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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
TELLS DYSPEPTICS
WHAT TO EAT
Avoid Indi9estion, Sour Acid stomach
Henrtburn, Gas On Stomach, Etc.


Indigestion and practically all forms
thorities. are due nine times out OF ten
to an excess of hydrochlorfc acid IN
the stomach Chronic .acid stomach
is exceedingly dangerous and surfer
ers should do either one OF two things.
Either they can go on limited ana
often disagreeable diet. avoiding FOODS
that disagree with them. that irritate
the stomach and lead to excess ACID
secretion or they can eat as they
please In reason and make 1t prac-
tice to counteract the effect OF the
harmful acid and prevent the forma-
ton of gas. sourness or premature
fermentation by the use OF little
Bisurated Magnesia at their meals.
There is probably no better, safer or
more reliable stomach antiacid THAN
Bisurated Magnesia and 1t is widely
used for this purpose. IT has no d1.
rect action on the stomach and Is not
digestent. But a teaspoonful OF the
powder or couple of five grain tab
lets taken in little water with the
food will neutcalize the excess acidity
which may be present and prevent It's
further formation. This removes the
whole cause of the trouble and the
meal digests naturally and BEAUTIFULLY
without need OF pepsin pills or artl-
fetal digestions.
Get a few ounces of Bsurated Mag
nesia from any reliable druggist. ASK
for either powder or tablets. 1t never
comes as a liquid. milk or citrate and
in the bisurated form is not a Taxa
tive Try this plan and eat what you
want at your next meal and See II this
isn't the best advice you ever had on
what to eat."-Adr.
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Defects Of SelectiUes
Will Be Corrected
fAssociated Press.)

CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR, KY,
April 25.-Ruptures and slight physi-
cal defects which have hitherto him
dered or seriously handicapped draft
ed men OF the National Army in the
performance OF the duties Of soldier.
hereafter will be remedied by surgical
operations. Affected in this way. any
drafted man who refuses to undergo
an operation, or whatever treatment
is deemed best for his ailment. may
be court-martialed, under the seth Ar
ticle Of War, and subject to punish
ment to be fxed by the court. This
action was taken according to general
order 167 of the War Department
A number of drafted men at Camp
Zachary Taylor, selects from Indiana.
Kentucky and Southern Illinois. since
the opening of the cantonment, were
found to have minor physical defects
which interfered with their activities
but heretofore no complications arose
over such situations as the men viii
lingly submitted to the treatment pre-
scribed by the surgeon.
The announcement that court mar
tial may await those who refuse to be
treated follows the refusal OF one
drafted man with minor physical
ailment, easily cured by an operation,
to undergo the operation.
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81 CONSCR|PTS
TO LEAVE FROM
CAMBRIDGE CITY
Men Will Entrain Friday at
l:30 o'clock for Camp
Taylor.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, April 25.-The
following drafted men in Division No.
2. will entrain from this place for
Camp Taylor, at 1880 o'clock Friday
afternoon:
Charles williams. Mitchelville. Ia;
James +. Cadwallader. Centerville:
Marble Mcpherson. Hsgerstown; BY.
mum Boyer Fountain City; Verdi 1som
Coones. Economy.
Forest Clifford Stephens, Hagers-
town; Harold Burdette Williams.
Economy; Harry Franklin Lamber,
Greensboro; Walter Rentfrow, Center
Vile; Gammer Leo Howell. Hagers-
town.
Charles Thompson, Cambridge City;
Eddie Hendrix, Centerville; Raymond
Herbert Burroughs, Hagerstown; How
ard Clauke Skaats, Cambridge City,
Orc Charles Bogue. Dayton, o.
Verne Davis. Cambridge City; Earl
Rhodes, Centerville: Ivan G. Ohmit,
Cambridge City; George w. Carlin,
Cambridge City; Verl e. Smith, Hag-
erstown.
Orville v. Land, Greensboro; Orville
Wilson Hines. Dublin; Harvey e.
Sloniker, Cambridge City: Charles Os'
car Edwards, Hagerstown; Harry A.
Anderson. Centervills.
Charles C. Lamb, Greensboro. Rolla
B. 0rigsby, Centsrvills; Charles d.
Diffenderfer. Cambridge City: Floyd
Miller Scott, Richmond; Reward D.
Smelser. Centerville: Marion F. Weis.
or, Centerville.
Supernumerarles.
Herschel D. Miller, Richmond; AutuA
Lamb, Pershing; Fred X. Holss, Cam
bridge City.
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WILL ERECT MONUMENT

NEW YORK, April Is. The stu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
EQUINE ACTORS IN
ROBINSON CIRCUS

In the long list Of arenic innova-
lions with John Robinson's famous
circus, advertised to appear In Rich
mond on May none will, perhaps,
attain greater local favor than the
many novel displays wherein the num-
erous equine actors are featured.
With John Robinson, the horse mas
ever maintained its own. The origi-
nality OF presentation together with
the unusually high excellence OF breed
has earned for this exhibition the
sobriquet 1.-THE Horse Show Beauti-
full"
Famous among the thoroughbred
groups are Nine. Bedinfs troupe OF
statue, menage and liberty horses
There are fully forty high school
horses introduced and ridden by fam
Gus euuestriennes demonstrating every
gait this intelligent animal is capable
of and showing every style OF horse
manship from rough and tumble 10
that of the haute ecole.
There are trained animals of almost
every known species among which are
balloons, seals, ponies, elephants
mules, bears, hons, tigers. dogs and
camels.
With the hippodrome features are
listed chariot races, fiat races, Roman
standing races, hurdle races, obstacle
races, besides athletic contests ana
many other exciting sports OF the
coliseum.
The longest, costliest and most gor-
geous free street parade ever seen IN
this or any other country Will reacn
the principal downtown thoroughfares
around II o'clock a. m.
Two complete circus performances
will be gives at 2 and p. m. Doors
open at and D. m. One ticket ad
mits to everything.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
Troop Three, Richmond
Boy Scouts, Elect

Troop Three Of the Richmond Boy
Scouts elected ofhcers at a recent
meeting as follows: Patrol leader,
} Howard Taggert; assistant patrol
leaders, Charles Fischer, Louis Will
son, Keith King. Clifford Turner. For.
est Cooper. Philip Hiss and Eldon
Haas; scribe, Paul Fouts: assistant
scribe. Keith King; treasurer. Her
man Haeffer. assistant treasurer, Will
liam Rinjt: color bearer, Ernest
Cooper. associated reporter, Richard
Frenning. Floyd G. Schlaugh ID
scoutmaster OF the troop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
Thanks America For
Red Triangle Huts
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Wednesday. April "a
John r. Mott, of the American Z. NJ.
c. A. war work council, was received
by President Poincaire today and de-
scribed the tour of inspection he has
just completed of association work
among American and French troops.
The president showed keenest inter
est in the recital and said:
in the name of the French gov
eminent ard people, wish to thank
the American people for their indis-
pensible help in placing the Y. M. c.
A. at the disposal OF the French
army"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
TO OBSERVE LIBERTY DAY

LANSING, Mich, April 25.--In a
proclamation issued today, Governor
Albert e. Sleeper designated the aft
ernoon Of Friday, April &c. as pub
lie holiday in Michigan in observance
of Liberty Day, so proclaimed by
President Wilson The governor re-
quested that all schools and business
places so far as practicable be closed
at noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
kRUPPs EMPLOY WOMEN

AMSTERDAM, April rs. - The
Krupp Works, German gun and muni-
tions manufacturers. employed more
than 10000 persons in February, and
the number was then expected to
reach $4,000 by April 1, according to
an Essen dispatch. Thirty thousand
women were among the employees.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

state Of Indiana. Wayne County. -:
Estate of Hannah waking. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the IN.
Wayne Circuit Court. executor Of the
estate of Hannah WAKING. deceeee4
late of Wayne County. Indiana. said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
w. w. ZIMMERMAN.
Executor.
Robbins. Keller & Robbins, -Attys. .
aprlS23- mays
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
GIVEN ITALIAN MEDAL.

ROME, Wednesday, April "a
Major Bernon Prentice, of New York,
has been awarded the Italian war SER
vice medal for organizing and direct
ing the American Red Cross ambu-
lance service at the Italian front.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
MRS. DEWEY GIVEN MEDAL.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Mrs.
George Dewey, widow of Admiral
Dewey, has been presented with a
medal by the members of the Asso-
ciated Veterans of Farragut's Fleet.
Secretary Daniels and several naval
officers who served with Admiral
Dewey were present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25

dents of the New York university are
making arrangements for the erec.
ton of monument to the memory OF
New York university men killed ~
action. it was announced today.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Bio Reduction in Expenses

Washing ton Cessation of war will
result in reduction OF government
expenses for the fiscal year 1920,
starting next July l, to $7,443. 415.S3S
from the S24.599.000.oO0 appropriated
for the current year. according to ten
tatve estimates submitted to Con
gress by Secretary McAdoo. transmit
ting the reports of the various depart
ments.
The principal reduction was for the
military establishment, which esu-
mates its needs at 1892 900, 900 in
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Would Annex German Colonies.

London fyia Montreal3-Walter
Hume Long. secretary of state for the
colonies. speaking at Bristol, disclos-
ed the fact that he was member of
the committee mentioned by the pre-
mier on Notember % to consider the
terms that had been demanded from
Germany. Therefore, he could en-
phasize that the empire need have no
anxiety on the ground of undue ten
derness on the part OF Great Britain
and the allies.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Charges Aaalnst P.ekers.

Washington Tho Federal Trade
Commission. in a supplemental report
submitted TO Congress, charged the
the country with combination in re
straint of trade. and with controlling
the sale of livestock and fresh meats
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Another Troopship Sails.

Washington war department
has announced that the steamer
Kroonland had sailed from French
port on November % with 1349 sol
diers. including the headquarters and
headquarters detachment of the 10th
division
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Vienna Averts Famine.

Vienna-Nienna has been saved
from famine for another month by
agreement with the Hungarian gov
eminent, whereby there will be de
Mvered to the municipal authorities
500 carloads of potatoes, 10000 sheep.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05

=
congress IN JoiAt session, Ffe7tdehl
wilson IoFma1iy announced nus iHlei'-
ZION 10 20 70 faFis or the peace con
ference SAVING tae Allied govern
meata nave accepted principles taaH-
eialsd by au for peace and 1t is aus
paramount duty - be- present.
The pFes.a.si .t saudi A' Would be IN
close touch b. caa.e 2.ad wireless and
shat congress Wa hao" AZ ja4t Ae
does On tas ataer side
The Presidents Message.
Gentlemen OF Has GaasHse aAe
year 15a. Hs elapsed since lzst
stood before you 10 =iu'ua my eaas0l-
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Allies Lake over More Sims.

Paris. The allied naval squadron
which arrived of Sebastopol few
days ago took possession OF the Rus
sian batuesRip Holga, one destroyer
and five German submarines Four
teen German merchantmen were found
in Black Sea ports and will be used
by the allies as transports
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05

London.--A plot to restore imperial
fsm and secure the return of Emperor
William has been discovered in Ber-
hin. according to ispatch from Am
xkeydam to the Express.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05

1929. as compared with the $12.27AS
100000 appropriated for this year.
Before the signing OF The armistioe
with Germany II had been figured
that the army alone would need more
than $l9o00.o00 for 1920.
The navy's estimates for 1920 are
t2,595.000. 0o0, as compared with ST..
59l, 100000 appropriated for the cur
rent year, an increase OF a billio.
dollars. despite the closing OF the
war There is nothing to show what
It was estimated the navy would have
needed had the war continued
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
snrinafieId Schools Closed.

Springfield, Mo.-The public schools
were ordered closed here for the sec
ond time as a result Of new outbreak
of influenza.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05

carry through under single direction
the necessary priorties of shipments.
1t would have been impossible other
wise to complete maximum production
of the factories. mines and farms with
the maximum car supply to take the
products to the ports and markets;
impossible to route troop shipments
and freight shipments without regard
to the advantage or disadvantage Of
the roads employed; impossible to
subordinate. when necessary, all ques-
tons of convenience to the public me-
cessity; impossible to give the neces-
sary financial support to the roads
from the public
But all these necessities have now
been served. and the question is. what
is best for The railroads and for the
public in the future?
Exceptional circumstances and ex-
EXCEPTIONAL methods of administration
We're not needed to convince us that
the railroads were not equal TO the
immense tasks Of sportation I'm.
posed upon them by the rapid and
continuous eyeIapment Of the indus
tries of the country W. knew that
already. Md We know that they were
unable 10 bc. partly because their full
Development was rendered impossi.
BILE hy law and Their competition made
obligatory. 20 that hats been impos.
slble to assign 70 Diem scvorally tho
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
1922 u.eoats Have Surrendered.

Harwieh.-Eight more German sub
marines have surrendered, making a
total OF 122 which have been taken
over by the allies.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05

Take the enthusiasm out OF mans
work, and you have taken the temper
out OF all his tools.
The Dermott news., 1918-12-05
Devastation OF France.

MANY OF their factories are RACED
10 the ground Much ot th,lr maehin-
Try is destroyed or las been taken
Away. Their people are scattered and
many OF their best worfmcn are dead.
Their markets viii be taken ~ others
il they are not IN some special way
assisted 20 rebuild their factories and
replace their lost Instruments of man
utaeture They should not be left to
the vcissimdcs OF the sharp oompe-
rifion tor materials and for industrial
facilities which is now to set in
hope, therefore, that the Congress
VII not be unwilling. If IL should be
come necessary, to grant some such
aeeaey as The Var Trade Board and
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Hopeaioki, Wis.

Taalta meidan kylasta nakee
hyvin harvoin kirjoituksija t..
man MISUNDERSTANDING palstoil-
La. Min tuumasin vahan kirjoit
taa, jos arvoisa toimitus suo
titan talle. Meta farmareita
asustaa taalla noin Nielsen kym
menta perhetta suomalaisia.
Vanhimmat ovat muuttaneet
tame VII 10 vuota site. Maan
laatu taalla on kasvullisuudelle
tavallisen hyvaa, heinaty0t al.
kaa OLA lopussa. Viljasta sas-I
dam hyva satoetenki nisuista
ia rukiista jota ukot katkase.
vat kovalla kiireella. Paikka
kunnallamme vierailivat neitit
Miss Fanni Erikson la Miss
Lempi Haaroo, Bessemerista
HauSkan sanovat olevan autc..
kyytin. Kauppias William MAXI
Ironwoodista kavaSi emantineen
my0s taalla tuttuviaan terveh.
timassa, olivat tuloS. Minneapc.
lista. Willella on iso kaara kylla
Sc jaksaa. Seminaarilainen
Krankala on nykyaan taalla
kirkkokunnan asiolla valiajat
on han pitanyt seuroja. On
hauska kuulla miehen, ioka to
distaa rohkiasti jumalan suuria
t0ita nellie langenneille synti-
sille sanoen: NINA julistan si-
nun mines minun veljilleni ia
keskella seurakunta sinua vei'
sulla ylistan. Kiitos Krankalalle
taalla kaynnistanne.
Tame perustettiin seurakunta
joku aka site. Vaan jai valitse
malta kirjeen vaihtaja ia kos
ka siita eli ole nakyny mitaan,
eta sta oils Auttajassa il.
moitettu, min nina ilmoitan
sen nyt: Matt Rintaaho,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Jersey City, N. ].

Lasten ompeluseuran my
jaisiin p~yydetaan jokaista tule.
maan, ne on kirkossa elok. 31p.
klo. Sill.
Newarkissa, N. j. pidetaan
hartaus hetki keskiviikkona
syysk 4p. klo. Sill. A. Hartikai
sella 372 Lincoln st. jos tulette
Broad "tahi Paterson katu-
vaunulla' min on kaytava pois
Irving streetilla josta on minu
tin kavely matka.
New Rochellissa, N. J. on
seurakunnan iltama ompelu
seuran hyvaksi syysk. Up.
Lockwood avenuen kirkkosalis.
sa. Tulkaa jokainen silloin aut.
tamaan ompeluseuraa ia samal
la nauttimaan- ohjelmasta y. m.
Ompeluseuran johtaJat Ovat
nyt neidit: Hanna Leppanen,
Maria Koskinen ia Nina Riiko
men, toivotamme heille kesta.
vyytta ty6ssS ia kehoitamme
jokaista auttamaan heita ty0n
teossa, eta he eivat ikavystyi-
ST. :
Kastettu: Peter ia Nina Tue
visen t. Aune Alma, synt.
Staten Islandissa N. Y. tam
mix. 19p. 1918, kast. elok. Top.
M. A.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
Kettle River, MINI.

toimeenpantu ulkOilma Julia
"vanhalla kontrilla" Henry
Kyostajan talella t. k lip. on
nistui tulokseen maiden verrat-
tain hyvin, erittainkin katsoen
siihen eta vain vahemmanpuc.
leisesti oil yleis0a tilaisuuteen
s%aapunut. Sen kylakunnan kan.
salaiset oil hyvin edustettuna,
mutta olisi ollut syyta toivoa
laajemmastikin osanottajia kat
seen asian merkitykseen ia sen.
kin tandem kun lima oil mita
herttaisin. Y~leistulot text
$164.38, josta menoja $44.48,
joten puhtaana tuloksena pu.
naisen ristin hyvaksi jai
$1,000 Oil kutsuttu "A. w.
Havela, Duluthista, ia kauntin
lakimies j. E Diesen, Cloquetis.
ia, juhlapuhujiksi, Havela
ilmoitti ettei han toisten saman
laatuisten, muilla paikoilla tot.
meenpantujen juhlien vuoksi
vol saapua. MI. Diesen pitt vol.
markham, isanmaallista limos.
tusta uhkuvan puheen, joka oil
kaikinpuolin kuulemisen arvoi.
men ia otti yleiso sen mieltymyk
sella vastaan. Mr.. Diesen my0s.
kin hyvantahtoisesti suostui
toimimaan huutokaupan pitaja-
ma, ia on hanen ansiokseen SUI.
resti l~uettava eta yritys min
; onnistui. lama toimen oil C. F.
Mahnke, Moose Lakesta, luvan-
nut ottaa suorittaakseen vaan
!. hanta eli tilaisuuteen kuulunut
Arpalipuilla myytiin kalkkuna
jonka oil lahjoittanut ia sc
! tuotti $500 Kalkkunan sal
Mrs. J. H. Mattson.
Sen k%ylakunnan kansalaiset,
. ia erittainkin naisvaki, ansait.
see kiitokset uutterasta toimin-
nastaan. Jatkukoon sauna isan.
maallinen innostus ia toiminta
tarmo eteenkinpain! Tallainen
vapaehtoinen toiminta parem
min kun mikaan muu naytaa
mita me mielipiteiltamme Yh.
dysvaltain kansalaisina olemme.
Kauti Komisonerit kokouk
sessaan 6p. t.. k. paattivat an.
taa teon allie Moose Laken ia
Kattilajoon valisella tiella lopun
kin taipaletta, MIN Haikolan
maelta Kattilajoelle, jonka vail
mistukseen otetaan vastaan tar
jouksia ensi kokouksessa, 3p
syyskuuta. Ellei tyydyttavaa
tarjounta ilmannu, on aije VAL
mistaa tama kappaleen paiva-
palkalla ennen ensi syksya.
Kauntissamme on tiety0t jaa-
meet kovin my0haisiksi kaikilla
Walton teilla tana kesana sen
sym tahden kun Ell ole onnis.
tuttu saamaan valtiOlta insin00
ria, ia Imam insin00rin mittauk
STA ia valmistamaa teko arvioa
ia piirustuksia eli valtio anna
aqua. Nyt kuiteenkin on insi-
n00ri saapunut, ia merkeista
paattaen mics, joka jotain saa
aikaan, joten viela voimme
monta teon allie aijottua kappa
letta valmistaa. T. k. 16p. on
Maxi & Jokimaki Co. h0yryve
turf Split Rock taunissa kootte-
lomassa ' kansal Olof Paryn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
kansan kirjeit.a


tyydyttavan.
Matt Lehtinen myi farminsa
Ollie, Crosbysta. Mr.
ia Mrs Oil olivat taalla paik
kaa tarkastamassa ia mielistyi-
vat siihen hyvin. Lehtinen
muutti taalta Duluthiin asuma
an. Crosbylainen Isaac Maxi o.
40 eekkeria maata seksuunas
ia 36 Automba taunia, ia Yrj0
60 eekkeria seksuunas
ia 81 Kalevassa, joten uusia
asukkaita tulee ehtimiseen.
Sadetta saatiin maanantaina
ia my0skin viiko sitten, joten
perunat virkistyivat ia aparo
alkaa kasvamaan eta elaimet
vOivat Saada e~lantonsa ulkosalta
myohempaan. Leikkuu on alotet
tn, ia kuuma kylla, nayttaa ct.
ia pitempiaikaisesta kuivuudes
ia huolimatta kaikesta viljala.
jista tuulee tavallisen hyva sato
Jotkut sanovat heiniakin saa
neensa paremmin kun Wine Ike
sana, mutta yleisesti heinasato
oil huononpuoleinen.
Tana vuonna tullee hallituk.
sen taholta annettavaksi kaikil
lie puimakoneiden omistaiille 81
tavarten valmistettu kaavake.
klrJa' Johon on merkittava min.
kaverran itsekulletin farmarille
on mitakin lajia viljaa puinut
id kauntl agentille itsefussakin
AauiitlsSa on puimakOneiden
omistaJien saannollisesti ilmoi.
tetava ~luettelo puidusta viliasta
Jota taasen puolestaan antaa ko
ko kauntia kasittavan reportin
hailltukselle. Puimakoneiden
omlstaJlen olisii tama maaravs
otettava huomioonsa ia menetel
tava sen mukaan, ennen kun
alottavat puinnin talle syfsylle.
Carlton kauntissa saa malta kaa
vakkeita osoitteella: c. P.
Johnson, County Agent, Carlton
MINI
Frank Nordland, Autombasta
kavi hiljakkoin Minneapolista
noutamassa ison Overland"
auton. Nykyaan, kun on joku
ylelsempi %tilaisuus, on harvinais
ia nahda hevos ajopelia likkeel
la, mutta autoja sensijaan viii
see kaikkialla. Kufa taman
kaiken olisi uskonut jofu vuosi
Sitten?
John Nordlund'ille lahjoitti
valmonsa esikoispojan taman
KUN alkupaivina ia Frank
Niemi sal vaimoltaan esikois-
tyttaren 8p. t. k. Onneksi olko-
on!
Polkamies Emil Lehto, jolla
on taalla maata ia talo, saapui
tame joksikin aikaa lomalle,
oltuaan Crosbyssa mainit0issa
yhtamittaa kolmatta vuotta.
Mr.. Lehto ajoi sielta tame
Dodge Bros. autollaan, jonka
samoa kayvan kun "Wilperin
sakset" min eta taival katkeaa
kun lennossa vain.
Mr.. ia Mrs Arvid Hast,
Crosbysta, ovat vierailleet John
Lampsan perheessa taalla.
julius Nikkola, joka noin 6
kuukautta sitten meni vapaaeh
tOiSena armchair. saapui kOtiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-22
KIRJOJA

Sibillan ennustus ia vim. tuom. 10c
Raittius kertomuksia .......... 10c
Kolme Titanicin laulua ........ 10c
Huvittavia rakkausjuttuja -. 10c
Boerin sotakertomuksia ........ 10c
Esp. Am. sotakertomuksia 49,. 10c
Hautojen valissa ............ 10c
Naisten lempia ............ 10c
Sata astetta rakkautta ........ 10c
Rintalan veljet 10c
Seta 10c
Jerusalemin suutari ........... Be
Surullinen laulu ............. &c
Merkillisia ilmestyksia .......... &c
9 vihkoa hauskoja Kansanlauluja
Joka vihko .................. DC
6 kap. 10c tahi IL kap sc. kirjaa 80
sentilla stampeissa. Joka myy s dol.
edesta malta Y. m. halpoja kirjoja
tahi joulukorttia saa rannerengass
kellon palkinnoksi. Joulukorttinayts
teet valmistuvat plan Ruvetkaa ii.
lauksia keraamaan, sc kannattaa.
AUG. EDWARDS
Ashtabula, Ohio.