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The courier-index., 1919-06-27
rnE supllmlTY OF ABSTRACT

That President Wilson's program was a little too good to be true is now generally recognized.
 And there is 9 tendency in certain quarters to question the wisdom of the program But to do so IS to auegtion the wisdom of ever forDa- lating any program.
 The programs that aye conpieJeIy fulhlled as q rule exist ID theory. Hardly any plans lever materialzes in every detail Which IS q poor Justification for saying that plans should never be made. It IS tanta- mount to saying that 1t IS never shy use to try.
 If the president had tried to do less he would have not done so much. His ideals seem fantastic, but such ideals are needed to bal ance the materialisrn of Europe.
 Heaven knows there are places ID Europe where they need ideaiists and ideals. It is more than likely that the president never expected every feature of the program to be- come fact. But it is surprising that 50 much of it has become so by Implication, if not by specific pre- scfiption.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
METHODIST CHURCH

The revival closed last Sunday night. the fifteenth. Some were glad. others were gladder. Those who were glad held special services on Monday and Tuesday nights of the same weeks. A very fitting cil- max to q gospel revival. Well, the church moves on anyway, and those who count themselves worth while lin the Masters cause are remaining steadfast to their faith.
 "Sure as thy church shall last, The brightest glories earth can yield And brighter bliss of heaven"
 Come to Sunday school at s:45. Be on time. Help J. E. Strain make the thing go during the summer.
 The pastor will preach at eleven o'clock.
 There will be no preaching serv- ices at night.
 The pulpit will be vacant on the first Sunday in June.
 J. 4. WOMACK, Pastor.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

it is produced on corn as the prin- eipal feed, and we contend that 1t has been proved that they do, then the higher the price goes the bet ter it is for the southern hog pro ducer, so long as the price of nogs is based on the price of corn and he grows his hogs on these cheaper feeds instead of corn.
 We do not advise any southern farmer to raise hogs if he feeds them on corn exclusively or chiefly but if he will provide 9 proper TO- tation of the cheaper crops we have mentioned and use minimum ot cotton seed meal and corn, he car produce hogs cheaper than they arc produced in the so-called cron belt I-The Progressive Farmer.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS FOR THE SOUTHERN HOC-RABSER

It is important that we at once thoroughly appreciate the fact that we cannot compete with the north in hog production if the feed IS to be chiefly or largely corn. The two reasons are plain: first, we grow too little corn for our own use and must buy corn; and, second, our average yields of corn per acre are too small, as compared with the northern corn yields
 If our other feeds, like peanuts soy beans, cowpeas, velvet beans sweet potatoes, fall and winter graz ing crops and legume pastures pro duce pork more economically thar
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

hoss at Cur house. fae sea Ht aie
 my wife always tawk things over between us. Wien they do z. And then they end up by dolng as ma says. Exaetly.
 Sunday-Cumpny cum 2 our house wich had little baby wich cried 2 awful lot and loud. Wen they was gone pa cussed & sed such kids maid him tired. But bet if he diddent have no teeth & hare & had to beg for his eats ne woodent De in very good Spearlts neether.
 Monday--pa hired himself out Z g grosery keeper today & quit hls job wich he was working at. The new boss cum in the back room and seen him setting down and smoke inc. The boss sed Are you tired. pa replyed No. The boss sed why aincha working. Pa sed ] was afraid l wood get tired. He still is resting yet.
 Tuesday-We are raging chIckens now. pa his fingered out how 1t Is a fine business and he sed wen ne buys a ottomobeel can learn Z run it. 0 lady.
 Wednesday-Jake & me saw ,. E. today & J. '. ast Jake wot was the first record of carrier pigeon < he sed 1t was wen Noay let loose the Dove out of the Ark. She winkt at me as much as to say aint some folks dun.
 Thursday-We are going fishing pa X me & Jake & ] started down town & ma sed Where you going & l sed to get some artificial flies. she sed No yure not. We have got all the real natural flies we need without buying enny make beleeve ones.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Special program on for the adult bible class conducted by Mr. Me Kee next Sunday morning.
 The Young Peoples Christian En- deavor, conducted by E. D. Robert son, held their closing service for this season Sunday night.
 Pastor breaches at Yarber school 3 D. m. next Sunday. Eleven Q. m, special program on the Arkansas College al Batesville. The claims of this noble institution upon the peo- pie of Arkansas.
 Eight D. m., 2 brief gospel serv- ice. Music by the young peoples choir.
 Our congregation extends love and sympathy to Brother E. D. Wild ir the recent going of his beloved wife and companion to the better world The Lord comfort him and his fam fly in this great hour of sorrow. W. K. JOHNSTON, Minister
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gtares z ma. ne sed Wood you ware these pam beech pants down town? Ma sed z him you poor simp do you spose ] want 2 get arrest cd.
 Saturday--Pa was haveing g ar gaInint with 2 Mother man as Z the boss of q hoam. The man sed he was the boss at his own house. pa seq they wassent any
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Regular services at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Morning worship and sermon at Il o'clock. We are having only forty five minute services during the sum rner at the morning hour. Evening services at eight o'clock. The first in series of sermons to young peo- pie. Dreams and Air Castles" All the young people are invited to at tend these evening services. Prayer services Wednesday evening. The ladies will have their meeting Tues day al four o'clock in the after noon.
 C. L. HAMMOCK, Pastor
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Some of the senators are already taking of their coats and rolling up their sleeves in anticipation of the presidents return with the league of nations covenant in his pocket.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

The National Clothing Manufac- turers' Association says that in the spring of 1920 men's ordinary suits will cost the wearer from $50 to $75 each. Some extraordinary suits will probably be worn.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Desiring to commit suicide , Charles of Roumania shot 2 in the leg. He must nave lar idea of the location of ih organs.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
CHURCHES
.s,yT ANDREWS CHURCH

SAINT ANDREWS CHURCH
 The Rev. c. c. Burke, Rector
 SERvICES-SUNDAYS Holy communion, 2. m.
 Church school, 9:SO E. no. Maths, II a m.
 vespers, g p. m. Mondays-Bible class and St. An drew's Guild, 3 p. m.
 Wednesdays, Litany, 10 g. m. Thursdays, holy cornmumon, a. m. St. Andrews Parish Helpers 3:30 D. m. Fridays. prayers, htany and ln- tereessions for the peace of the world. 7:30 ?. m.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Under Bolsheviki rule in grad the only thing which aI procured are burial permit the populace is standing in hr ing for them.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

caroonated water and citric acid. winch IS natural acid found in oranges, lemons and grapefruit. We heartily recommend Orange. crush for the home. Order q case today Obtainable wherever soft drinks are sold.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

If the new congress is as efficient in reconstruction as it bids fair to be in investigation, it will be me morable assemblaee.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
Ubf Un,sriFr r-3nnrx

paaasaAed en Friday ef e@ch wses ta Agarianna, Lee CoaRty, Arkansas kx ahe Press Publishing Company ~ns' emsered in the postoffice in Marianne as second class mail matter under per- n4s from the postoffice department subscription price s2O0 per year, m yayiably in advance Fl. N. Jackson. NkiitOr Manager.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

The Church of the Brethren, which has just held it's annual con ference presents an effective bar rier to the II. c. of |. It does not permit it's members to wear hats, neckties or jewelry.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

The appearance of white kv Germany is said to have doH| to calm public feeling than 1 speeches of all the diplOnsk
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Mexico ha salways been the do- main of trouble. Very unfortunate, for in the constitution of things it cannot keep it's troubles to itself.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

It has been a source of specula- ton to us whether q soldier has to run around himself in order to put on his wrapped leggings.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

The next question to be asked is what will become of the whiskey glasses and the drinking songs.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

s The roar of our guns in Mexico k being "heard round the world
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

As the hot summer sesu' reverently, thank God fr dy."
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Banish that schorching thirst ioy- fully, completely-with refreshing. delicious Orange-Crush.
 Orange-Crush is made from the fruit oil pressed from fresh ripe oranges. and such other wholesome inpre- dlents as pure granulated sugar.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27
eLATe DIARY


 Friday-pa was dressing % lodge meeting < ne hoiiereo doWh
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Women's skirts are tight, but the moaey to buy them with Is tighter.
The courier-index., 1919-06-27

Part of our citizens evidently de- sire to prohibit prohibition.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Gnslantia nlfomanlaiiine
Sltafunlm

Sofaiiellc: - Srontpoooin faiLpni1s
gin faafuatustpirnnomaiiet fltimpnt
teit1 "f1bttGm16n bptpafienne ipapaata
iltafouliia, iosia tariotaan opetusta
opiutoien i%atfomiietii tai tdmdn maan
tielen pppimiietii.
gbbpsipallat, iobon fuilumme, OIL
maa, ipsia on erilaiiia tapoia, erilai-
fla ibanteita, erilaiiia aiotusfantoia,
erilaiIia trabitiioneia ia erilainen
ballitusmiioto firin @airopan maisia.
SGmGn maan. %iilfiiet laitofiet cfpat
luobnt bemcfraottiiesia bengesid ia
tarfoittnipat fanian b~biuinfpointia.
3ullefin bffiI0Ile iuoSaon mabbollis
dimman Iudri ipapaus, funbm bdn Ell
bGiritfe toisten oifeufiia ia ipapautta.
@utfa poibafIenne fdpttdd bptpdfs
ienue tatd ipapairtta ia famiamipaItaa
tulee teibdn oppia englattia ia Ob>
bpstpaItoien tapoia. Seibdn tulee int
tustia fen maantieteeieen, fen fual-
tioitten ia tmipiufien mdantieteenis
fin aIeniin, fen bistoriaan ia fen
imirmiesten eldmdrtpaibeifiin, fen
teorlifuuteen ia eriIaifiin IiiteseIdmdn
miotoibin, fen Iaitofiiin ia riibin
tarfoitufSiin mita tuarten ne ctpdt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

7ppt.
Pastori 8aiunnalle mpSnnettiiu
$1,000 palfanforotus.
8 ppf.
Observation-Disclosures, ioita ei ole
tpoitu pitda l%entiun tatia. pddtettiin
plan pitdd. 3eboitufi ena lauiuttiin,
etta naiiet foettaiiifpat idriestdd min.
ETH poitaiiiin pitdd 10 IS p. tdtd
fuutn.
0 pDf.
@alittiin fpmitea miesteniltamia
parten, iotta pibctGGn belmifuulla.
@alituifli tulbipat: s. 9ilponen,
Nley 2pstilG, s. Mifula, sc. Mdfo-
nen. S. Sistuslon, S. Gariala, 90.
GoipiS.o, =. Sobnion, u. aosti. 9.
G;!pistl q. acnala ia q. @irtanen.
10 pbs.
RdGtettiin miafInn 8m Srannef-
ssllc III ,riioleurn1 lasfna $4,000
ieuratunnan ~fasia3tn.
II PITT.
Gcs:us:eItiin Ierrafumtapiitin IL
osta. G)leiienG niainIiena oil, etta
ipoitaiiiin iebb1 piiriiafo. YGdtettiin
ldbettGG e%brstaiia pi:r'n tofo,l.Iccn
lila E., istptien'i. eitd S%roIiIopoin
Ieliraflmta OH lpalmis piiriiafoon
min plan fuin toiiet piirinSflmlllliuai
ieuraflmnnt fen bpipdfipfpdt.
~ pDf.
8alittiin ebiistaint piiritpfolifieen;
naIihlifii trliipat: Sacob Gilponen.
@leg Mentamdfi, Gley Spstild, Wiilo
@irtanem Ibclf aosti, Srant Sobns
ion, gnttiN aanala, Iatti Idfonen,
@cster &itpist0. Iictor &bonen, Stat
8ariala ia Oscar Sacpbion.
10 pbt.E,
Silit ipiineiieltd puoGiimpbelta:
Sliloia $936.42; menoia {amaIla
nialla $60S.90; fasia $327.50.
Slit TOTO tmiobelta: SulDia
$1449. 80; ipan6n fasia $112.S5;
Dbteenf6 $1562.17; mettot 1924
81; fasia $327.50.
IA ppf.
apfols loppui bbipdsiG idriestpfa
iesid. &pfouflen puolesta
Sncpb ailponen Oscar Sacpbion
Clinics &irilri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

p~pstbtetpt, ia ennenfattiea fen ballis
~tirtieen ia nii6in periaatteiiiin, ioiben
puolesta ie taistelee.
S6aaiIet tiebot auttntpat teitd lus
tiesinnne amerifalaiiia ianomalebtia.
ne auttatpat .teitd parantnmaan tot
meentlloanne ia pmmartamGdn laps
iianne ieta maata.
Seiban perbeenne, nanpurinne,
t90nantaianne ia ballitufienue balnas
mat. ettG %aiemanle parantii Interis
fasia.
Yaras tie tGrndn inniputtantiiesia
on tapbd papaata i~ltatoulua, iofa
aipatann tammit. 13 p. flo 7.30 Up.
Gentraalifpululla.
9lipftia OH englannisia nltpmaas
Iniiiqle, fonepaiatpoSIG. piirustutiesia,
pifafirioitlflesia, fonefirioitutiesia,
teittotaibosla ia neulomiiesia.
GpiptdG lGbenmmin faupungin-toue
lun iobtaialta.
8aSipatuSipiranpnlaiiet
S~pomipoob, @tiob.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miesten
iItamatfin lGbe stptudt; miebet ipain
obottatpat, ettG naiiet ferfiGtp1t ens
lin pitdd 10 &iitospditpGfii iImoitetut
iltnmat, iilld ,,Iabies first" ieuraz
tunnasiafin. SeImifuin aiolla fit
ten miebet pitdtp1t iltanIa ipatullts
taen, eta mppntibouunasia liiffuu
libaipm jas laibantin fell.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Ntontreal, Wicl
G6ptafirja

Sebtp Srpnippooin Sioin Glp. 9lit6.
&nniallisieurafunnan ipuoiitofoutiesz
ia tammif. 1 y. 1919.
1 pnf.
&ofoufien aipaii eiimies Sacob
&ilponen.
2 ppf.
&iriilri lufi ipiime iuioii@ ia nell
i1nnesfofcutien pDptGfiriat, jptta Df@
iimieliiesti bDtpGflpttitn.
3 ppf.
Se6tiin pastori Wailumnalle ttNp-
mi)s, p1tp 6GnellG mitGGn Ieltratlns
tau ipastaan. @itG1n mulita bGneIlG
ei pllut film ettG Ieilrnfuntapiiri OH
liian laaia, ipten pia ieurnflmndsfa
ioitilu fGriimddn, fun bin ci cbei
ipfa paiffam.
Ipos tebtiin tpipmps, onto ieilras
tunta tpptpipdinen npfpiieen ppettaa
%iannia, ia ianoi ielirnflttta ~olepania
tGpiin tp%ptpapoincn.
A ppt.
&alittiin ipirfnfimlta altnlpalle
ipuooclle: Sacpb 8ilponen, clinics,
duorallc Mbolf 8osti; f%iriurifii Oscar
Sacobiot, tparalle Grief @dmGri; raz
9aStonairiurifii @ler 2pStild, iuaralle
8ester 6iipistD; rabastonboitniafii
Mer Nantam1ti ia ipardlle Sester
6iipisto; piirirabastonboitaiitii ie,l-
raaipat: 9e Ser, Sobn &ilponAl;
Wml @usfirt, Gntti Srnsto; grtpin
SobnSbip, gntti 8anala, Sscar &ors
tiannafi ia Seipis YerttuIa; @ontrcal,
1ticb. Intti Niemi; Norrie Soc. Sas
cob &iitpinen, 8ester &lipistD ia tpds
rnlle Grief 8angas; Smm Spipn,
sSobn Hein; WonteceIlo, &iist 8us
pias; Srompoob Sotpn Sei. IL, Ss-
car Srlin; Sabis Soc. Sobn Nifrla;
@eaoipillc, mrs. Wtatti &iipi; Iurora
Soc. gbas Sarlunb; Netp Sort Goo.
G6as Seitfinen ia %fmiprmgille mrs.
Nler 2pstilG. Siafooneifii ipalittiin
ieuraafpat:
gripin Sotplt, mrs. 8irpio, Satri
9arrni ia mrs. @iemeld; faupungilIe,
Nler 2bstil1; Torrie Soc. GIeg @ans
tam6fi; Iurora Soc. g6as .SnrIunb
ia mrs. aoiipisto; Netp Sort Soc.
Gbas Seitfinen; Ian 9iistirf, mrs.
Snusfo; Sc Ser, Sobu &ilponen;
Oma Soipn, 'Sobn Stein; @eaobille,
Matti &iiui ia Gust Monen; Srons
ipoob Sotpn Gee. IL Soiepb Sustuse
ion ia mrs. Sulin. Siatoonien eiis
miebefii tuli pastori u. Bafunta.
8 pbf.
$ilintarfastaiiffi iualittiin @ricf
@aneas, Sobn Iifiila ia Wester Sci
.dpist1.
6 ppf.
Balittiin Giittaias lebbeIe afids
miebid: IeaStpiIle, 80. 3itpi; Ietu
BORT Coo. g6as Seiffinen; Ban @iiss
firf, mrs. 9acr 2episto; Iorrie Soc.
gricf @aneas; gripin Soipri, Gntti
@anala; MontreaI, Iicb. u. Miemi;
giirora Goo. Wester @ituisto; Iontes
cello @fist @tptna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Irs Gust Sobuion, tpttSni,

= Wfrs @nSt Sobnion, tptt6nimi
Mnna Safman, on flrolllit Sr. Mnbers
ionin iairaalasia ellen annlrlla ipz
bdntautiiu. oil iairastanut ieitiemGn
fnita ia oil fiollesiam 46 IN. itGis
men. 2Gbinnd faipaaipat a~ipiopuplis
ionia Gust Spbnion b. m. pstdipid.
Sautalis tapobtimi lauantaina flo 2
j. p. p. @oniaIlisie,irnf. firfosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
gesiemer,. Mieb.

&iimeiiesId cnipehiIenrnm fofout>
Tesla tirffoialisfa oil tuloa tietGGtie-
nj pli 5000, iosta iipnmasta par
bainmnt f~iitpfiet p0pbdnfnttniille,
@rslqc Nrtfola ia Sill. Seiiranipa
ompcl II icurm fptous on fipffpIalisia
bitpnem,a 10 y. flo 9. Scripetilpal
Spttoien pmpeluieura ~fotoontui
cniifcrran MrS. Sfarapin lllpna, ioss
to lGbcunrin tuonnempana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
Smmalmpalmelnfiia Upsebie & Srom
cpumtciSfa.

Sronipnobiu ompelitieurap iuiioiis
sofoas OH ~firtfoialisfa tdIddn torss
taina 9 p. flo s iQalla. 9abipip5ps
ia ~tatetoan pbteiiesti. &aitfi mu-
fnari
9csiemerin pmpeluielran fofpus
on buomenna 10 p. ITO Q i. p. p.
firftoIalisIa. Nrs 8iIiam @Gfi
fattaa p0bbdn. Serpetuloal
Sumalanpaltpelus on SpontpooSisia
imnuntaina IL p. flo 10 a. p.
9~artalisbetfi ia ppbatouIun aIotias
iaiiet ofpat Goutb 8esiemerin foullls
la Iunnuntaina IL y. flo 10 a. y.
RpbGfoulu alottaa toimintania
Srouipcobin firtfoialisia ia Wonteiaz
Ion 5aalilIn iunnuntaina IL ,. Flo
100. aaifti Iapiee foollel
S~aptaus9etfi OH Nontpealisia,
Bis. fuununtaina IL y. flo $50 Up.
Sumalanpnltpelus OH Sron @eltisiG
fnnnnntaina IL p. flo 8 illalla. Gipz
pitouluIdiiet fofoontliuat iimalan-
palipelutieen.
@eabtpiIlen ompeluielran fofolls
on mannantaina Is y. flo 2 j. p. p.
Scr. Niilo 8irtaien farmilla. Ieabs
spilleldifet, fofoontufanpa ioufolla.
S~artausbetfi on 8esSemerisIG Ine
spilIen p66llG, Mntti 9osfen luona
tiistaira IA p. flo s Italia. Seriues
fuloal
Seuratunnail mbbidisiltamat utpat
Srommrrisid @ontcIalpn 6anlilla
iauantainn Is y. flo s italia. Ser
.uetuIon, ei a~inoastaan IdbeltG, pnnn
suieldpd tailempaafinl
8esiemerin ieilratumnan mppi6is-
iltantat oipat ~firffoialisia lnilantaina
18 b. elfo0n tlifaan laininlpDfo tGs
I'd tilaiiinrtta.
8iiritnrmnn ipnoIitctpus ia piiris
jublnt alfaipat Srontpoobin tirfosia
furnuntninn 10 y. flo 10 a. p. 8ie>
tamms- iilfoin imlria iublia. Yalion
ipieraita iaapiiu piirin ieuratllnnista.
Bddtd iiis iirGtin ht9lial 2Gbemmin
felrantpasia leboesiG.
adstettu: 5ialnrar ia Siloa llltpiien
poifd Suiilo Bilbert, ipnt. gesieme-
risid ntarrasfitiin % p. ia fastettiin
ieulittuitn 81 p. Silmaian bdntd iius
nntfocni
,Salioaitu: Namni Itiriam Ndii,
Epnt. SroripopO t%oiu,Ibipisid 20 y.
iouli&. ia fioli 81 p. ninpnsfnan 2
fuiiorofauben ifGiienG. Yieni painas
in ~bnubnttiin t. I. 2 y. 2Gbinnd
bGntG fnipaaipdt ia, aiti, 5 ipelieG ia
4 fiston,
anne 8nilmta
$40 g aper It. Yubelin 989
S~ronipooS, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

GntaidGstSmertit tpitobelle 1919
or Iastetu liitteelIe ia iucibann niita
ostaa postitonttprisia ia pa,tfeista.
Sinta OH tammifuliala $4.12 ia tcbo@
aa biruta ientifld fuiIlta. @e tuoibaan
Irnlastaa in. 1924 5:IIi bslfarirla.
SStafnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

Gnglannisia ia Mansfasla fan-
tatuat looasiasf aatuneitten pnailet
fGiiparresiaan iurunnirboia, ia feboit-
tna Nmerifmrfin bnllitus tefendGn
tGdll1 iampin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

@o9ebicin aiemalla tapabtu-
ueesia ralitatieonnettpmuubesia TAI
ptii iunnmiebistd iurmania, fafii
Iorttmntui ia m~attustniista ipiiii iai
%tpnrnroia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

Srpnipoooin topnibipin furmas
rien iaiibonp4lD nltad plan t%oimintdna
ia neljG MALTA %faupunsista oleipalld
Soutb S6oren ratatparrella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

Sam Sariu, Sinflisid, pitoIi
folme piitfoa fifteen beindino,pan pGdl
ia ia loIffaantui bdnen ptfia t1teni1
min, ettei ppstp tpSb6n pitfddn al
taan. SdmiG on moneIla tnipaGla
fpeteltu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09
&iitpS

Snan lallIrla bstGipille Sronipoos
Disia niIpittomdt fiitotien fen ra6a@
lnbian eoestd, ionfa Iain ioiIlun ebel-
Ia irnirefii i%lpfieni ottaa pastaan.
Soiipon, ettd Silmalalla OH teille allz
taa ptela palion bptpdd. Ntrs.
Sacobion'il(e iaan lai,iua fiitctieni
iiitd, ettd brittle paiipnt pGallenne ia
labbitte ppptdnnddn ia inlri minulle.
9abia of biipfan pli fabbentpmmenen
bollarin, ipsta Sumalalle him tiitos,
lila bdn ie on, ipta aiian alfuuns
pnni.
&~abiamaamit
&c. 6. 81.
MDxJ Op..I
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n
SuhLnhetfi on SinflisIG.

Sublabetti on S~inflisld, @iS.
enii i%lnnrntaina finn fpfpprmlrmne
Conn Sariulle flo 2 ip. SieIlG Iup-
ritetaan objelmaa ieuraaipasti: Yus
BETA pitGtpGt s. Is. Sbonen y. III. ia
Senrb Storfool lmlIaa ia i%oittna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

8aninllis ieurafumnan iltamat,
ioiben pitt plln tittospditpdnd, pibes
tGdn Montecellon baalilIa laiiantaina
t. t. 10 y. aIfaen 1873 Italia. Silais
fuiiteen ianpltfaa taas bironeen t6ps
beltGl Obielma tulee olentnan ar
ipotas ia mppuistd jog fuinfa palionl
$eruetulodl SerpetuIodl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mntoi
tauntin nirastp iculilfiun aialla
faiffiaan 20 lille morIiisparille.
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Der. Biliam @aen perbeesid
fafrastetaan t~uliroffoa. .Soitpomme,
ettei touti ole ipdardrIista Iantua.
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toimintaria ipiime maanantaina.
autanseto6an flu" itten ratbanl
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aallpuntimme fonIlit aIottituat
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Soulltum 81 ia tammit. 2 p.
MALTA OF tddnd % uutta lentfrfob-
fausta ia niisti ptii fuoli.
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aofffia, iotId eitpdt tuieId ole
iiIiitdmeet ,.SouIurmibaa'', fe9otte'
taom tefemddn ie iban emiitilasfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-09

- auttaidn fonttoori ostoa ionfrn
mddrdn pubtaita, pebmeitd raiuia ia
maifad, 10 fenttid ~paiinnrtd. Stofoal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-01
leanings
\ GATHERED FROM THE
|, d HOME FIELD.

= :; = 3 Z
Go to The Bazaar The Busy Store.
r.. N. Gilbert left Monday for Min
neapolis for a few days business.
Miss Lucille Lundquist left Sunday
for New York city to pursue her studies
in art.
Or. Anderson, Of Fertile, autoed up
last SATURDAY for 4 few days visit in
the city - 80
Anderson's 5 piece Dance Orchestra
furnishes the music at the Dance to-
night night THURSDAY r !
Mr. and Mrs. w; A. Clark, Of Don
aldson, visited over Sunday at the home
! OF Mr. Clark's parents
Wanted to Buy A second hand hard
coal heater in first class esnd ition.
Medium size. Give particula rssa sheaf
Office. S "A rs Il
Theodore Anderson. of Larim0re. as
D., has accepted position nsthe: <loth-
ing department. of the X. 4. Taralsetb
Go. store. ssz.s ~.
$50 Kovar Harrows sold this last yeitr
and another carload coming Cali UP
your neighbor and find out how he likes
It, then you will want one quick i FL it'ildz
gen, Wittensten 4 Co. $ :.. & 4 f. S3a2
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-01
Subscriptions taken for all daily
newspapers at the Sheaf Office

subscriptions taken for all daily
newspapers at the Sheaf Office.
Peter .Nordlund. of Alvarado. is a
visitor in the city for several days
G. E. Lundquist returned Tuesday
from a two weeks trip to the Pacific
coast.
George Void. Of Goodridge. autoed
here Tuesday on business matters re-
turning the same day. SIZE
Miss Bertha Holan, who is employed
iat Mahnomen, spent Thursday visiting
at her home in this city. I;
Halvor Harris and grandson Harry
/; Thompson, of Big Woods. autoed here
! Saturday evening, attending to business
ma tiers ss $500 ~
sit y. en- 7,
gineer, returned last Thursday morning
!; from st. Paul, where he had been to
attend to business matters.
Tanning mills and wild oat cleaners,
all with power attachments. Bring
your samples Of grain. Lundgren.
|Wtttensten Go.
/ Mr.: and Mrs u 81 elflass odel. and child
.ren. who haze Rekn ting at. the i.
NJ Olson home for the past six weeks.
left Saturday morning for their home
in California:
The Thief River Fall creamery paid
Z to it's pa irons & fAre milk and cream for