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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES.

Rev. Reed gave a very interesting
sermon at the Bolton school house
Sunday afternoon. These services
are much appreciated by the valley
residents and are always well attend
ed. We could listen to one OF these
every Sunday. afternoon. The Red
Cross subscriptions were good and
EVERY enc gave their bit with the
welcome assurance that We will a.
ways support the Red Cross.
Mir. Ingersol came over from Boise
the first of the weeF on a short bust
ness trip, returning the same day.
Mr.. Ingersol has been quite i'll and
is not a well man yet. He will not
return TO the Nancy Bros. work.
Mr.. Frank Cross has charge of the
company's Interests herc.
Mr.. Backus ST., of Council, Idaho,
visited fer a few days with his son
and family ON the L. A. Walker
ranch.
Mr. Wicklund has a phore now
at his residence His ring IS two
long, three short. Everyone should
remember the water masters call
Mr.. and Mrs. R., Y. Currin are well
pleased with their home On the
bench and are very busy farming.
Mr.. James McGrevy and sen Chas
have each purchased tracts of land
Of
and fixing up for perma-
nent homes.
Remember next Tuesday is district
day at Mr. Wicklunds office.
You are always welcome.
The dance given at the B. D. Nc
Intyro home Friday night was well at
tended and more than $4,000 was re-
ceiyed for the Red Gross benefit
fund. Everyone had fine time and
are more than willing to come again.
Mr.. Wicklund has a crew at work
Up and down the valley on the ditch
IS to avoid breaks and fix low banks
etc The irrigation season is at it's ;
height now and every enc is busy.
The grain needs water badly, and {
every farmer expects to put on a
arge force and take care of his
part of the water as it comes along.
The crop depends ON prompt action t
low. s
Mrs. Ruth Kenward Cats is at the
lone of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. !
!. w. Kenward. Mr. Cats has except 8
d his country's call and is now, at
camp Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Cats a
we're visitors up the valley last week. T
Mrs. C. A. Currin entertained the I
little Willow ladies last Thursday. a
'ho Red Cross work was started and
luite a little accomplished for the
irst day The ladies expect to meet :,
With Mrs. Currin each Thursday after r
oon during the summer T
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Walker We're
p the valley visiting friends Sunday
fternoon.
Miss Marjory Bell and Mr.. Robt.
hornton We're weekend guests of i
If. Thornton's sister, Mrs. c. A. R
urrin. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stirm and :,
On Will aattended the Barnes show
Weiser last week.
Fred Stirm attended the show at
ntario.
Mrs. Julia Bethel and children are
p on her homestead for the Sum-
er
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
DEATHS IN AERO ACCIDENTS.

According to a war department an
louncement, 102 ayiators at the vari-
cus aviation camps lost their lives
n flying accidents up to April "a.
This seems big number, but OFF,
,ials of the war department as well
IS flying experts from the allied coun
tries say that the percentage of ia
talities hero is small considering the
,arge number OF student aviators who
are in training. 1t Is generally con-
coded by experienced aviators that
one of the most common reasons fir
accidents to students while flying is
disobedience Of orders. Some of the
young men get reckless after they
nave been in the air for while
and attempt stunts in direct disre--
gard of their previous instructions.
Some die from causes that never will
be known, probably sudden dizziness
oyercomes them while high In the
air or they become frightened and
lose control of their machine Can't.
A. t. Dayton, an English officer,
says that in England in the early
days of tn war accidents We're of
greater frequency than they are here. |
1t Is his belief that the American will
become the moc, expert and daring
flier On the war after he once gets
started. r
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
CANADIAN ORDER
LIMITS HOLDINGS OF
WHEAT AND SUGAR

WHEAT AND SUGAR
A Canadian order in council pro
vid that no person, with the ex
ception of manufao tuFers of flour,
bakers, confecticnerss, wholC sale OF
retail dea4ers, or persons living at
greater distance than 2 miles from
a licensed dealer, shall ho,d or
have in his possession or under his
control more flour, made wholly or
in part from wheat, than is sufficient
for his ordinary requir ments for a
period not exceeding Is days.
Anyone living at distance crater
than miles and less than miles
from a licensed dealer may hold or
control flour made wholly or in part
from wheat up to an amount suffi-
Giant for his ordinary requirements
for a period not excee1'ng 80 days.
Anyone living more than and
less than 10 miles from a licensed
dealer may have suffici: mt for
his ordinary requirements up to
so days, while person living more
than 10 mil-s from such a dealer
may have sufficient for his ordinary
requirements for period up to,
l20 days.
Any wholesale or retail dealer
licensed by the Canada food board
nay net hold flour made wholly or
l. part from wheat in excess Of a
Quantity sufficient for his ordinary
rada requirements for a period ex1
,eeding 60 days.
The regulation regarding sugar /
this save in the last clause. /
manufacturers, wholesalers, or re-
alters may not have more sugar /.
han is REQUIRED for a period ex
eeding As days.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
OBITUARY OF
5-R. WILLIAM } MO

1-R. WILLIAM J MOORE.
William H. Moore vas born in
Cc3aCtCn County, Ohio, in 1887. DIED
in Monroe, Iowa May 2, 1918, beng
at the time OF lis death 81 years,
aclLhs 1nd days old.
He spent his boyhood days in
Ohio where in 1858 he was married
o Julia A. Clark who died at Pleas
an+ville. Iowa July 20, 1894. To
this union wass born five children,
ono died in infancy, L. c. Moore, Of
Payette, Idaho; Samuel L., who died
Dec. 2, 1904; Arch whose address
is unknown, and Mrs. Fina Lowman,
Of Burt, Iowa. He leaves Is grand
children and great grand
children. s
Mr.. l.. C. Moore and Mrs. Lowman
were permitted to be with him in
his last illness.
He took great interest in Mon
roe's Old Settlers Day, having miss
ed but two meetings since its orr
organization. He was a member of
of the Christian church at Hartford.
Iowa Mr. Moore was a true friend
and a good neighbor.
He came to Monroe to visit in
the home of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Liv--
lngston. After being with them |
one week he failed to arise at the |
usual hour and Mr. Livingston going !
to his room found him speeches.
and unable to move. He regain
ed consciousness but never entirely
RECLAIMED his speech.
Funeral services were held at /
Tho Livingston home at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning, Rev. Droz Of
iiciating. Music was furnished by
Mrs. Henderson,, Mrs Taylor, Mrs.
W. M. Livingston and Miss Milli--
'ent Shaw The remains were taken
% Pleasantville for burial beside the
wife.
The children desire to thank all
hose so kindly helping during the
sickness and death of their father.
heir extreme kindness.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
Made the Account Even.

There's nothing like reprisals,
said recruiting officer. "a tobacco.
mist sent a doctor the other day SIC
bow of cigars, saying he knew they
hadn't been ordered, but they We're so
excellent he was sure the doctor would
enjoy them. Bill inclosed. Terms
strictly cash.
'"The doctor wrote back:
Delighted with the cigars. Though
it is true you haven't called me in, ]
venture to send you herewith two pre-
scriptions for rheumatism and dyspep.
sia, respectively, that 1 am sure you
will like, as they have given universal
satisfaction to my patients. My charges
being So for prescription, we are now
duits.'"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
WHY ALL THE COLD WEATHER

w It1 ALL L HE tOLD w IFh liz
There are many speculations as
to what might be the cause OF the
unusual cold spring. Some seem to
think the eclipse Of the sun which
DIS to take place ON the Sth OF June
has something to do with it. Others
have advanced the idea that the
terrific battles in Europe have caus-
ed an eruption CT the atmospheric
conditions which might be the cause.
Our theory ds that the Devil has a
bunch that the was is soon to end
and is accommodating all the heat at
headquarters, thinking he will soon
have tho Kaiser, Hndenburg, Lub-
endorf and few of their associates
as guests. and is preparing to give
them a warm reception,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
CHICAGO CARTO0NIST
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Formerly With Mnter-Ocean" and
"Record- Herald."

Ned Woodman, cartoonist and hui
morist, who will entertain Chautauqua
audiences this year, was for four years
q cartoonist on the art staff of the
Chicago Inter-Ocean. He has contrib
uted many cartoons to Life" "Judge"
and other magazines of national repu-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
At the Party.

Dorothy was invited to a party
where all the other girls were few
years older than she. Or arriving
aome she said TO her mother: Moth
az had TN awfully good time, and !
vas The babiest oae there"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
STATE OF IDAHO.
Boise, May "a, 1918
Press of Idaho.


To the Press of Idaho.
Gentlemen:
l. All N lc persons, citizens OF
the Unite, States, and all male
persons res ing in the United States
who have 81. &C the 5th day of June,
1917, am Gu or before the day set
for registration by tho Presidents
proclamation, attained the age of
81 years, must register. The only ex-
ceptions are persons in the military
or naval seryice Of the United States.
2. The President has by proclama7
tion set June 5th as the date of
registration and ON said ay between
the hours of A. NJ. and P. M.
thu registration will be accomplish
ed within the different counties thr-
cut the state at the following desig-
mated places:
In Payatte County
Local Board Office in 1.-THE Court
House at Payette.
w. A. Clouds Office in Fruitland.
DR.. Drysdale's Office in New
Plymouth
3. That although registration
should be accomplished within [ the
county wherein the registrant per-
manentlyy resides, and although he
burden is ON the registrant TO see
that his registration is made under
the supervision of the Board having
Of the area within which
be permanently resides, yet, for
his convenience and to obviate the
necessity of his going home for the
purpose Of registration the following
IS provided Tor the reg sration of
lbsentees:
AS soon as practicable after the
Presidents proclamation is pub
ished, he should go to the office
If the Local Board and have his
card filled out and
and mail the same to
he Local Board having jurisdiction
If the area in which he permanent
y resides in time for it to reach
lis own Local Board by the day set
or registration. He will be correct
Y advised by some member of the
'oard, or the Chief Clerk, though,
g to the proper procedure when
egiistering through ! Local Board
Their than his own.
If he does not know the designa-
ion and address of his home Local
'oard he should address the
ard to the mayor, in case his home
J in city of 10000 population or
yer, or to the clerk of his county,
arish or similar unit, in case his
ONE is not in city of 10000 popu-
'tion or over, or to the clerk of
ounty to which his county pertains
or judicial purposes i'm case it has
o administrative organization, or
} the clerk of his township in case
le area of his State or Territory is |
ib--divided into divisions for the |
lrposa of the administration OF |
= selecive service law.
II the registrant is in doubt inI \
gard to any STEPS in the necessary
'oceduro the Local Board will glad
instruct him as to what he should
}. :
Chas. S. Moody,
A1iitfo,,t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30

Kaiser Wilhelm visited the harbor
OF ZAebrugge the next day after the
British blew up the pier. Pity
he wasn't on the pier when it was
blown UP. But his time is coming.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30

FOR SALE: A good 100 acre
stock ranch in Long Valley. neal
Donelly, Idaho Address John A.
Lindsey Weiser. Idaho IT,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30

FRESH EGG KEEP costs ONE
CENT per dozen.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30

For Rent. -Four room house near
Central School. b. B. Holmes.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-30

Why is Germany likey Hol
land. Because it's low lyt1g coun
try, damned on all sides. n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31
Jaappanin Subds kris
tlnuSkoon.

Sttamalla oioa npfpiieen lptaan
on Saappani enIimGinen pafanaIIi-
men ipaltio, jofa OH Iefaantunut friss
tittpien ilulripaltoien nGliieen taistez
luun. &c on iullresta merfitbfiestG
tilleipaa febitDst1 aiateltaesia. 8els
taiboiiet fanIat alfaipnt ei"iintpmGdn
~nGbttdmollG; befin ballaipnt laiiinn
Ianania, finn OIL fbiDmpfIesiG pdllan
idfo. Sos beibGn mnifrtufiellaam ei
pield ole ratfaiiepaa mertitbstG, moi
baan fritentin aiatella, mitG tules
ipaiinus OH tioipa fristilliielIe fiilt>
TURTLE, fun ferran aiina ia fen
400 milionad nIufasta on tulliit iGrs
iestetpfii ipaItiofli ia Iaanut nbfpais
faiien lotalaitofIen. Mutta Saappas
nj fulfee ebellG.
,,Saappani iobtaa itdG - mutto
mibin?" Niin fuului iGbtoIanoma,
ionfa Saappanin fristininen plioppis
lasliitto mulitamin plioIia fifteen Ia
betti Imerifamt plioppilasfonferene
file. SdbGn Iuureen fpipmbfIcen eli
ole ipielG maStaiista mrnettu. aiina
ia Saappani otpat fuitcnfin taistellis
ferttd, iosia tullann i%uorittamaan
taistelu fristinusfosta maailntaniisz
tontona. &riStilliIer6 lG~betbstpolIG
on tddllG iuurempi merfitpf1enIG
filin misiddn mtlalla maailmasia.
Saappani aipali ofpct lGnIin1aiIelz
le pdifutufieIle ipilonna 1868. Size
%toiiina tooelIiimubesta IGbetti fe beti
labidffaimmat miebenIG, faippioat,
%blioppilaat, upieerit ia fpaltiomiebet
EUROPEAN ia Imerifaan. N1m6t
omistifpat beti itIeIleen ibmeteltGpGI
la nopeubeIIa lGniimaitten febitbffen,
ionfa mitfaan be fifteen mibistitpat
faifen fotimaasiaan. Tiin ipntbi uii>
Il Saappani.
Sun ofpet aiuattiin fristiiene fuIts
turtle, tuli mbSsfin fristinusfo mac
ban. Gniimdifet protestanttifet IGs
betpsiaarnaaiat .tiilitpat tofin 10 10.
1869, mitta beiSdn tpSnid eniimiis
find ipiioiina of etrpddsid fieliopin-
tca. @asta ipronna 1878. annettiin
tdpii fpopmis fristimusfclIe. SiIloin
poistettiin %iaIistus, iosia of anfara
r~aneaistus mddrdttb faifelIe ,,biios
non labfon' iuoiimifelle. oSamis
raj I~nofasia - aateIistosIa ia RE
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31
Syksyn ia kesdn voimal-
IiSiSta ~paikutukSiSta.

Sptiplld ia felGl!d on iuiri eroas
iuaiIuus. 3eIdlld, ia etenfin feipGts
feiGlld, nGbttGd faiffi fasipulliiuis
liionnpn belmasla, min l%Ipaatualta.
SuisIa le6bet pubfeilee, %titliut ni>
ruistanIa aufeilee, niitbt, mirmet iuis
6annoi ia mitG OH fplpettp o%ipittaa
fasnalpaa ipoimad. allin piStdDtDD,
etenfin ~feipdiIeL ipirfiStdip1n iucii
Iateeu iGlfeen %Iionnon temppeliin
lGmpoiien auringon ldmmittdisiG liio
mafuntaa, min lieltdfos tiiofluaa
min bpipG teripeellinen baiu, iosta
Ipnfinfin ibmisibbdn iaapi pirfistpss
tai ia eloniupimad.
Spfiplld itieslddn on pdinipastais
men ipaifiltuflenia. SpfiplId felldss
TIM lebti ia plitoaa puusta pois, rnuy
20 filiiuui ia fiffanen Iafastlul en-
nustaen fplmdn taltpen tuIoa.
NGin iuaibteIee elGn1d bengelIiieIs
lGfin alallo, a~ifafniiien ia paiffas
funtien mufaan, iilId tiulli pubaltaa
tuinfa bdn tattoo, ionfa fofemuS o.
lpittaa. Snnellilet oipat ne ibmilet
ioisia 9erran bengen tuuli iad ipirs
fistGipdsti pubalIeIld ibmisten omiin
tuntoibin, fila autiias OH ie fania
ionfa Serra on SumaIa, ia iofa ipas
litiemiienIa lola ia ~ibastufieIIa o.
mad. Niin. misid armo palitiemis
men lola omataan iieIlG mposfm
t%uofiiatpat mo ibanat iidiien feipdis
men perrin ibanat Serrm armofeipdt
td ia feidd triofinaipat bpipdt baiut,
usfo ia tunnustus ito ia raiiba Scrs
ralle. Niinfiin apostoIi YaaipaIi ias
moo eipdnfeIiiista: &c olette bbtp6
baiu SerraIle. Edmd on tottd, ettd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31

ieIl1tin aipioliitolla OH omat epd-
IointuiIet tapa6tiimania ia tplpt toss
fe~tufienia. iptta pprfitpGt bdtrttle>
main maimon ipodltG ia tuomamT
bdneIle tusfaa. Mieben on fpaitenG
pppia .plemaan min bella, ettet ptitS
fam bGnen iatlania, tefonla, tapaitS
ia tai mieliulanIn fosfaan baaipoitn
bdnen ratastamauia naiien ipbGntd.
Iinuastaan ie r%affals, iof Ell fuibann
Iptp, ipfa eli fGpttdbbp iopimdttomass
ii, iofn olaa Ola bilininen ia iulot<
men = Ell biliainen ia prmeG -, mot
te6bG atpioliitpn Iifii, mitG fen tuliii
ola. Glitras ie ipaimo, iota fen on
pppinlltl
llIein otpat ptiil0t perbeisiG ities
iparmpia ia perbepiirisiG on epGloins
tud. Wtltta jos ipaimo ia Giti. tooir
oifcn Iioia, OH pppinut mielenrmlbn
iiunatltn lGfIpn, on bGnen elGmGniG
tnDntG ia ~Inattaa mllilt faitfi pGbitels
len oman iuIoiieu rmibania rion,aarts
fumes iuiimein fptielGmG on tobelId
Iulpinen rafaibenlaulu.
Sosfus OH tpttGren, iisfon tbDnf
iilo foto perbcpiirin Humans. Sd-
nen pnnistun bGIipentGG pienet ritz
%taiIuubet pstGipGlliiiIIG ianpilGam.
| SGn Iol6blittaa iiGn Grtbiibbben, INN
tGmG palaa %tpdipneend pditpdn 5itos
Iista.
'SiinG f%ptoiIio fuipia mielenraiban
%iiunaufIista. &c on toIiaan pppimts
fen arpoinenl Sa fen tpoi oppta flis
ia tabanfa, iofa tabtoo tiiIIa &ristufs
len fouluiin, fila SGn ianoo: ,,SliIs
faa minun tbf0ni. Sttafaa minnrt
ifeeni pddllenne ia pppifaa min1stn;,
ia tie lobbGtte Ietpon Iielilillenne."
Iutta mielenralibaa Ell moi foss
faat iaatpitttaa oIoiubteita taiotttar
MALTA, min ettei diff mitdGn mieItG
foetteleipaa tai drIpttGip6G. Gimme
moi tebbd meta ~pmpar0ifpid ibmiiia
min illoiiifii ia rafastaipifii ettet
meitd mitddn fosfaan %filIaiii tai bdis
%ritiiii. @ielenrauban tulee Ola meis-
ia itiesiGmme. 81 mifGGn miti1 fuir
Sumalan rauba, ipbGmesiG aIiistae
mana, moi iitd antaa. Iiitta tGmGm
rarbnn me fpoimme laaba, jos tab@
BONNIE pflinfertaifesti ia alma tdpt.
tad Snmalm tabbpn ia Iiipttaa ODE
men armoonla. &aubalinen 1pbGn
on liloipa r%auballiien elGmGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31

Auttajan tilaajille. Kun
hallitus on paperin saastamisen
vuoksi antanut maarayksen ett-
eli ole lupa velkatilaajille lahet-
taa sanomalehtia, min pyyte-
taan mita kohteliaimin tilaajia
uudistamaan Auttajan tilauk-
sen odottamatta laskua eli asia
miesta, ettei tarvitseisi tilaajil-
ia lakkautaa lehden lahettamis-
ia. Paikalliset asiamiehet toimi-
kaa ripeasti jo heti kun olette
taman lukeneet. JOS Ell uudistuk
STA ala tulemaan Ell ole meidan
syymme, jos lehti on lakannut
kotiinne saapumasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31

Serran ieurafunta OIL bpmd baiu 9er
ralle tilir ie on apostolein ia profees
tain perustufIelle rafennettu, ie bas
iabtaa iidfien fefp6imen ibanalta bas
Julia ia min ibanaltn ia bpipdltd efS
tel litd poiba fpnGIld fpbdilld ia mie
lelld f~hipaella Min ibmafii ia bptpa
baiifetii flin ie itlesidnid n @ind$
fin lblen %iaanut iii ilotieni alfaa fats
leila ia nina olen i%lofleni ndbnpt
niitd ibania iiantaiffiInis feipdimet
rlmIiuia olatli mtpllsiaan %pubfeamai-
I%illaan. Gee oipat fauniita ia inirfd
toiipeita berGttGtpiG ettG OH ollut Min
bupaista olefiia ienlaiiisia ~paifoisia
ia pi~rfistdpdistG baistella iitG perrin
bpipGG baiua, ifGGnfuin taiipaalliiena
eIibaiuna. SGtG iaa iitten toifpon
mufaan ferran tuolla iidiiesld feldss
IA iidilesti baistella ia maistella i
idiien feidn iidiiistd nautinnoista,
iolloin Ell taripitle end peliGtG ipf@
i'm iaapumista turmelemam ia bd>
ipittGmGGn fe1Gn faSipattamia fasipia
niinfuin tddlld ajasla tapabtuni.
Speteltaamme iiis tGdllG armons
aiaSla na1lttimaan eldipdn Sumalan
labioista fiitolliflulbella ia ottas
faamme aiasta ia opetrfiesta tarfs
faan buomippmme, ettei aiat flluiii
turbaait. gttei faipili nellie MINI
fuin niille OH alma fGpnbt jotfa Ell
ipGt ole ottai1eet aioista ia opetufiesta
ipaaria. Miiistofadmme fiittdG e.
b%elleenfin, eldipGd Sumalaa, jpfa OH
nellie faifti nalmistanut, mitG ail@
titltteen fuuluu ia ormosIaan aiittaa
alma meta feIGn ibaninn aifoina
nauttimaan feidn i~6nruubesta ia
iDfipn ipnffien tuulien tillen pafinuts
taa ~pieipdnld mprsfpieu lGpi iiGileen
feiGn ibanaan illnan alaan, iosIa oil
rinfo eli fosfaan lasfeubu, eif6 meme
IpfIDn ipnffien ia iplbien pilipien
tao perboon. 8ann pDlpb aila nds
fpipisid berttaiiesti .dmmittGmGsid
it'd lliontoa iofa ~ fofonam uubisz
tettu uupefii iidiIesti ibnnafit ttdltins
to riffaafii IuomafunnafIi, ionfa itiz
iba1asia fparioisla laamme ifi i6anac
fiitosta i~ueiiata &aritIalle, ipfa tapets
tn OH i%perelldnid meibdt pesIpt j.
! pubhistartut piibfaifii, tabdn ulbts-
tettluiit litpntopn ttaltttimddtt iii i6as
nastn Ilnnnosta ia luomafunnar
hlpfiuista.
q. s. Seimpneu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31
SerieD Gitp, q. 8.

S%etlebemin Ieurafunta on p6GttGs
mt matiad f~iinnitbslainat ioista on
$50 forfo. SitG fparten antaa Seuro.
frnta 10 oollarin pelfatirioia ioisto
mafiaa $50 foron. Niitd ipoi iofais
men ostaa, mitta OH fiiruboettaipo
lila nditten mbpnti aifa festGG tpaar
pboen finlfallben. Mfi OH 10 bptp6,
iatfnfaamme innollal
Biime ipiifoIla 6aiiodttiin SerSeb
Gitpsid a influensIan fuoIIutto fans
lalaistamme. llieitd ipielG ~Sairostan
Sranf ia Sennp Sinin poifa Wiilo
Sfuar idatettiin fasteeieen Iofaf. 10 b
Mouriioliiton obielmasillan ipietto
on marrasf. 3 p. flo. s in. fappeIiss
ia 81 Bergen aipe. Sulfaa iofainen.
%eiuarfisIa, g. S. on bartausbets
II marrasf. 6 p. flo. $50 iI. @atti
SaariielIa 795 Yarfer It.
Seriep Gitbsid eli ole flo. fpiiben
aifana iimalnnpalipelusta marrass
hmm t%oiiera iinnuntaina fila olems
me iaaneet flitlin groofIpnnin ieu-
rafunnon iabliIle ia menemme finne
iinnreIla ioufolIa. aappeIisia OH iiis
maImpaIipeIusta iamana pdiipdns
no. 1915 ap. M. u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-31

iiiltaistiin laft, iota poistaa pabtm>
mat ~epGfobbat.
Snfo %npfpinen iota tloipa mitGGit
mautofiia Saappanin iubteesia iris
tinlsfppn, OH paifea ennlstaa. &c
Or tusfin luiiltnipaa, tun ottaa luz
flun liiton gn9lamin fansla.
S. 6. g.