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The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27
S. S. CONVENTION
OPENS SATURDAY
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
LOWNDES COUNTY SUN.
DAY SCHOOL CON
VENTI0N.
MEETS IN ARTESIA
Meeting Opens Saturday and
Closes Sunday Afternoon
Fine PrOgram-State
Workers Coming.

We give below the entire program
for the annual meeting of the Lown-
des County Sunday School Conven-
tion which convenes in Artesia on
Saturday, August 80 ana continues
through Sunday, August 81,
Many of the state Sunday School
workers Will be present at this meet
ing and a treat is IN store for those
who can attend.
Following is the full program:
2:O0-S Song and Devotional. 10
min. Rev. T. j. Halfacre.
Welcome Address. Dr. N. D.
Guerry.
2:25-Res2onse. J. A. Goree.
2:35-Roll Call and Report of
Schools.
2:55-Report of the President. w.
N. Puckett.
3:10-Song.
3:15-Report of the Executive
Committee.
3:25-Appointment of Committees.
3:40-The Scope and Object Of the
State and County Sunday School
Convention, by w. Fred Long, Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Secretary for Miss.
4:OO-How Shall we meet condi-
tions in our Sunday School caused
by the World War? N. D. Guerry,
K. S. Gavin, DIR. Edward Lehmberg,
Collier Hardy.
4:20-Song.
4:25-The Parents who read the
Bible and those who do not. Mrs
John Bailey, Artesia, Mrs. E. E.
Grout, Columbus Rev. T. E. Gregory,
Columbus
4:45--Is Prayer Sufficiently En-
phasized in our Sunday School work
C. &. Anderson, o. p. Brown, j. H
Newton, S. A. Vaughan.
Report of entertainment commit
tee
Announcements.
Adjourn.
Note Entertainment will be ar
ranged for all delegates. Sunday
Schools VIII please mail list of the
delegates VINO wish to remain over
Saturday night in Ertesia.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27
SUNDAY AUG. 81, 1919.
Morning Session.

MOTHlIlS OtSSlOH
9:45-Song and Devotional. ]. NJ
Holloway and j. A. Goree.
10:0O-In what way shall we
open and close the Schools to make
them interesting? A. H. Pegues, w
r. Phillips, Brooks McGowan, Mr.
Jimmie Dodson.
1O:2O-The Children's Division and
It's Work Including the Cradle Roll
by Miss Mamie Love Thompson
State Superintendent Elementary De-
partment.
1O:40-What are the Rewards Of
the Teacher? Mrs. W. F. Mott, B.
G. Hull, j. T. Clardy, j. NJ. Roberts.
11:0O-Song. Mrs. Bailey Hardy.
Standards of Efficiency by
w. Fred Long.
11:3O-The Parent's Place in the
Sunday School. How can they pes:
cooperate with the Teachers? Mrs
Andrews, Mrs. W K. Phillips. j. T.
aed6etter Crawford, H. Il MoClana-
han.
11:5O-How to make the Bible
Glass a Success. F. T. Sykes, F. NJ
Jacob, Mrs. Sarah Sheffield.
12:10-What Can We give our
Young Men and Women to do? Mr.
j. l. Sturdivant, f. Z. Galloway, Mrs.
d. +. Mccullough, l. A. Halbert,
Announcements.
Adjourn.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27
VIII BE Big Event Writes Carroll
ton Correspondent OF The Dis
patch.

The Dispatch special correspondent
at Carrollton, Ala, Mr. F. Hill Viii
liams, sends the following special
relative to the presenting Of the Iron
Cross to Ex-Umpire JOHN Norwood:
The iron cross sent by Chief OF
Police Glover, of Columbus, Miss,
to Mr. Clayton Cox, of CarroIlton, O.,
be presented to Mr.. John Norvoot
for services rendered the Carrolltou
base ball team on August II, has
been received and will in the noar
future be presented TO the recipient
with appropriate exercises. Just
what day the presentation viii be
made cannot be given at this time, as
it is proposed to make il a great
evnt in Carrolton. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the management Of the ball
team 10 issue invitations to the peo-
pie Of Pickens county, and no doubt
but that Chief Glover will receive
one, to be present on the occasion
Mr.. w W. Beasley, mayor Of Car
rollton, will present the cross in his
usual graceful manner and is now
at work on the address which will re.
quire several days study, for every
detail Leading up TO the award of the
cross to Umpire Norwood viii be
taken up. When the presentation is
made it is expected that hundreds
of people Will come to Carrollton
from all corners Of Pickens county
to be present and enjoy what promi-
ses to be a great day for Carrollton.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

1:45-Song Service.
2:00-The Effect Of the War on
the Soldiers. Religious Activities.
Rev. Excel Frye, Leon w, Cox, X.
L. Spurlock, Dewey Smith.
2:20-The World Influence of the
Sunday School, Dabney Lipscomb. G.
T Heard, j. A Watson.
5-RecitatiOn by Miss Juanita
Gardner.
2:40-Song.
2:45-Som Plans for Getting New
Scholars and Holding them. Mrs.
John Stinson Mrs. Grady Belts, j.
r. Vaughan.
3:OO-Quartet by Misses Olive and
nellie Sanders, Mr. Earl Burris, and
Mr. J NJ. Holloway.
3:O5-Round Table. The value Of
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27
PAY TRIBUTE TO
COLONEL PEYTON
Is In Command OF Headquar-
ters Battalion At the Paris
Peace. COnferenceTls
Highly HOnOred

In booklet issued by the American
Commission TO Negotiate Peace, high
tribute is paid to the efficiency and
splendid war work record of Colonel
E. G. Peyton, a Columbian who is
Commander of the Headquarters Bat
talon or Military Staff Of the Peace
Conference.
The booklet is a handsome piece of
work. IL is illustrated with Paris
scenes and pictures of the officers
composing the peace staff. The
frontspiece is handsome likeness
of Colonel Peyton and beautiful and
glowing tribute is paid to him in the
foreword of the booklet.
Colonel Peyton won special dis
tinction for heroic service in the
great St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argnne
drive for which he was decorated
with the distinguished Service Medal.
He was mentioned for bravery in
number of Division citation.
One particular citation from his
Division Commander on October
3Oth. 1918 gave details of the act for
which he was cited. 1t was in the Ar
gone fighting and though gassed
to such degree that he had to be
led to his Post of Command" Colonel
! Peyton retained command of his men
and succeeded in recognizing and
establishing his forces.
A brief outline of Colonel Peyton's
military career is contained IN the
booklet issued by the American Com
mission as follows:
A hero of the St. Mihiel and
Meuse-Argonne offensives, proud
possessor of the Distinguished Ser
vice Medal, and the subject Of fire.
quent commentators in General
Orders depicting his valor and worth,
briefly describes the man who is
Commanding the Headquarters Bat
taliotl, American Commission to
Negotiate Peace.
i In 1899 he stepped forth from the
United States Military Academy with
the rank of Second Lieutenant of
Infantry; 1901 saw him a First
Lieutenant; 1907 a Captain; 1910
Major; 1917 a Lieutenant Colonel,
and 1918 a Colonel.
I Prior to this war he participated
in the PHILIPPINE hlsurrection from
June 1899 to October 1901 and in the
Moro campaigns from November
/ 1911 to March 1912.
August 5th. 1917 he was assigned
to the 320th. Infantry, 80th. Division,
later being promoted to the grade of
Colonel, taking command of that
Regiment. His work with the regi-
ment has been a subject of admira-
ton to all, and a consolation to the
Division Commander.
The Peace Commission gained
this officer on January %, 1919, and
it is with pride, wholesome respect
and highest regard of the men that
this Colonel has been able to make
it what it has been through all Of
these days while peace. negotiations
were being worked out. The Com
mand Of this officer will remain a
fond memory to all of the members
of the Headquarters Battalion lorg
after the Battalion has passed out Of
/ existence.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Bible Study to the Business Man and
Woman.
Why: W. S. LiDdamood, C. F.
Sherrod.
When: Frank P. Phillips, E. A.
Stanley.
How: H. !. SimraD.
3:25-HOw can We Improve Sun
day School Singing? Rev. J. H. Felts,
G. A. Pullen, r. O. Brooks, E. A.
Morris.
3:40-Solo by Miss Grace Wright.
3:45-Can We use our free Schools
to promote the interest in our Sun
day Schools. How? J. c. Meadows,
Miss Mary Stokes, Mrs. J. L. Wal
ker.
4:15-The business end. Mrs. Wal
ter Phillips, Miss Boyd, Artesia, Mr..
E. A. Morris.
Song.
4:+5-The chief end Of the Sunday
School Jno. F. Frierson Hdnry L.
Whitfield
Report Of Committees.
Election OF Officers.
Adjourn.
Note-A free discussion of any
subject will be permitted.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Mrs. s. B. Hudson and Miss Cor
ne.ia Hudson returned from a pleas
ant visit to the mountains in North
Carolina. Miss Sadie Hudson, who
accompanied them on the trip, win
remain a while longer as the guest
of Miss Rowena Cooke.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Mr. ]. c. Eaton and wife have ar
rived m the city where they viii
make their future home. Mr. Eaton
will have charge Of Loebs Shoe De-
partment.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27
CAR LOAD OF
FOOD ORDERED
Matter OF Distribution Is Prob
lem Before Committee
Several Plans Sub
mitted.

ehA4A Nao VI AtAto ~ AAtt NibiANAAs
committee representing the city from
tn Army stores in New Orleans.
Shipment Of the goods is indefinite
but it is expected that the car will
reach the city within thirty days and
very probably sooner
The manner and place Of distribut-
ing the food to the people is the
problem before the committee at
present.. Several plans have been sug-
gested, but nothing definite has been
decided upon yet.
At a meeting of the committee
yesterday tentative plans for hand
ling the shipment were worked out.
The meeting was presided over by
Mr.. S. B. Street, Jr., chairman and
the following members were present:
Messrs Ira l.. CASTOR, George Mos
by, C. f. Hodskin, Jud ]. Smith, j.
r. Gray, and Mr.. S. l.. Caine.
Mr.. Smith reported for the COM
mittee which went to New Orleans
to investigate the matter and place
the order. Mr.. Smith stated that no
inspection was made of the goods
purchased as it was impractical as
the goods were stored in large ware
houses and in bulk form.
He said that the authorities there
reserved the right to substitute other
items for those purchase in the event
the allotment Of food in certain lines
was exhausted, priority being giver
to first orders received and in order
Of their receipt.
1t is roughly estimated by the com.
mittee that 2 cents a pound on tn,
items purchased above the purchase
price would be amply sufficient t
cover freight, drayage and distribut
ion charges. In other words baeoI
purchased at 40 cents a pound would
be retailed at about AZ cents. No on'
will make usofit an ~ isjnlling q
the goods and the added cost is niad'
only TO take care of expense in hatld
ling.
A comparison of prices show tina
the sale of the food will mean a bi,
saving when the details and exac
cost of distribution are worked out.
The committee has tentativel!
decided that the goods are to be sol,
IN crates and not quantities of poun,
tins, etc, except bacon which will b,
sold in II pound cans. There is a dlvI
siCu of opinion among the committe,
on this method and it is probable IN,
committee VIII further consider IN,
matter,
Following is list Of the items in.
cluded in the carload purchase foi
TINS city:
$500 pounds bacon, 80 cases, /.
pound cans
4S0 pounds corned beef, 10 cases
IS pounds, No. /.
$50 pounds roast beef 10 cases
As pounds, No. /.
4sO pounds corn beef hash 10 case.
4S pounds, No. /.
$50 pounds chicken soup. 20 cases
As pounds, No. /.
Aso nonds strino,oss boars D,
easos "a noundy NJ
ao0 ,o,,,I. 49,. .a.., 5- -
: Goa noppds rice 5o b,g. ,a.
pounds each
1900 mounds .o.Jens,d ,It .,,..f
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27
West Elected Sheriff and
Johnston Carries County
Vote Exceeds All llExpectations All Over County
CLOSE to First Primary Vote-Governor's
Race Will Be Close---Result Last Night
Doubtful---FulI County Vote

At II o'clock last night the
Commercial Appeal reported that
on the face of returns Russell
and Johnston were running neck
and neck for the gOvernOrship
with approximately 10000 each.
The Commercial Appeal re-
ported that EriersOn was run
ming away with the Lieut.-GOv-
ernorship. No figures were given
on this race.
Lauderdale county outside the
city of Meridian gives Johnston
CSC, Russell S55. FriersOn 53I,
CasteeI 766.
Incomplete returns from Mont
gOmery county give Russell 665,
Johnston 6SS; FriersOn 567, Cas-
teel $50.
At 1890 last night the Jack
son News had tabulated 10000
votes and Johnston was in the
lead by approximately 5000.
The News reported that the
Northeastern counties had not
been heard from.
The News reported that Frier-
son was apparently elected as
Lieutenant Governor.
COMPLETE COUNTY VOTE.
GOvernOr-Russeu 554. Johnston
sI7.
Lieut.. Governor Frierson 1926
CasteeI 236.
Supreme Court CIerk-Myers .76;
Buck GA.
Railroad Commissioner-Wi IS
Horne 422.
District AtSOrney--Rencher 81;
Hell 77S.
Chancery Cserk-Richards 976, ex
cept Caledonia
Sheriff-West S78, Gunter $50.
Supt. of EducstiOn-Stanley 77l
Vaughn 6S4-
A surprisingly large vote was polle
in all precincts of the county in yes
terday's second primary. There wer
1906 votes polled aud the voting yes
terday totaled l449.
Fine weather prevailed and tn
voters turned out en- masse. A heav,
vote comparatively was reporte'
from all sections Of the state.
NORTH. COLUMBUS Russell 144
Johnston 2l7; Frierson 311, Castee
40; Myers 1S1, Buck 149; Wilson 250
Horne 81; Rencher 1856, Bell 10
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Miss Vernon Patty returned Nor
day from the Coast where she spent
a pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs.
W. f. Patty, who is spending the
month down there.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Mrs. Emma Stinson returned the
past week after completing the sum
mer course Of the Chicago University.
Mr.. aud Mrs Dan Mosby and Miss
Ella Mosby have returned from a
pleasant visit to the Coast.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. McKellor are
receiving the generalization of their
friends over the arrival of a fine son
last Saturday night.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-08-27

Mr. and Mrs George Hearndon are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of fine baby girl.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
I1moitus

Srompoooin O~inusfanpon
(Sbe Ginnisb Cooperative GRABBING
CO. puolap,toiitotous pi6etGGm
Sronhpoooin Yolutfilla fesfimiiffo-
no elof. 81 p. 1919, olfoen fello
1 pGiipGllG.
&ofoufiesio jlllaistaan p~iofinaio-
iitilit ia tesfustellaan ia ~pGGtetGGn
taifista liitett1 ~tosfepisto aiioista.
Somana iltara iamasia paifasia
on Observation-Disclosures SbjeImo
monipiiolinen.
SGienet ia oiuastoiminnun fan-
nattaiat ionputao tiIaiiuniteen.
81. &olinen (&iri.
81
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Snmalampaliuefmfiia @osebie
Srpm epnteisia

Ot~W ~~NsNtVIu
Sronpoobm onlpeluleuran tofous
OH t1nG1n torstoina FLO s illallo
MonteioIosia Wrs &upinfien luona.
Serlpetuloo.
Weoonillen ompeluieliran mppj1i
iet ofpot Meoomillen foililln emf
Iuitalutaina 8 b. Flo s illalln. Ser
ipetitloo.
SSyitmaIanpalpellis on 8afeftelois
la emil iunmmtaina 10 p. flo 10 op.
ulfoilmairtblat opat 8esiemeris'
IA Scr @ippolan farmilla emit iiin.
muntaino 10 b. olfaen flo 10 ap.
Saoeilmon iattliesfn on ilnlalanpal.
tpelits firfosio flo 2 ipp.
Sortousbetfi on Scr &nnta-@of-
foien furmilIo Dina %tomnisia emf
f"atnnrrntaino 10 p. flo 8 ilIolla. Ser
net1iIod.
Sarta1isbetfi on Scr 9iemelan
frmiIIa eteIGtpl1ll1 fesfipiiffona 10
b. flo s iIIalla. Sermetitloa.
SmseInfeitran fofolis ia bartaiis-
betfi 8esiemerisid torsbaind ia b.
paiffaflinnollo onnetim tarfemman
iImoitiffen mtfaiiesti.
ultoiImaiiibIot bppGlId obielmal-
Ia Goblin fplGIlG l1beMG fcitlitn %
Ietposio puistosio fitnnnntainn II
p. alfaen flo 10 up. Soteen fntti,es.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Seurafumnan ulfoilmaiublia
mietetGGn Soplin fpl1llG ilimuntai-
no II p. alfaen flo 10 ap. Siiblo-
paifto on G1bella foltllia oletpa Wer
Colon puisto. &oplilGiiet obottamat
rnniosta iiblapleiioa %falipuneista
ia miiitalto. Sateen ~iattuesfo Siiori-
tetoan obielma toiiIitbuoneifstosia.
Sertpetuloal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Giitus

aiuttiiamme mllitumia p1ipi1
uuoesio talosiomme iaapui beinG-
FUN 81 p:nG tiipamme taptt6m1
pstGpGioutto, ottaen emGnnpnhen ia
ii1nnppoen baltuirnia iefG antoen
nellie i%aulrell, arpoffunm fabian.
@mnte moi miillta fuin !n1iua
fDoGmeGliiet fiitofiet ia ibmetellen
mtistelIo, etta tobella meillG on Min
irniri pst1m1iouffo.
&iitollilenu Eeille
Silmn ia Mifbor Gallo
Montreol, Mirb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

- Metoristi firfosio ON i1tnniin-
taina t. t. 10 pGitp. foornu flo s iu.
8atefieloisid Mrs Sofia @ntti-
Ian aiitnnosia on tesfimiiffono TT.
13 pGip. ompelariettron fofoiis flo
3 ipp. Soitpotoon rlmiostn oionot.
too.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

= SAM 8uoriien perbe Miners-
millestd, @is. on i1lleen futen nil
me teiGnGtin IGbettGnpt poppiloon
tuItuiiet marriott. 9iitolliima tGstG
ppptGG past. @oiunnon mGfi loii-
iiio fpbomelliiet fiitofienia BELLE.
Siimola bpipnptemt rpnloosti poll
fitfoonl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
aiitos

YIldttden meiodt fotonaan tuli-
wat QUARTET ia pStdpdt totiimme
SSaafon pdipd- ilubIaa wiettdmddn.
aiitdmle fifth aupoftaasta labiosta
ionta labioititte nellie. aiitos fiji
ia berffupopodstd ionfa fatoitte. Su-
uaIa on runiaasti Waipanne palfit-
lena. &iitos Mrs 8aiunalle pnna
Scr aoprnlle opett@puiiesta pilbees-
ia.
Sltloo ia Saoffo Satalo
Sron 8elt, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
8anba nfi6

artpiid ia mitoio etiipG liiome
iobtiui uiein blonostu riiiianiirlatirf-
iesta. SenfiIO ionfa patia toimii
bpWin on mpos luonteeltann bphpG.
&im teitd igaipua ruuunirlotasbdi-
riot, fdpttdidG GbomberIoinin Sob
letteiG. Gee foabmistamot motioa ia
poneuot fem elimet toiminaan iGGn.
nolliiesti ia belposti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

lisouuoiiestu raaotabuoneen p0pods-
til ia fiitos niist1 riiniaisto Lab.
joista, mitd toitte fa~bmipopt1dn!
aapntidnne ia labioionne tiIenune
alma miistamaun.
&iitolliiuiioella,
Soban ia 2iiia Sautanen.
Montreol, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
&iitpslanie

Saluomme lauiun fpo1ntelliiet
fiitofiet iiit1 iuiri.arlpoiiesta fob.
tellisto ionta ioinme oiafiemme iiel-
Id SsbpemingisiG mieroilltmatfoima
Wtposfin fiitos niist1 ai1ton1atfoistn
ioita ioimme ia iota oil min boats-
toa, etten1me oIiii miIloimfaan ba-
latnneet erota torIistamme ipnan len
tdptpi fiiitentin teboG.
SrntrimalIa fiitolliiultoella iGGm.
me teit1 miistnmonn. ?
Wers @ilbelmiina ia Miss Senio
Sobnfon.
Srompooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

- Saiisfat pllGtpsjrblut oil nil
iunmuntaina pobjoisfpl6llG 90
ban Soltaiella, bdnen talonia I'M.
oistnsjaiblafii. aanioa oil poljon,
lmllettiin runiaosti ia iuotiin fab.
mia. Yost. g. @uori pitt pltbeen.
Salon oinoa poifa oil mpos jinlri
.t1Dtt1nDt 81 matotta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

@mii laiiontoina oput Mao.
|apillen ompeluieuron mppiGiiet ia
bartansbetfi W~eaoipillen foltlulla
flo 8 Italia. Observation-Disclosures flil-
litpat aiion bpfpin mlistoipon. &a,t
plmfilaiiet pnnd mlntt, muistofuopu
tefin ianpiio. Sermetliloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
&iituslamfe

SpoGmelIifesti fiitGmme faiffio
pstGapidmme plldtpfiestG minfG pa
Mite tointeen tpiinre i~ainnirntdina TO-
tonomne. @iitos falIisartpoiiesta
istirmobnoneem matosto, fiitos tdI-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Seminanrilainen 8. N. 8i.
lenilis iaapui glpsta, Minn. Sron.
lmoooiin mnanantai- bltana. 2Gbti
tiistai-iltma j6lleen teidIomnlIe TO.
tiaan Sitcbbnrgiin, Wass., poifeten
O9iosio apGlillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

= &anialaiiemme Waatti Bristol
iaopui fotiinia Bonsfan rintnmalta
Diime torstaina. Omniienia ia lu-
fuiin pstdpGjoltffo olifin bantd 10
fuan ooottanut. 2auillmme piroles-
tamme bGnet teripetnlleefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Wr Irtbur Sreoricfionin per
be 3orrien lufeiiillo on fiinlemam-
me mifaan IiiGGntpnpt uuoelln tli-
lottaalla. Smeal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

- Seminaurilainen u. &opra on
ottanltt tirianpitaidn paitan liif-
feesiamme. Nr &oppa on fdpnpt
Suomesia fatihuuottien failppotou-
lltn ioten bGn on toimeen ppstpfpG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

= &astori g. @uori on mppnpt
poiSmniiton tGb6en talonio. 3aiip.
poiummo $4,000 ieuouillo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Earain n~lpstnsIGGfe

Scum boliiotte iopipoa ilostusl1G.
tettG, foettataa @bamberlainin Sab.
lettein. zee opat belppoia ottaa 10
tDaitruttopat belpoittniposti. &diffi
iotfd ofpat niibin tutnstineet, fit
EtGfpdt niit1 ilritresti. See moflapoi
main Csc.
Snnri apn
GbomberIainin Collie ono Oiarr-
boea Memeop" on laoiolti ~tiinnettit,
mlttto moi ola ioftt ioIle ie on tirn.
temotonto; felloinen litfsfon s. S.
Dear-nimiien beteLlimieben, Drpu-
per, Mont. latiatnnon: "yseli1 pitot-
to fifteen naiitin @bomberlainin 60.
lie ono 9iarrboea @emeopG iellai-
leila menestpfiellG eta olen ieni6l.
Teen fitoiitelIit fitd pstdwiaeni".
Matfmstaian fofemnffia
Mitte oppia iotain taippamat.
tiistaia 8. $. Srelanoin, 2ouismil-
le, Sep. ianoiSta: "&ei1IIG 1883 foin
nieito folerafobtoufiio. Innoin 30.
tellin paImeIiiaIle SOC ia tGsfin 3D.
men ostamoon chamberlain Collie
oro Diarrboeo 8emeop6" pboen pul-
Ion; litpa Ell oIliit ostaa mitGGn jGl-
iittelpldafettG. Dim obieitten m,i-
fnan fafloisomofien ia fdpin nitf-
titntoar. &lo' 5 ieitrootpona oortilno
fiitliii minita tpOni toiieen poiffaan,
otin ilinon iirme - termeenG mie.
bend.
Chamberlain Weoicine 60.
Des Moines, Soma
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Sian iaantme fal1plmfiimme
toisfieliien pGiapdleboen, ionta enii-
nldiiet nlinlerot i%lmestpnepGt parin
fuufmtoen tilitttln.
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Saalt1 eli ole nGin1 p1idpimd
lGbetettp rautn:miltaa @Sblnnoiin,
iilla iielld on iatamatpolaisten LOFT
TO.
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leen SrnmpoooiSia. 8plld ie main
onfin tdrpeen. Smteo main.
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Slomi. 8itreltii foiitta on quo
mesta pppoettp tietojd fe1traaipisto
benfiloistd ia beioGn olinpoifostaan:
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Ia, fpipmbs fosfetpa testame1tttia
Sitomesto.
august 8estmnit, aiinrrt folme
wltotta iitte SeattIesia. @osb.
2enni StoIo (9arG 2eonoro Sell.
iunen), oiumit 8ostonnisia.
SfDenSfort, merimies, Giti Sbiloo
'Spension Observation-Disclosures fp.
.fpp.
8eIiefiet, Maitno Slmari Siapi-
men (ipnt. 1880 ia Sdafob Mrttltri
SrnDinen (f1pttGnpt gmeritosio nj.
mea Somes Gls) ipnt. 1889, Seino-
Ian pit6i1stG.
Ssfor @obrielion, toLolliien poi
ia &otndiDn fpIdstd 3drpion pit1-
jdstd, oIesfeIlut British GoIiimbias-
ia.
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torIebpst1.
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x
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imioelle tpooInIleen Seriep Gitppn
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Ginrih Mr1nnes 10

5igrib 9rGnnes ia @rtbur
ISreoricflon mibittim miime wiifol-
la; pibfimiien toimitti past. 8ittG-
men.
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SilIoin tnin iuotte min tpfp'
td1 meiodn tltotteitoIuune.
Crystal Spring 4etuerage 60.
Eel. 1888.
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100 eeferia mbbtamGnS

Moan mpp omistaia. Sc iiiaitiee
Srperior-i1rpen pieresIa Montreal
ioen iititsia @ogebic faitntisIa. %.
@. n IL feet, totpnibip 48 g.,
@ange 40 %. &inta $3.50 90 eeferi.
81. 81. gIart
s 8eslemer Micb.
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= Herpport Mining SO. on tdStd
labtien nimeIt1dn Sbe &epublic
Steel & Cube 60.