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war With a r"al country like Germany.
Mhrr. hohhcd hts head.
81 simply wanted :" y" sur" thai I
understood Personality shall watch
IL. Nc"t sail with graf deal a. 'n;"r-
rsi.''
NO do,:ht." Won Pnr"n turned with q
growing laugh Il W.: watch It SOP
with moro .:.:.-~"~: N"m Rcy-Ed.
whc-> t" ion I."r':.'.. rrport"'
AZ III" iInhru2n'i.rn club"
. Then WEI! r",;"" Ia >'r".I'ur over.
It's after midnight nHw Goodnight Al
bert"
Good night, Good luck Tor Imperial
Germany"
Meanwhile Dixie Mason WAS t'"k'nE
into ths eyes oC I!rlnrich Won 1"rh "a
rh:.v n-SI:ated in front az the MidniSh,
F-olic
II you dem: rn!"G. III tn'h"r TAX" n
trip OF, in the country somewhere"
the October Farm o. something liz"
hat"
ttr:nrc Won .Icrz rubbed his chin In
thought.
III ,cl! you n better niar" WAS his
nnnolnce,rren. ''T'nrr"'S N" Ten MI"
HousH Quite rae. Is :r'!". ht' very
enter;a!ning What do you SAY
Dixie Mason S,u,l.,! mos "nc"uraG-
ins,y.
A Eoadhouse Trip.
WAY should worry. - l"uE - am
sheltered ny Gi.H r~~t"r',rg arm -:
HHinric Won Ler:z" !f"sid"s--" a"h sh"
allowed Ia; - '.;t','i" =; .'''i'''" L"
cracn into hoy %oir" I'm afraid my
o.iura.inr N -nadhnus"s has hr"n too
much neglected. tt'>--it'S all right :"r
rte :" GO. ,snt -
oh. 81 course" IT"inric Won l."rtz
drew. himself up pom poUsiy. ri io"k
after you.
\ moment la,or Dixie settled hack In
n corrc, nf tIriuric vnn l.crtzs machln"
and smiled ~ n" darkness. Shr WIS ~
have her chanC, after a!l--thH rhanr" 70
earn what had h""n on Il~incic won
t.ertz's mird all evening. why h" had
been ~ rTroccupt"d. So nervous. So ac:-
:atc,l. Dixie could not see the pictures
in tn" camera nF tI"inric Won L"rt1' :
brain Sr. could rn' 500 tGirr0r"d Their"
\ rambling shack nn Staten Island
near -. WaiSwnr;h tn" figures ~
.r.rn as :h"y hUr-'"G about ~" tool
<.r.rr room ~" II ;ll"m working on
m in,rjca;" w;@a!rss controller. the other
;,"jiSh:": ard sitting ~" last ncc"ss!-
los oc q craF. shining torpedo which
rrS.>I :u.i ;:;,n - h" >wunS IA Z man
hole c"nu"H,ing with = 'unn"l hollow.
witch l., earn ran =" I wharf facing al
most IN NI"r"W< nC Sow York harhoC.
No, pixGc rnuid no, s"r---all she knew
was liza. something was on T!"inr!r Won
I.crtz's mind. tka: h" acted tonight Tx"
-, had ..c:"d .rn night nf THO naval ha.
and "a. 81" WAS eurH tha. before morn
~, Sflr would hay" SON" "iG"--s"nc
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,.
YORK n"t'" "'iar ''''''' '""'' '',''
guns T"aH! !"F lhHI"h, ''''"' s''' -, ~
mt" IN" NAY NN"ih'f ca" anu
chief 2a'h"H n '!rAf Wit" !" ''t' ''''"'
lh"!"gE CRUZ y IT." '''SP 'L"e'S 'I ~,
Grant ana ms h''n were. I'' !"s
motor I" ~,
stewart On me VII! "','' .,i,,
Sh"'N ''i"' ''''" t"
i'''' N""' i, . ,.,..,v
''hi. 49,. r,,r, Thar, .,cry
'"' w ~ ,,t,,- ,,,i,,n
""'''' wv ,,,.,.I ia, .r,,,
WERE ''' ms "' ,,..,I,,;,:r.
'''i'H'' -. ,,..,,.,,;i,,.
..,I ~. tho ct,rr ,,r rh.
1,.;I,,. r,,, s.,r.b,rr amber
,,,i l,,r..,.r. irrr,.iuy tu
- ,Ia N,vrlnyrr wh.urr
-, r,.r;.,o,,. u.,,,ld rc,,!rw thr flcn;--
,,. I.,rb,r in ihrir .:carril
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.,-- 49, iI,,o
MAJ "'pp'H'"@ "''
Ni'p"'
Harrison Grant asked III" q't'S'i""
as he entered IN" room anj'"''n' H. 'ne
Nnh"nz"i!cru cab ard l""H"d 'HNio"tIt
toward DICK S;cwar;. The operative. "h"
sat with III. r".."!ter To- his LAX. Ste" p
art shook his head.
..Sa,,> cid ;h!.;= Aru-"ruen:S Con
,.er<,.jn, likes Drinks Toasts ="
~. ka;s,r That's all ! cau caict"
Us ,u>, III. sam. as Is h'ru .%:r
since ;nr ..:Sh. ~ rho uava! uaiC l"u
don, SUPPOSE ;hat they co.;lt have got
ION 10 tha. Were N lrc" 10 you
r.,r-iror Gran. shonx his head
.,,,,. g.. .r W..
"''. .i,, h,,,, :.
N"u''' nav "';'N" 80
'heE " ZIP ''' 'n,.,,,,.n ~.
N'cA': '''" ;mrI, ,;,-
.'''' 90 - $780,, .l,r
.''H 49, Ne 49,
- az
ThS mes; .Sr'"r ''"A'" A. "'S
Mary m.'H's";. II" 49,"
i
y oad better +" H"n'e ""' .seI
sleep. he "psrat;V" or"ke m
Eauxh and VIII Keep "a;ch-At'u ~
you Know III" minute any 'n!"9 H"fP'
Don't you G.iHk mats Z WIS" pia"'
Harrison GRANT VIA MS ever -,
happy nAi'Ss' S'i'I''' III Sf''e
fatigue iAai h1hs h'"N''H "P"" "''t
'ht'N you ''W', MI" ~" .,s.
sleep ha'sn h"". wa us w., ga
Anu |" zen '"e or ,oII"
any since the night or tho naval "tI..
us >"'"so 80 n" r.. - ,i,yh.
'ne!F "''' - -. - ,,. ,,,..,,,.n,d The
y
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, less controller in ITS position The Spy
from tho Hohenzollern Club looked again
through his binoculars.
We'll launhc the torpedo just az the
flagship rounds the point there Under
stand?"
"Perfec.ly". Schmidt was testing his
connections.
They looked at each other then-and
laughed. America was at their mercy.
they thought. For they did not know
| that as they GIoated over tho coming
! fate of the flagship, Harrison Grant
and his men were forcing their way
| through the doorway Of the shack above
| them.
But only emptiness greeted the MEM
hers Of tn. Crminology Club as the door
! crushed open. Harrison Grant glanced
about him quickly.
They're gone-they're already in tho
sewer" he exclaimed. despondently.
| We've got one chance-to head Oft that
| torpedo when It startsi You men hurry
launch there .llincvitc'I sta g.creh-
launch there. Til investigate here"
"Ar right" then Stewart turned.
Here's something I picked up just out
side. Should have given 1t to you before
but my brain S WORKING ittIe Slo"
since that blow on the head"
He passed reticule to Harrison Grant
who stuffed it in his pocket. The man
departed. Grant looked hastily about
the shack then veered to corner at a
sound from below. -,
Sending Tbs Torpedo.
Someone was coming back There
! the sewer manhoIc moved little. Then
roienH trhi1A fhA
lsure OF man started upward and
through t. Grant lcaned forward. A
quick leap. hc seized the plottor by the
! thron, choking him and at tho same
! tine dragging him hack on the floor.
! moment moro and no had bound him,
dragged him To corner and almost
| thrown him iharr. then started down tho
mnnhnlc. Nut an no hllnhed, cropping
through the darkncsa. schnidt and IN"
spy from the liohen1oliern Club sighted
he nrow Of the flagship ~ II rounded
the point below Thorn. swung the tor
pedo into position and shuntcd t. seeth-
inS :r'n the wafer.
\ :"w stops forward and Grant saw
win: had been done. There were two
mon. with their backs turned TO him.
one guiding the torpedo with the wire
icss controller the other leaning for
ward. pointing gu: !ts course. rs IL mAdc
lis way. slowly az first. then faster. TO-
ward tho Numbering flagship.
Everywhere waR noise. The screaming
90 whistles. the booming OF guns "A
til" ba:tleshirs fred their salutes be-
for" the ATaytlower. Harrison Grant
rrop; forward "anoticcd.
Ten fnc!--thrn slx-thcr three. while
the erica stared outward. unIwAr4 OF
tho approach ~ the detective. Harrt-
son Grant gathered his full strength. 4
tremendous kick ard hc had rent ono Of
,hr p'nttcrs snrawlinE Into tho water. 4
great lungc and II" wns NJ thn throat OF
tho ery from ,hc TInhrnxnliern Club.
struggling ~ drng him from his hold at
the wireless controller.
A struggle that neerIrh destined to
CONTINUED on Page A1IkA
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IRON AND BLOOD.

clans at the Surgical Institute.
In Buffalo, NY. This "1rontic'
tablet is combination Of SOL
uble iron and herbal extracts,
which is proving a. wonderful
success everywhere it can be
obtained. Most druggists sell
these "TrOntic" tablets in sixty
cent Walls.
In the morning when you awaken
instead OF feeling dull. down-hearted
and blue. you have the buoyant feel
Ing OF youth. your eyes sparkle. and
soon your gkip will show the good
effect. Send DR.. Pierce DC for trial
pkg. 'Ironttc" tablets build up.
strengthen. energize. and fill you full
OF vim, vigor and vitality. $3.50
The man who does physical work
using his muscles, occasionally COM
plains OF sluggtshness. muscular tired
feeling, muscular stiffness or aches,
neuralgia twinges. lumbago. rheuma-
.tism symptoms all due TO this uric
acid accumulation. In every case DR..
Pierce advises hot water. and Anurio
taken three times daily. Anudc Ia
simple, safe RENE dy. which Is to be
had at almost every drug store.
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Few people know that every
courageous, red-blooded person,
such as our own soldier boys
at the front, has within his
body fifty grains of iron, or as
much as is contained in an ordi-
nary "tenpenny" nail. To be
brave, courageous and active
one must have good, red blood.
Our men of iron are men with
good blood. good circulation and
an active liver. The poor, weak
slack who is not brave
enough to go to war. is probably
unfit because Of thin, watery
blood. 1t is easy to acquire
strength and red-blood corpus
cles by taking regular exercise
in the. outdoors, breathing e1er-
cises in the morning, and some
thing to increase the appetite
and the red-blood corpuscles.
The newest iron tonic is
"lrontic," discovered by Or.
Pierce and his staff OF physl-
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THE EAGLES EYE
True Story the Imperial America by William
NovG
En;sode No. 3--THE PLOT AGAINST THE FLEET

,.,. no. ,,,o -,cu.
h'"'tucS 81 nv ,'.' ,r,'h a,,d.i,rrr
"'fN 81 IN" '''''''',I, Mardc, .har
$r1'Sh"n"n avn ''S,'"''' '' ,,n,,
"''' az ''i, ,,', ,.'h INK S,.v.
90" '"'
hrI turned
1t sounds Xix" l'"F-Eh ana 80" .
r"u." he announced. 'hut 'h'f r. ,'''
talking about any;'llns IA rar''"''
rh"y'y" settled ',''Nr:i :" " %''ii' 49, 'A'""
--r.l,I 80. y'r., .i'rin.; III" rh"E'r'' "'i''Ht
for SOM" Ill. Mayl~' VIII go ''P ia
VII" II IS
-Four hours la.rr 'i,> typ hId CONC.
49,, w., p,rsr Nervous..
,.
i'"E -" IA" N''' ,'t' '' Co.,,
wax HiN Low '''' ''''
arr ~ ''rah'' H''"'' ''''
hN;r"" I'M" ''i' ''"''''. ''"'''" u.s. Wv,
summons lh'H - MN J." ~
sine" II little Ai''r hh'uh'|"'' P'"' ''''
cards and DRINKING nc" "''"' ''.'
hour NIX" 'h'E i'E'" 80 t'' "''
'cr mat 'h"H ''S"'' - M'.' . ,,.,'
ana |" tax ""'"' ''' ~.
'h'hk 'h'F" W''N any
n"ri"uS -.
lEs 'icr'' '''"I'' S'"''
DICK stewart n"dl"n ms "'"'
That's All """ln ea''". '"'
l"rN $ ntt"nd'hE. J." S'''''F'n''e
N" ri""l--hut n"hh"r or =" ''''", w.
rl'r'i"n"d what II vs. Nh'' "'.''''''
RI" operative leaned I"r""r" (" INV
d'ri"Erarh "Tain.
'"rhcy'r" sending man 20 see WI!
con l.er'z haSh rcpo'leu'
'''""' "''' N"''"', , J
inc receiver '''n "''""'' - ~"
be- .E',''"' u Hf"''"E"' ,,
'H"' 49, r'". 60
G''N"," ~ .. ,,.
Whrr" II" eo'S' 'ei'' w.
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AL n Tlynn's h nds.

'U.Ck 'nli =" n" h1rh"r p"!IrH :
n1riir,.u; lnI.r and Wit. = :rurrNiH;
"rsh. ~" p"wc" laInr;,'s "t III" Nod
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

judicial district. then In newspaper
published In the nearest district to
said Judicial district, to appear at
the next regular term Of the District
Court Of scurry county TO be hold
On al tho Court house thereof In
Snyder. on the Fourth Monday In
December. 1919. the same being the
90 day OF December 1919, then and
there to answcr o. petition filed in
said court on the 90 day Of Noyem-
Der. 1919, In suit Numbered on the
docket Of said Cour, No. 2i3a, where
in 7. ] Manning is plaintiff and
Sandal Manning is defendant and
petition being o. suit Tor Divorce al
lecIng that she voluntarily left hla
he'd and bonrd for more than three
years and prayf that upon ANAL hear
Ing the marriage bonds be dissolved
Herein fail not, but have before
said Court on the said FIRST day OF
the nc1t term thereof, this writ. with
your return thereon. showing how
you have executed the same
Witness Nellie Weoms. Clerk OF
'to District Court Of Sourry CountL
Gwen under my hand and seal Of
said court, In the city Of snyder
this 'hc goth day Of November. A. D.
NELLIE WEEMG
COX NJ DiVric; Court Of scurry
County. T1Tas 20
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
COTTON FLuCTuATEs
WIDELY DURING WEEK

New orleans, La" Dec. Con
fllctlng influences made for irregu-
lar price changes In the cotton mar
ket last week so that the net result
on the close were losses OF 5S point
to gains OF 1906 points A. the high.
est levels the trading months were
1876 to 1874 points above the close
Of the preceding week and at tho
lowest levels they were to bS
points under December touched 3d.
bic. the highest contract price ever
made In this market.
The ooal strike. bearlsh private
g'nainr iooorts. unfavorable politl-
cal news aud the weakness OF FOR
eien uvthrfe were the main sellirF
influences ~ the week, Will r'f
Ing was encouraged by the continued
ormnoss of spots and reports from
the interior that supplies Of the bet
ter grades were nearly exhausted az
many points as weil as by account, !.
NJ n huge business being done by o''
mills In this country and In hnt.
This week will open win tn'
corsps bureau report on ginning ia
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Of this suit. that plaintiff and defon-
dunt wcro lawfully married to each
other In shelby County. Tenn, on or
about May End, 1904, and that they
dlssolyng the marriage relationship
lived together as husband and wife
until about October 3.st, 1910. when
defendant. without cause or excuse,
left plaintiff with the intention Of
abandoning her. and since which
time they have not lived together as
husband and wife, and have contlnu-
ously lived apart from each other.
and that since salu date, defendant
has not supported nor contributed to
the support Of plaintiff, that two
children wero born to said marrlare,
towit. Ruth Allen. a Girl age Il
years and Vergil Allen. boy, age II
years. Plaintiff prays for judgement
now existing between plaintiff and
defendant for the care, custody and
control OF said children. for costs o.
suit. and for such other and further
lrollef. special and general, In law and
equity. that she may he justly cntltl-
ed TO, etc.
Herein fail not. but have before
said court on the said first day Of
the next term thereof this writ, With
your return thereof showing how YOU
have executed the same.
witness. Nellie Weems, Clerk of
the District Court Of scurry County.
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the STATE or TEXAS


To the sherIl OF any N"'A'''''
scprrv County Greeting
y. ,..,,y ,,,u,ndea IA
wv ,,.,
summon l"" ''''''' w "'"" '
lication OF this citation once W e'o"
week for four successive weeks pro
WINS IN the return day hereof In
coma manor publishod In your county
-. ~, n, tho re,t regular term 4
ln. ni.,,,c, court NJ seurry. to b,
,oite, q, tho courthouse thereof In
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF sCURRY
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
scurry County, GREETING
You arc hereby commanded to
summon sindsi Manning by making
publication Of this citation once
Ia each wcoS COR iour successive
weeks previous 20 .ho return day
hereof. "a some newspaper plbi,sh'd
In your County % there oo ncw5
paper published therein, but it not.
then In any newspaper published In
the 80 judicial district; but II there
be no newspaper published In said
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Mr.. j. l.. @. Green and son, T II.
Green and families have come back
fAnm Oklahoma. They have good
homes 40 near Dermott but left
here ON account Of the drouth They
think now they will stay in seurry
County People who went away to
work and came back In time ia
make crops arc alright, for there
has been more made here this year
than In any other country 81 far re
ported.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Rotan, Fisher County. Texas, Dec
THE farmers in this section have
organized to investigate the appar-
cnt discrimination In cotton prices
here and elsewhere II Is alleged
that out-of-town buyers are paying
more for cotton at other points In
the county.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

A nephew OF Booker T. Washing
ton says there is no negro proolem
NV this he doubtless means 'ha'
there (. no cause to worry over race
trouble. So far as the negro race
is concerned. the only problem has
boen settled by the southern people
Tho negro Is accorded full rights to
earn his living and enjoy freedom
but he must stay in his place
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Surgeons arrcc mt In ense'
Cuts. Burns. Bruises and Wou"u.
bo 0r,t treatment Is most import
amt when an efficient antlsop'l' IS
oeplIod promptly There is no danger
n, Infection and the wounds begin
IN boal at once. For use on man OF
,,,, porozon- Is tho ideal anti
.op,lc md healing agent huy "
nav and he ready for an emergency
Sold bv Grayum Drug Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

e Sheriff or any Constable OF
curry County. GREETINGS
You are hereby commanded to
iummon George Allen ~ making
publication Of this citation once In
each week for four successive weeks
previous to the return date hereof,
In some newspaper published In your
county. II there be newspaper pub
llshed therein, but II not, then In
any newspaper published In the thirty
second judicial district; but II there
he nd newspaper published In said
judicial district, then In q newspaper
published In the nearest district to
said thirty-second to appear ut the
next regular term Of the District
Court OF scurry County Texas. on
the sixteenth Monday after the first
Monday In September, A. D. 1919,
the same helng the 22nd day Of Dec
ember. A. D. 1919. then and there to
answer a petition filed in said court
on the Sih day OF November A. D..
1919. In q suit, numbered on Docket
OF said court No. 2l2I wherein Fan
ME Allen Is plaintiff and GEORGE
Allen Is defendant, said petition al-
leeing that plaintiff has resided In
Texas for a period OF twelve months
and in scurry County for a period NJ
six months next proceeding the filing
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Given under my hand and seal OF
said court In the city Of snyder.
Texas. this the Sih day Of November.
A. D., 1919.
NELLIE WEEMS
CLERK Of the District Court Of Scnrry
County. TeyaI
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Unless Carranza and his leaders
really want trouble with the United
States It Is not probable that there
will be an armed Intervention, but
Il ihoy think that they must measure
swords with this country, It may as
well come to a show down now as
later.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

VI. g. j Stewart Of Divide re-
gion returned Monday from a visit
Of two months in Alabama. lie says
the people In that country have
made almost no crops and they are
In hard lines
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

W r. Bazc and son got In a car
Of coal last Friday night and people
made the usual rush to get In for
the 500 pounds allowance, but some
failed to get any. Capt Wolfe had
charge Of distribution and he saw
TO II that no one got more than the
limit.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Outsiders are still keeping an car
10 tho ground 10 hear any chance
rrmbllnr Of oil possibilities. A.
Darby and p Turnage are here
from Pittsburgh to scout around IN
the oil territory for awhile
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Twenty, seven cars OF coal were
,roduced In one day at one Kansas
mine. There Is some basis for hope
mat the mines may soon be fully
manned and when It ls done the
strikers are apt to find the opon
shop
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

DIAMONDs-Thc gift supreme. We
have some awful good values. n
nenber they are advancing fast.
II. q. Touls, Jeweler.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

All towns along tho Orient arc
without coal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

IcANEos-wc have the most beau
,,u, .,oct ever. n. q. Towlc, jew
elcr.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

- MifG pliIi miebelle miellliIempi
i%pitlula6ia, FUN on meiltG pstettu file
no parranaio ietti.
Srcmalainen npteefft.
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aumIMtnsi

2ebtiidrtpen etp. 2utberilaiien fa1t-
SaIlisIeurafunta pit&d tpihniifoforif'
iensa tamdm fiiald oletpan ioitIifinrn
90 p. 1918, ieirafunnon tirfosia idl'
Teen iumaranpaltuellifiem, iofa aIfaa
tapalliIelIa aiaIla, iosia II rabaston
firiuri liifee tiiIot fefd menot, q Ines
tam ia tarfastetaan frilineen tpiios
ben pSptatiriat, 81 tuaIitaan totmi.
beniilOt pois fuopmipain tilarIe. A.
fesfustellaan muista tdrteistd ierras
fiinnalIiiista aiioista. pbbbetddn iss
faiSen iaapumaan t~ilaifuiteen.
2%e6tiidrtpeIld, @inm., iorlrtf. 8 ,.
1918.
SaInrias Raiunpdd, Srbo Saari,
eftmies. firfiri.
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MetalliIia .2unobi' lantitpita
OH meiGli mtti piipalIiIin ipnIifoima
Suoinalaincu aptcefti.
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9ampoia ia b~iusbarioia or
meiGlG erittdin fuuri iparastc.
Suomala;nen np..eff:.

Union i~airaalasia otpat piimeai>
foina Object feirraatpat fuomaIaifet:
SCR. Ynlir Billion Iorrien pG6ltd ia
Btlimm Sapola (niior.) gteIa fblGls
I'd, molemmat oipat iairastaneet ins
fieniaa, parantuneet ia pddsfeet TOE
tiinfa. Mrs Gntti Sartpi Worrien
pdalta ia Mrs Sfola gesfemeristd
on feifattu fifdifen fairanben tdbben.
@oremmat poiiput nbtbadn bbtpin.
%rs. pcIIari Grroratt fbldlta. Ieis
fattu iunpifuoresta, moi hbtpin. ginn
pddfetpdt fotiitt mb5sfin Nusast ga,
niifa ia Wr PaatpoIa. Scr Mbin
Gbo wesfemeristd paranteIee fairaa>
rasfa ~fpammoiaan, ioita fat, fun
erds auto 8esfemerisfd aioi bdnen
pddIIeen. Biime tiistaina iiioIi
1iniosia fIuntiaan giirrp Iitteeiilto
pletpd Suomen riiotfolatnem, Bictor
SunSboIm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
Srmnlampaliuelnffia Ousebic & Srpn
cpnnteiSia.

sos allanimitetbisid paitoisla eli
fan ipielG tntoontua, min pbpbdn iaa-
ba iiitG tiepon, etten tur6aan ipariiss
tauou l16temGGin mainittinm paiffaan
Slmalanpalipells on Srontpoobisz
ia ipulinn % p. flo. 6 alp.
Slmnlanpaltpelus on 8esiemerisid
iouluna 80 p. flo. 6 aamulla. Tasto-
ri st 6. SoloEen plDbuu.
Sumalanpalipelus on 8afefielbisz
IA ~iouluna flo. 2 /. p. p. Sastcri Sc.
6. Salpnen pubuu.
Sumalnlpalipelus on Sron Belts
IA icllura flo. 2 i. p. p.
9asten tuuiiiiibla on Sronipopoiss
ia iouluna flo. s Italia. Sptpd OBJ
iellna. Sernetuleal
Sumralanpalduelus on @ripin totpns
baalilla Snpanina flo. 10 a. y.
neutrality-suspicious. on 8am BUS
firfin toipnbaalilla Snpnnina flo.
100 /. p.
Ruoriioliitpn obielmailta Srpns
tpuobin firfcn 6aalisIa Sapanina flo.
8 Italia. SbipG ia rtnias pbielma
Seripetiiloal
Smnalanpalipelus on Soutb Ses>
Temerin fcululla irnnintaina 90 p.
flo. 10 a.. =.
Sartals6etfi on S~obioisfpldlld Scr
Snutnien farmifa iunnuneaina 20 =.
TO. 8 / p.
Sartallshetfi OH SeSerin fouluao
Summrtaina 30 j.. flo. s inaIla.
ltrben nlloben iumalanpnliuelus ia
8. g. @btpolliien piettp on Sron>
iuoopisia 1 p6itpd tamntif. flo. 10 up.
6eurafinnan t%piipiifcfoilS on llris
ben uirpoen pdiipGrd flo. 2 /. PIP.
SronfupobiSIa.
Ilpriioliiton cbielnlai(to ia uuben'
suitoben iublat Sr~onhppobisia flo.
iIIdlIa. Seripetllodl
1tnpen mlloben ntblat Sesiemeris'
id llupen luiioben aattona nlfncn mp
s illnllu.
Smnalanpalnelns ia $. g. OF
toolIiSen pietto 8esiemerisiG iinnrm
taiua 5 p. flo. $50 a.p.
SumalanpaIdueluS @afcficlSisi'
fii~nnuntainn 5 y. flo. $50 i.p. j
bartausbetfi flo. 8 inaIla.
@iiolIut ia baibattu: Secna 2apt
fput. Suomesfu 9dnnlficn pitdidsi,
~. 1851 ia fiioli nafosin SroI
8eltisid t. (. 10 p. teubtofuumeeieel
81 fpuoSen ifGiienG. Saubattiil
Sron 8eltisid t. I. 10 p. 8ainaia'
Idbinnd ofpat poitd ia tbtdr, iotf'
afuneipat Sitsburgisia, @ass. ia mi
mia ia nelid Iasten Iasta t6GllG Srol
@eltisfG.
Irne 8aiunfa
go G. Nper It. Yubelin SO!
Srontpoob, @eicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26

Mmtmian pnbelinnmmero on
mnntettn ia on ie NIT 59.W. Inta'
faa militia IebSelle ia fiireiiesid ia
panfiesIa ,uoipi fapttaa pmbelinta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-26
@pfoontltmisfieIto

apfpontrmisfielto poistettitn
S;rpnippobista ipiime fesfiipiiffona, ia
ipoitiin iiis 22 p. emfiferrm %ieit'es
MIN piiton ,~Jtpoirfeuoen' idlfeen To-
foontua Serrau bilpneifiin.