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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-11
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

If you have roaring. buZZing
noises in your ears. are getting hard
of caring and fear Catarrhal Deaf
ness. go to your druggist and get /
ounce of Parmint (double strength.
and add to 1t Il pint Of hot wat.r
and little Granulated sugar. Take
1 tablespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open.
breathing become easy and the
mucous stop dropping into the throat.
1t rs easy 20 prepare. costs little and
is pleasant to take. Anyone who
has Catarrhal trouble of the ears.
is hard of hearing or has head
noises should give this prescription .
a trial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-11

New York Stock, Market.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-11

Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel. s27.-
A dr,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-11
For a Conference.

Wedding rings. 13-K gold. 81 up
darrls-Gnar Co. 1924 E. 6th.-AdV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
With Islanders
In the Service
Having Lively Time.

An Interesting letter from Pri-
yate John +. Mangelsdorf, son of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Mangelsdorf,
z'ZO Eighteenth avenue, tells of
life in the trenches in France
Private Mangelsdorf is in the in
fantry, regular army, and enlisted
about year ago at St. Louis. He
has been overseas for the last
three months. His letter in part is
appended:
We have sure been having a live
ly time in - sector, and what we
did to Fritz is a shame to tell
While reading the clippings
from home 1 almost forgot l was
over here, they proved so interest
ing. We have been so busy chasing
the boches that we have had little
time to play ball. This afternoon
our soccer team is going to play a
picked team of Frenchmen.
Our regiment has been raisin G
hell with Fritz, and three of the
companies, X, my own; L and I,
have received honorable mention
for the soldiery conduct we dis
played in the heavy fighting of July
- to July =. in the - sector.
Some funny things happened in
our last hitch up the line. a cor
poral made a bet he would bring in
the first German, so early the next
day he discovered a Jerry sniping
from she'll hole out in No Mans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
PLANNING DAILY
MUSCATINE RUNS
Rock Island Arsenal Authorities See
Housing Relief i'm Suburban
Service.

Muscatine will be practically a
suburb to the tri-cities if plans now
under consideration by Rock Island
arsenal authorities materialiZe.
The project, initiated to alleviate
the housing situation, cOntemplates
daily train service between the ar
senal and Muscatine to enable Mus
Catine arsenal employees TO go from
their work to their homes almost as
quickly as if they lived in the tri-
cities.
If enough Muscatine men, who
work at the arsenal and live in the
tri-cities, accept the plan, the gov
eminent Will be enabled to give
speedy daily service at $40 a month
per man.
have already expressed themselves
Tlan. 1t is thought that several
hundred, perhaps more, residents OF
Muscatine work at the arsenal and
live in the tri-cities.
The plan is still in its infancy,
Its successful naturalization de-
ponds almost entirely on the num-
Der of Muscatine men at the arsenal
and on the number who wish to
give up their lodgings in the tri-
cities.
Although NTuscatine is 80 miles
from the arsenal many men from
that city, employed at the arsenal
have moved to the tri-cities, and
others are contemplating bringing
their families here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
.NOVEMBERLAST
FOR BOND RULE
People Allowed to Exchange Lib
cry Issues Now But Laws Stop
Transfers in Near Future.

Rock Island subscribers of the
srSt and second Liberty loans are
urged IN statement received from
he treasury department by Rock
Island banks to convert their bonds
mo the third issue bearing AZ per
cent Immediately If the exchange is
desired. The conversion privileges
As respects per ceLt bonds of
both the first and second loans ex-
p5res NOV $. 1918. Only about one
seventh Ct the holders Of first aud
second bonds have taken advantage
Of the conversion privilege, the
statement says.
The - per cent conversion
hands are now available for prompt
delivery iU coupon form" says the
statement. Deliveries Of regis
;ered bonds require more time for
oveninE accounts. preparation of
address plates. checking and veri-
fying names. lusCribing bonds, etc
1t Is a problem to reach the mil
lions al b0nGhOldeTs and make
them Understand that they will not
automatically receive IA per cent
interest GA their bonds without ac-
ton on taelT part Strange as it
nav seem TO the average investor,
there is hardly a doubt that mil
hons of these bonds are in the
lands of people who may put them
away for years without even clip
UinE ana collecting the interest
coupons. II is said that some of the
@ per cent bonds due Aug. l. 1918,
f.-.-- r.--=ar-fa4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
THERE'S NOTHING
IN A NAME, SLACK,
A MARINE, PROVES

Washington, D. c. - Old Bill
Shakespeare was right.
There's nothing in name All
of which is a prelude to the an
nouncement. that while a man may
be Slack. it doesn't follow that
he's a Stacker And as evidence OF
this is the fact that a recommenda-
ton list which recently arrived at
headquarters of the United States
marine corps, bears the name OF
Preston Leo Slack. a private in the
marine corps, calling attention to
his bravery under fire.
Slack is commended for being
notable in his remarkable courage
and fidelity to duty as a liason
agent in the operations against the
enemy in the Bots de Belleau."
Private Slack enlisted in the
United States marines, May %, 1917,
at Boston. Mass. He is a son OF
William P. Slack of Shedford Cen
ter, Vermont.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Land. He took out after Fritz with
nothing but a trench knife in his
fRnd, but Fritz saw him coming
and started to beat it. 1t sure was
a funny spectacle to see a. German
wilma rife running from an Amer
lean who had nothing but knife.
The corporal caught up with the
boche about 10 yards from his own
trench and gave him the full length
of the blade, grabbed his helmet
and got back to our own lines via
the shell hole route.
The other day while l was out
on a sniper's post 1 discovered a
German hanging out suit of
clothes to dry. He thought it was
not visible from our lines. He
managed to get back to his dugout
before I could fire on him, but his
uniform hanging up was n fine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

New rah rah, military, and mid
dy hats, to match the juvenile suits
are priced at 75c to $3.50. Boys
caps in colorings and patterns to
match the suits range in price from
soc to $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Great Lakes. Ill.-The St Louis
Millers' club has adopted a resolu-
ton requesting the government TO
change its policy relative TO sup
plying overseas countries with
wheat foods. The millers suggest
that the government sent, the flour
instead of wheat foods.
Should the suggestion be adopt
ed the millers contend that the
volume of wheat by-products,l such
as bran and shorts, which are in
great demand by the farming and
dairying interests Of the country,
would be restored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
9!:',;I||',,h'||',edter

Spencer Tonight and Fri
oay-AliCe Brady in THE WbirI-
pool; Mack Sennett comedy.
Ma1estic-Tonight, Grifhth's The
treat Love" Saturday. Edna Good
rich IN Her Husbands Honor"
At the Majestic
The story, The Great Love" to
be shown at the Majestic theatre
tonight, is a graphic picture of how
En8iish society awoke from it's
dream of fashionable gaiety, TO j
realization OF the world CRYING
need - brotherhood - how the
Great Love" of service to man
KIND swallows up the lesser and
erroneous interpretations of love
much abused word. Intense in
terest centeTs about efforts on the
part OF Germany to carry out j
zeppelin raid, which if successful.
would have enabled the enemy to
destroy London by throwing explo-
slFcs IN the munition plant to
ward which the airmen were
guided by an upturned automobile
light IN the hands of a woman to
whom neither personal honor nor
human life counted. if only she
might play into the hands of the
Huns. Even her dupe, who drives
the car, is sacrificed to her own
safety when they are apprehended
by the police. The play is one. not
only of thrills-of humor as well
as ragedy-but also much educa-
tional value, as showing the actual
evolution of English society away
from class distinction anG portray
ing in a manner very true to life
the present day conditions in Eng
/ land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

Officials of the Rock Island ar
senal are heartily in favor OF the
project. The rate of SO month
Will enable the men to make the
daily round trip for about 80 cents.
Men or women interested in the
plan are asked TO hand their names
to Lieutenant ]. Reed Lane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
RED CROSS
Stone Root and Ruchu Common

OF unexcelled value for the treat
ment of kidney diseases. Pains in
the back and burning sensations are
symptoms of kidney troubles, which
are quickly overcome by use of this
rem edy. This and more than one
hundred other Red Cross Remedies
sold and guaranteed by A. J. Riess,
Hugh V. Burt, Charles ]. Strate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
Gtyh10EJ

Phone R. I. 2S5. Trefz Express Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Auto whirling flags, Beardsley's.
r. I. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r. l. 4476.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

tween Urug
Il Is reported mat ~
of the adoption Of the trea--
good.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30
You Can't Rub 1t Away;
rheumatism Is In the Blood

blood OF the germs that cause the
disease. S S. S. has never had an
equal as a blood purifier ana
scores of sufferers say that 1t has
cleansed their blood Of Rheuma-
fism and removed all trace OF the
disease from their system.
Get a bottle of S. 3. .. at yonr
drug store and get on the rlght
treatment today. If you want spe-
ciaI medical advice, you can Obtain
il free by addressing Medical Jl-
rector. % Swift Laboratory At
tanta ER-1AA&A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

target and / started in TO make a
sieve out of 1t. He no doubt heard
the bullets whizzing in that direc-
ton and rushed out to find his suit
full OF holes. That was just what
was waiting for and when he ex-
posed himself again to pull his suit
of colthes down, / let him have it.
I guess he is pushing up the daisies
now.
zone OF the favorite sports in the
trenches is spearing rats with a
hayonet; others are reading over
old letters. smoking Bull and max
ing side-bets on who is going to get
the next Dutchman."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

IIHIMrui- VIII Mover JuFe-
II you are afflicted with Rheu-
sattsm why waste time with nni-
ments. lotions and other local ap-
Eltarl3U- Thai never Ola cure
h-eluag $40. and never Will
DO not Try To rub the pain way
iof 500 viii never succeed Try
lae sensible plaa Of finding the
eause # Tie pain and go amer
aiat Remove the cause, and there
eaa be 40 pain.
You viii never he rid OF kneu-
&14.lan Until you cleanse XoAs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-30

AMERICAS FORM PACT.
Washington.-Word has been re-
ceived in Washington of a proposed
compulsory arbitration treaty be-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

foista, ia mielG oliipnt irorhpoooilai-
Jet pstGlpGt ostoneet labjntii fainitn
ia ~uriuoffaan "Ietin" astioita. 81
ia fulili bnusfasti foblpipoDoan run
iurbesto nalpttiesin ia ben9elliiia
lalluia lanlellesiu. Hastori IS.
8uori pitt illan lanfarittarelle pl1.
been, malituin ianoin tltlfiten TO-
foontiutcen jollfon pstGmpDoen tltn-
teita. 8ltbeeieen wastaii p~astorsfa
8uillnta l1nnpimin, ipo1meen fGp.
min Imoin, jottn nostimat ntonen
IilnlGGn firffaon fpDneleen. @oati-
mnttmnasti mainitii bun ei aniain-
neenIn ttoin lltlirta pstalpppoen oioi-
tlista maifta lie bGnelle thottifin
1ffiaripamnattomatt, milpittomrn L
Ion. = Sta oil tooella pmiaan le-
f1 lGbentGn1Gn cttG lGmmittGmGGn
fofoont,tneioen ntieli1 ia mnrmaan-
fin poiStili jofahten mirfistDneena,
ipoGmesiGGn iOpltiointitinen p9teen-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'tltnnelmo. - @ie-
IA nlonta riemillista nimipGilu1d
toiipottaa pastorsfa @oiunnolle to-
fGlGinen runios ~pstGlpGpiiri ia iii
ben toiwotlfieen pbtpp Iltttaiu lGb-
tifin plbolestuanl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
Mooli 0osfi,

- ylunalanpalipelus on IS. Taa-
walin firfosia emf ppbGnG t. t. IL
b. flo 10 ap. &Dori eiiintpp np0sfin
SltopGimGllG on bartausbetfi
W~eaopillen foitlulla flo 2. Sopus'
ia on tofolls, josla neitfpotellnan e.
oelIiiisiG fofoutTisIa eiillG olIeista
-aiioista.
SmpelltIeitran fofpus on tGlld
miifola torstai iltnfta Wrs u. Mb-
rannonilla Biiritanin pGGlld, enti-
iesiG @irtnien talosia flo s. &aif-
fla flitiutann iaapltmaan.
2alilitiitblnt opnt SesienlerisiG
tGlld wiifolla periantoi iltona Suo.
men rtotinlnisten boalilla flo 8.
@esienerin ia Sronmoooin f00rit loo
lolallajut y. NJ. tltlelpot eliintDmGun
obiclmasin. @tb1n malta j1GbG
pois!
2eiiroien fplGllG on ,5artmtS9etfi
tdllG miifolla periantai iltana Mot-
ii 2einoiella flo s. Samalla mpos
fin pibetGdn IapIille iunmtntaifolt-
llta.
81. Snnpancn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
@esiemer, Mich.

!&enfifcsti mirfistGnltli tltlo!iliu'
oefSi mtooostlii firfpnfellon pi9fi.
mtisjlubln @esienterin faniollisiei1ra-
flt1nan lltocSia firfosia mime lltn-
nlirltai iltana. &irfonfellon ilttlal'
liiesti flrmaboollesia nlfoi fanloa fo-
toottla firffopn fuboefian aifana ia
fer1ptpifin IitG bltone ailpur tupteel
Sllampietto aloitettiin lnlilarnalla
p5teiiesti mitfi "WG fmrniin tieoGn
f,pffdien", jonfa jGlfeen ieminaari-
lainen q. &ranffala piti rliforfien
ia miGliG lGrmnittGtpGn pltbeen. 80
man iGlfeen lulIloi SrpntpOooin fan
Iaaisieurafllnnon foori tofii beneel.
listG lditlitn Griffin aniioffauSti.
Sen iGlfeen eiiintpi t~ilaiiulttta mar
ten mltooostettlt hpnrtetti lnltla-
molla pboen lnltllin. Site lerroli
pltbe past. &diunralta, iosia ban
fairniin lafroin fi,rpaii firfonfellon
merfitpstG jltblmnielen berGttGi1rG
Observation-Disclosures iefG fifth
fellon labioittoiua Scr Sliomea bp-
min mdlitltsta lnbiastaan. Salniit
jGlfeen Ieitrnli mielG laiiliia iefG
8esi enterit etti Srompoobin foo.
ionfa lopltttiia pioettiin lop.
puriifols past. 8ainman iobtanto-
no Iefd Iaitlettiit mirii. SGten pGdt
tpi tho lpbpt mlitto iiIGltorifas of
ielmamme ia iltblommte, jorfa JILL
teen, fabnia iltotlioan, fitfin pois.
titi fotiinin tpptphpGiiiu mielin.
Sltblosia toottii folebti oil $1,000
ia titlot fobwipopoGstd $500, iosta
~iieipoiesto aiiteeIliiesta titIofiesta
9esIemerin ieitrafiinta ppDtd1 laii-
iita faifiIle f~iitofienio. Smnoin ppp
tGG I~eitrafrnta milpittomintntin fit
tGd faitfia obielnan aipitstaiia ief6
jltblaan oiaa %ottareita ~benfiloitG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
&iitpslamie!

TpDoGmme Ialtiita w%ilpittomGt
fiitofiet pstGfpille fifth ooottanotto-
masta mittta dGrettomGn b~oiisfosta
pIGtpsfefferistG ionfa toiueen pa-
Mite aiitnnollomme toitfofitltn enii-
mGiien pGiDdn iuolla. &iitos fol-
l~isarpoiiista labioista ioita iointmc
teiltG iomasio tiloifiuiocsiol SitIen-
me f1ilpttdnnGdn raffmioen oNoititf-
femme fuaiina miiistosiamme.
OstdmGlliiimmin teioGn
Gina ia Sidlmar 2ainio
1esferner, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
Snmalanpaliuelnfiia ia iaarnaipuo.
rpja 0osebie ia Srun fanntin
q. (. niiriSSG.


6mtrafunnan fofoilS on Sron-
moooisia imrnintaina IL p. Flo 10
up.
SumolmpalmeluS on 8afefielois
ia innmmtaina IL y. flo 10 up. ia
b%artaliSbetfi flo 2 ip. &ippifoulii-
luoffa ~fctoontln flo 2.
Ypb1fotllun pGdttaidisillbla on
Srompoooisia %ilinnunt. IL p. flo 2
ip.
Sartaisbetfi on MamiapsiG Der
Senrp 2inffilGn latona i1ntmtntaina
IL p. flo R5
aitien pdipiid mieoetGGm Sron-
poooisia iunmint. IL p. flo s III.
raittiisbaalilla.
Nippifolulll alfaa Nesiemerin fir
fosia maanant. Is p. flo A %iatfuen
fofo miifon.
@obioisfplGn ompeluietran mpp.
Juliet otpnt Hlpriioiellran baaqilla
lanantaina Is p. flo 1913 illalla. o.
lusia iuoritetaan aripofasta obiel-
mao. Tobioisfpldldiiet, tllfaa iou-
folla!
SSSlunalanpalpequS ia rippilasteil
$. g. gbtoolliielle lasfemisjlt9la on
SesiemerisiG Selluntaina 10 b. flo
8 up.
Sltmolanpolpelus Sronipoooisio
Selluntaina 10 p. flo 2 ip. .
&astettu: 8ibtori ia Satianno
Niemen tptto Sill Satianna +. sci.
nerspiIlesiG, isis. 81 p. maalisf,
ia fastettiin 80 p. bitbtif. ia Smmu-
el ia Siloa glnttilm faf1oiInpiei
Irne Snmueli ia Wiriam IoelG
ipnt. Sronipoooisia 3 p. Dltbtif. ia
fostettiin 5 p. toltfof. Slimala int
natfoon lapioiial
@ibittp: Scr Crit SerGlG 8im,
pelin 8istinfplGstG ia Wiss Mnno
9lomberg &iltrltpeoen Saapafiim-
Mum fplastG mibittiin atpioliittoon
Sronipoooisia 80 p. bltbtif. Sirmalo
rnfentnfoon fotinne omen!
610 6. Mper ct. Sronipooo, Micb.
Slubelin $50 @rne 8aiunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

8esien1erin ornpelitfeitron To-
foiis mime tiistai iltana Sroniuoo-
Din Observation-Disclosures poppilosia
mltooostiifin nintip1imdfii iillG III
Ioin oil postorsfa Bafiinnalt, Sel-
pdip6. ystGtpiG iefG Sron-
ettd 8esfeneristd of To-
foontlirait iangen rinfas ioaiffo,
t6pofen tdpteen. &atffia oil
taiotai r1indoasti moleunmisto pui.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
NIioppiIoS Geo. HaIonen. h

= ylioppiIas Geo. HaIonen. tut
finnon iiiorittanut bieroia la iairaS.
m~oimisteIiia Seliinein pIiopistosta,
tefee faitfea oloan f~uuIulpna tpota,
f1iiteIIen reumntismia, wctia, her.
mo 3. m. iaircnfiia, Sonfun tau-
o;n teitd tpaipateSia fdpfddpd pu.
5utteIemasia. sc Ell malta mitGdn.
8asta 5oibon olettia iowitaan moi
iusta.
aiurto ia offiiii 500 g. aper #.
~ (2dbeIld ;uo.naI. @etooisti firf.
foo.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
@iiffo on fitlrn1it iiitG FIJI

- USttII0 OH IuluIEul luu luIt
faitmtnfimnre titli f%itiipdfii ia moi.
pn bitoletta ianoa etta tGtna on pitt
iiistimpiG miiffopa mitd Sronipoo-
oisia on ipietettp. 81 ole ndfpnpt
fa0liilla iitoppoiu jotfa errren iofa
p1ipG oliipat faifeSin iitrfelioesiuau
iofo paifosio n%GbtGlpinG. ga fitlu.
iteer niifon aifana on l~topabtimitt
ainoastaon pfii pangitieminen iiitd
ippstG ettG .berfil0 pritti tiiomoan
iuototpiu Snrlepn piiolelta. Sdped
fDlld bun oil iitomoloinen. @bfd
bGrfin oppi ielluiien lGfiptpfien ettd
eli toiste ENID ballta fGbDeltGd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
: MafcntoiSianne uutta taloa, tai

= NafcntaiS1drlr uiltfa talod, tal
cb~ocsiGnnc foriaufiia manbasia on
Dina coulliSta f1dntpa tdpiin Iuotct'
toiuan rafcnnusmicbcn puoIccn.
Dian nostaan faiffen rofcnpuS.
oIoan fluIupaa ip0ti. Secn fuStan-
nusarmioita pppocttaisiG.
~ gmcrt Sario,
226 % aurora Il. Ybone 430-S
Sronuooo. Micbiear
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

= Griuin fplGn onupeluie1ra on
lnbjoittonitt I~eitraflimnolle ia jaap.
ponilG6etpfielle fl,mmollefin $4,000
iosta ielirafumnan ia lGbetpstoimi-
Human pitolesta ipoGmelline1t fiitos
Sotfltpaa alitlilttenmte Sltmulan
rlniasta ii1maiistol
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

Ottafaa bitomioonne !Soger
2itmber 60. ilmoitiis ia fen pbtep-
oesi1 oleipa fiponfi, Ieifatfaa ie ir-
ii ia re I6bettGapGt teille tpopaasti
opettopoiien firian.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
WoicS Slminen.
@otIofaa lGbelnmin TOTES

@atlofaa lGbernmin toilesia
paifas1a %lebteGmme ole,paa Tiffala
ia Sointin ilmoitustn. &aiffi ali-
toien taripitItiat iuatuat beibm fart.
taan parbaiten tarpeenia tppopte-
tpfii..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

Balpelufieen baIittoan. &itn.
nollinen iitomaIoinen poifa iaa pai
fan oppilaafii ia apuIaiiefii foip-
paliiffeeieen. Sumoin boliitam iito-
maIoinen mics tpobon. Gntinen fo-
ferniis life oIaIla ei title tpipnpf-
ieen.
airioittafoo eli fpipfdd oioitteello
S. 81. &ennp,
S. 6. Tennep Company,
(3O Sronipooo, Micb.
X
= Mitttaid melattmnofii.
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= Observation-Disclosures tltlee
faniollisieiirofunnan firffoialisio
tariottofpafii tnauarmltfainen puoIi-
men ia iIloIla title oleniuan iuiiret
mppiGisinbIat Nonteiolon raittiiis-
baalilld.
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- Mr Sonos Saapola peubeineen
ia Der Sobn Orboinen otpat ntitiit-
tateet paiffofiinnollenmle Masiista
Micb. Soipontrne beibGn piibtp.
ipGn bpipGsi6 Sronipoooisiamme.
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= Woni irontpoooilainen on Int
paillit tabtea lmiantaina tS p. 8ob
ioisfplGlle @itoriioieltran baalille.
SielIG otpat nimitt6in iilloin fanfal.
lisieimafitm,an ompelitieltran Sob
ioisfplGn oiaston eniimGiiet mpp.
iGifet. SG9oemme tai mtfaani
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Slmtoitlts.

|pbGfoulallasten julian taboen Ell
iellrafunnan pGliaifaista tofousta
pioet1 enii i%rnmiintaina t. t. IL p.
flo 2, paan 10 a~ifaiiemmin eli flo
10 up. &ofonfiesia ~fesfustellaan
Yappilan fipijulan rnfentomiiesta
y. mi. maboollbfista aiioista futen e
linn. feiGiublista.
Sacob &ilponen Oscar Safobion,
eIimies. firiuri.
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- WpptGfpanG balmalla, 3 ras.
fasta tpobcmosta, 2 MALTA pobioi-
icen S~ronipoooista.
Wolcs SIminen.
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Ssarmi inSptG,uGn6!

9afii "fourtia" $50 eefferid) I'd.
Iittama farmi mpptdmdnd fobtubin.
noilla. Siiaitiee 3H MALTA fan.
pungista etcl6dn pain, Ban Yus.
tirfiin menepGn maantien marreIIa.
SarmilIa on bpmd meii, funnoIIiiet
rafennufict, ,. m. 2pipfdd lGbem.
min
(19) Sobn Sobnion,
@cacb & 2arcb fatujen fulmnsin.
Horrien 2ufcciilIa.
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- 2uulfaaban fun minafin Ia.
non! Silloin fun baluatte tccttaa
llutta taIoa tai forialittaa panbna,
min pubutelfaaban allefirioittanut.
ia, iofo iuilIiiesti tai firieclla. Spon
otan %teboGfieni urafalla tai miten
iowitnan.
&unnioittaen :.
q M6oli 0osfi
los Su.bcrlapS orpc.
! Sronpooo, Wtic5.
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= SaIutaan. = Suomalainen
tai rliotialoinen poImelustpttS. pp.
tppG taIoustoimiin. ina paifan Ntrs
g. 2empedltd. 236 6. Iuroro
ct. (19)
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LEO NELSON
Bavfieldista, Wis.

Bayfieldista, Wis.
on saapunut ~Ironwoodiin, Mich.
Han on nimitetty yleiseksi ash
mieheksi Gogebic ia Ontonagon
kaunteihin
Scandal LIFE INSURANCE
CO'aan.
Chicago. III.
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- CANADIAN ttutisten ~liiffeenbot-
tala Scr Grief &orte, fGtpGii miirne
piifon IopiiGla Sronapoooisia iuu1aI-
la @ltttaim painosiu. Scr &orte on
fin eittiHiG ironmoooilniiia. - &ii-
tos t1pnnist1l
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