kosnella, Alpha, Mich
6S- 6O4 Victor Carl Larson, Iron
River. Michigan.
60 43 Alvin Victor Johnson, Iron
River, Bates twp, Mich.
70-21S1 JOS Buchockoczki, Gaastra,
Michigan.
71-1763 John Lind. Palatka, Mich
72-154S John Barlock. Iron River.
Michigan.
73-1264 Regis Recher, Alpha, Mich.
74-1066 Herbert Lear. Iron River.
75- 924 Fiorani Fortunate, Iron
River Michigan.
76-2455 Geo. VIM Schober, Crystal
Falls, Michigan.
Summoned TO Appear August Z.
77-2501 Nick Shodes, Crystal Falls,
Michigan.
7S- 420 Josef Karmawski, Amasa,
Michigan.
7s-1o14 Edward ]. Scoll. Iron Riv-
yer, Michigan.
Soils Pascuale Caracio, Crystal
Falls, Michigan.
81 514 John B Fountain, Iron Riv-
er. Michigan.
s2-2374 Louis DUMAS, Crystal Falls
Michigan.
So 433Bert A. Jackson, Iron Riv-
er, Michigan.
S4-132S Frank Aho, Alpha, Mich
S. 10 Anton Faetsch, Bates
township, Michigan.
s6-1O45 Edgar Gremore, Iron Riv-
er, Michigan.
s7-1031 Olin G. Dryer, Iron River,
Michigan
sS-17O5 Samuel Mahon, Pentoga,
Michigan.
s9-1331 Charles Hokala, Alpha,
Michigan.
sO-1sS5 Gustav A. Harold, STAN
DauBnt michigan
81 4S7 Elaas Kuder, Iron River
Michigan.
\ 92-12S2 Tony Assise, Alpha, Mich
93-1223 John Nasberg, Alpha, Mich
94-1s47 Mike Ivanoh, Palatka Mich
s5- 797 Joseph Gelmi. Iron River
Michigan.
90 140 Emil Mack, Crystal Falls
Michigan.
97-2599 Erick Aho, Crystal Falls
Michigan.
9S-1536 Rudolph Baumgartner
stambaugh. Michigan.
9e-1922 Dominic Selmo, Palatka
Michigan.
1Oo-1723 Fiorello Gugllotta, Palatka
Michigan.
1O1-1779 Louis Tibaldo, Palatka
Michigan.
1O2-1236 Frank Bauch, Alpha, Mich
to3-2247 Moses J. Levernois, Crys
tai Falls. Michigan.
1o4-2011 Stanley Bray, Palatka
\ Michigan.
1866 432 Frank Phillipski, Amasa
Michigan.
1906 is Peter Marinoff, / II. Bate
township, Michigan.
f07- 652 John +. Johnson, lro
River, Michigan.
1OS- 927 Peter John Nora, lro
River, Michigan.
1O9-14S4 Mike Yellund, StambauSt
Michigan.
10 739 Joseph Wyosnick, lro
River, Michigan
111-1751 John Novara Palatk'
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Deatha

ABTHAINZ.--July q, MARIE ALTHAINZ.
= ~ BAREER-5@iy % ;. J6liN husband Of Mar,
Barker aged 70 Relatives and friends invited
p2ySto pr USrS dreehwood TX % of rs rs GSe' GSm Auto fu
BEANs. .mjuly !. at 1000 n a4th ct. Phila.
EMMA KULP. wife Of Herbert II. Beans and
at and f4HE nnR nSd aa to
Fri; p. m, cha9ol Of Kirk Nice. 03ol Ger,
Lutheran Church. Sat., p N, Int. PT,!!yqqiie. :,
BEIdA aaoz rsssiGea;e Of Wl,Ii2m Hr
iSeeS Ham, WIDOW 5SS" Of j. William NJ 0 Bc i Rea
T rTenRs ome IS d 59n5S JGR e
msrie Son 2I27 Broad ST, Int Pri,yst3e
may view remains Thurs, to 10 p. M, Funeral
bella ana as e AAMhE 6a'SfRa Gnaa & HsS
sed asyS a. Rsa5yes 5 ana oJ5l Teg9s Pytcd t9 H.
requiem high mass Visitation Church h. 10 'S,'T a. M
u "iHiLEEsslNG5.nSJIqglEy 3 EDWARD husband Of
nd Gi ands GaSds SdisPG Gouna Ffd No. S s gPy' F.
Al AL employees R oil, o. g q 45th Ward. station b,
2oi7 E. vcnnnso SSq 70 Int tufsas Eas csds IP Gem
Remains imay, be viewed Fri. 5. to 10 D, m.
AUEh wlfe Of % David dfS Bo4er \ aged o. 'OF Rola a.
m. 2S King at. Mt. Holly. Int. Brotherhood
prDN6 nSs 4 ROSE aST FSnsTa Of ss 4 q
a. M, 40i9 Hopes st. Solemn requiem mass ut
GStbSdTa Gem Relatives surST and ~ friends Our
Moth, Mother e, OF Sorrows Altar Rosary and Sacred
BROWN-At Elizabeth, n j., July 3. 1917,
LYDIA A., widow OF RcnwiCk Wilson Brown, in
dence. "a Delaware st., Elizabeth Fri. July 8,
" BTnYAN-July. =. MARIE A., widow Of David
Il; Bryan and dauEhteE Of Sarah and Benja-
camac st, Relatives and friends Invited to ~:
E s9 "a M 5amn 7eos 25tV az
Saints Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
=. BRYoNIAt. Prcsbyterlan Homo for. Aged
Couples Couples and Men bala, Pa:, July =, ELIZA.
Home, Sat, on arrival Of 2:lo p, m. train from
Broad st; station. Int; NJ. Morlah Gem.
BuTTERFIELD. - suddenly, June 80. at
ER6lysgyi6sT Beach n; J TH0AiAS b son Of
NJ. f.. Church, stonemen's Fellowship Club,
state Fenchles Of Phila.; Troop No. 10. Boy
scouts Gawanefe' 20. 2ol. j. o. r. NJ inyted
H. HersS ss e. Broad s servSes er ST.
Luke's NJ. p. Church, Broad and Erie ave,
y. m. Int. Northwood Gem. Newark IN. j.
CANTWELL.-July 4. NICHOLAS. son OF late
Michael and Mary Cantwell; Funeral, TO which
No. l. are invited Sat a. M, residence son in,
law. Michael J. Hogan, 1909 N. 10Th st. Mass
Holy Cross Gem. Auto funeral.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. July .. RICHARD
P son OF Mary A. and late Richard Chambers.
mass Of rcasm al al iS 10 a ST. M sqsmn Rea
tyes and friends Invited TO attend. Int Holy
.CoMLY.-At summerdale N. j.. July 4.
ANNIE f., widow OF Robert H. Comfy, formerly
OF Bustleton. IA. Relatives and friends invited
70 funeral, sat p; M, residence OF son-in-
SERVICES at home. Int, private Harleigh Gem,
bsra bSM EaS @ dauTRsf f Joh9 55 And Anne
John e DetlTS Oaks Pa seTylees Green Sro!TPSF Free
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DEATHS

invited. Int. Great Valley Presbyterian Church.
Autos Will meet trains arriving at Paoli Station
:O4 :a4, 904 and 1923, -. ,,.
wOODS.-July 4. ELLA r" wife ot Morgan
r. Woods, aged 90. Relatives ana trlenos "
dence OF husband. Nixon st., shawmont' Phila'
nv wooDsDmJnne mf5sTr 40, WILLIAM J. WOODS.
husband of Alberta Woods tnss Mandt MMessdto Sad
20. Relatives and friends, Benjamin Harrison
Council, M o2, ,Jr. .. W A. NJ a1a "a en-, r.
funeral services, sat 80 p ,nd m es2S Gr9yii esi
Fri, s to. 10 ., m. Auto egrJsEssi, ,,,rn van.
NALL aged So Relatives and friends Invited
TO funeral services, Fri, p. M, III Cricket
ave. Ardmore, Pa. Int private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-05

less epeculatOrh.'
Court Marion No 2I4. n It's splendid gs,.s1t sub;
No 346, "has shown devoted patriotism
worthy Of smglation Proporttionate to ,ys s
any other body q like membsrship:n Grand
.Thle spirit of The intrepid hero Marion, shows
Itself g the acts Of his loyal fGliowSrs 2t To
the nation and have no duty to perform, but the
boys OF Marion come forth at the call OF the
their purse to help tho nation In It's call for
assistance"
Tho consolidated courts committee Of Mont
oqSr @ Gpn ha S sSnoP oPy s'ss2s al
convened In executive session 20 further arrange
mcnts for the combined carnival to be held July
~ as county commemorative fote in Conncc.
tlon with the celebration Of the natal day of
the Foresters of America, The next session Of
the activity unit will be held July Il at Court
Pride. Of Norristown.
The social meeting turned into q rally TO
congratulate the degree team Of Chetenham, No.
80, upon It's being accorded tho special prize OF
tiOO for It's proficiency IN eSempnhcation which
q. c. 4. J. II. Kirk, Of No. los, unanimousy
Court no. i5s." states =. O. C. r. Bradley.
Of No. s.. Stands IN the foreranks of the fra
ternity as an eSemplar Of real activity. Unlike
who start In all directions only 20 arrive mo-
where. this body Of workers has for years
planned it's projects and diligently worked the
practical plans TO successtul achieVgmenis ~
has ideals, but experience taught n that Ideals
do not amount to much unless they are rcso-
lutey tried 10 be realized. II systcmatized It's
work and holds ita Ideals within ltE EraRp, never
reinMng me Frasn, , Ihe tri9ute - o. ,ne con
Nentlon was a snohtaneous scknoWI"dEh,nt %
the worth Of this splendid aggregation In It's
wisbars tbnt thc force Of it's example viii exert
q wholesome influence upon all other branches
hnI, approximation ot teeHE ,IaEn sns s
unreaHing.' Tho brethren OF tho immediate Us
irict especially appreciate the reward OF 10
l58 as one duo TO the most energetic body within
the confines OF tho county"
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HELP wANTED-MALE
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YOUR POSITION -,
awaits YOU Superintendents. .princlpas,
teachers managers, private, rural, business OF
hiFh school; also office managers bookkeepp-
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educa tionai and technical: opportunities eaaI;
anteed 10 gentlemen and ladies; ans, paIt Or
the United States, Canada or South AmeIisa'
write us your qualifications and what you oe-
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Hepanna Tribe No IL, held social night last
Thursday; In In addition to corn and venison, the
~ selections. Talks were made by c. Of H..
Tom Smith, p. s. BIZ Curry, Deputy George
Aonteith and others
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-05

Algonquin Tribe, No. 398. held a big meet
ing on Wednesday night and much pleasure
a. deputy great sachem. G. OF II. Bender made
q talk on tho war situation and railroad facili-
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GIRLS TO wrap and box nes; steady work.
good pay Apply 1918 Frankford ave.
GIRL TO assist nurse. Phone Bryn Mawr 629.
HOUSEKEEPER. managing, for a small Phila-
depha hospital; only those having had IN
stItutIonal experience will he nsdered; state
past experience and full details. Address p
727, Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPIIER wanted: some experience pre-
ferred. Apply ]. Bird Meyer Co, 1912 Vine.
TYPIST-Young lady. experienced, with knowl-
edge OF shorthand state experience. salary
and reference. 10I. Ledger Office.
MATTRESSES and cham aids. Hotel Bscayne,
Ocean city. Apply $40 Federal St, Camden
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SITUATIONS wANTED-,FEMALE

COMPANION-Bright, practical woman desires
position: country preferred Write =. oOth 81,
YOTTNG LADY, entertainer. wishes engagements
with children or social functions, city or local
u Al Ledger Branch. $500 Germantown ave
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AUTO SUPPLIES
AUTO TIRES

BALL AND ROLLER BEARrNos
The Civilian Company
Walnut a491 or Race 3O65-fsi4 a..
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

TO HIlkE-Day or night. brand-new b-passang.r
touIlh5 cars. kl.25 houri new 7-pssssnssSI
nSSsheis; sSsnsi,;v N'99 hour up Weddings funefais
Pop. l2ll. or Pop. l404, or Pop' IeiPP PPh9Knes, K,
INpEPENDENT TAXICAB CO.
HUDSON Super-Six LimousineS
Special attention TO weddings and funeral.
Dlsmona o4oo. Never closed. Park 75
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Shawnee Tribe, No 8, seems b have taken
en- new lease Of life. Deputy Al Ritscrt
reports the tribe doing good work. G. Of II,
Funnel aud p. =. Russel working for
class adoption.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SALESMAN Of ability would like to represent
/ or q good accounts among the automobile
trade in Michigan. Address Atkinson, S43
stanton. Detroit.
SUPERINTENDENT or manager OF a wood.
working business; thoroughly competent ana
capable OF handling big prop. NJ Sl2, Led.On
YOUNG MAN 2s years old. high school grad
nate experienced stenographer, bookkecper.
building superintendent and salesman. desires
positon no objection TO TRAVELLING Audress
M 1852, Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. @ years sales. purchasing, cost
and timekeeping experience, construction and
mfg lines: avail. imme. o58. Ledger Cent
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Neshaminy Tribe, No. %, Is hustllng for an in
crease. The Dakota degree team has been re-
oueBted to do the work a class adoption.
6. OF X. Bruder, Z. S. Graft and +. s. Fox are
always working.
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wawatem Tribe. No. 93, kept in the lime
Hight by holding a big celebration on Thursday
night the Maumee Minstrels and Wawatem .
Band furnishing tho entertainment, Il, ); sam
Rlhy. l.. s. Cunny, Brother Lane and Deputy
harry Wigglesworth did tho talking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-05

Ioka Tribe No. 300. held an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday night at Twenty-sixth
street and Columbg avenue. r. 5: Mehior was
congratulated his appointment as deputy
sreat sacnem. The tribe is making plans for
q big term. The leaders in the work are
9. OF Il, David Turner. 4. $. Harry kneckt
and p s.. Mehlor.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NICHOLS. 1929 Bainbridge st. want
cooks, laundresses, wattresses chambermaidi
etc. Phone Locust 21BO.
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ALLENTOWN. Pa.
ALLENTOWN PREPARATORY

School for Boys, Prepares for colleges and mi
yersities. Magnificent new building. hne country
location, Junior Dept Rates $500 to $3.50 Boy
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PAIN, MORE THAN DEATH. CAUSES FEAR

Molie able book At least that what
IN ne note she sent down to the car by Pri
as nave to goodbyes in public places.
around and wish train time would earlier
uled.
hate people go to the train with mel mean of
they Will stay the train until begins
visions of killed being left behind
antics at station goodbye The reeraon
TIM ,nn n sn o,set TO write Hope you VIII nave good
not assnne speeches get on nerves.
or right but even want that before
think up things of no import to
Molle being sensible person. probably
syneasy and when the letter handed it
and Dick is asleep the
here with Moes dear letter in hand and with
OF Joy for the happiness that is coming to Mole and
tears of grief over our loss.
MargeI know you will forgive me for not say
ing goodbye to much of eternal
II expect every woman in condition feels black
her at tmesthe fear that when
into battle with the knowledge he facing death.
Il think Mage with both and women. is not death
dread much the usually
fore death comes benevolent spirit take
But Marge. expectan always
the terrible
time Margie walking Eysan fields baby
What terrible thing
who know they will bring unwanted socalled egmate
into the know the coming baby which should be the
browning of fe will bring the plory scandal which
not only disgrace for the child
as soon as my baby comes am going to try and inter-
est Eene and other influential wealthy
have laws enacted making all children into the world
whether In the shelter outside legitimate
I'VE have lived long under that cruel mosaic which
the sins the fathers shall be visited the children We
this should make first duty only ourselves
those who after to 1t mgated far possible
men the other on Hates that are ated
have good time Margie and want Dick WELL
onv the health bodies the health souls
Ito BE Continued.)
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